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And I think that tracks really directly in my mind with the amount that I read. Because I barely have read up until this year. So maybe before this year, I had not read a whole book in maybe five or six years. And my habit of reading like every day obsessively has been gone since basically the beginning or middle of high school.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.

Like I've seen Ludwig listen to audio book and it's not,

Like I've seen Ludwig listen to audio book and it's not,

Like I've seen Ludwig listen to audio book and it's not,

His eyes are glazed over. You can just phase out while something happens to be on, right? But if you are intently listening to audiobooks, I think it might be the same. And I think that is the number one thing I could point to in my own life is when I was reading every day, I think I had a way better vocabulary and quickness in the way that I was able to access and explain things.

His eyes are glazed over. You can just phase out while something happens to be on, right? But if you are intently listening to audiobooks, I think it might be the same. And I think that is the number one thing I could point to in my own life is when I was reading every day, I think I had a way better vocabulary and quickness in the way that I was able to access and explain things.

His eyes are glazed over. You can just phase out while something happens to be on, right? But if you are intently listening to audiobooks, I think it might be the same. And I think that is the number one thing I could point to in my own life is when I was reading every day, I think I had a way better vocabulary and quickness in the way that I was able to access and explain things.

But that aside, my other part of this that I think absolutely has to do with this is it is related to phones, and phones are, like, the way this problem is dispersed in my mind. But the constant, like... activation you have access to all the time by scrolling things like TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, or just the internet in general. Or for me, it's YouTube.

But that aside, my other part of this that I think absolutely has to do with this is it is related to phones, and phones are, like, the way this problem is dispersed in my mind. But the constant, like... activation you have access to all the time by scrolling things like TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, or just the internet in general. Or for me, it's YouTube.

But that aside, my other part of this that I think absolutely has to do with this is it is related to phones, and phones are, like, the way this problem is dispersed in my mind. But the constant, like... activation you have access to all the time by scrolling things like TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, or just the internet in general. Or for me, it's YouTube.

I listen to a ton of YouTube and podcasts and how I have to listen to those things almost all the time. I always am putting something on. And I think when you're pushing your brain like and you are constantly giving it... It's constantly in a state of stimulation. I think things that stand out are fewer and far between, and things become harder to retain and memorize.

I listen to a ton of YouTube and podcasts and how I have to listen to those things almost all the time. I always am putting something on. And I think when you're pushing your brain like and you are constantly giving it... It's constantly in a state of stimulation. I think things that stand out are fewer and far between, and things become harder to retain and memorize.

I listen to a ton of YouTube and podcasts and how I have to listen to those things almost all the time. I always am putting something on. And I think when you're pushing your brain like and you are constantly giving it... It's constantly in a state of stimulation. I think things that stand out are fewer and far between, and things become harder to retain and memorize.

A lot of the way that you memorize or hang on to things is strong emotional responses to those things. So if you... Say I did something wrong. Like I did, I betrayed you in some capacity. And there's two versions of this playing out. The version where you don't realize anything happened and we never talk about it.

A lot of the way that you memorize or hang on to things is strong emotional responses to those things. So if you... Say I did something wrong. Like I did, I betrayed you in some capacity. And there's two versions of this playing out. The version where you don't realize anything happened and we never talk about it.

A lot of the way that you memorize or hang on to things is strong emotional responses to those things. So if you... Say I did something wrong. Like I did, I betrayed you in some capacity. And there's two versions of this playing out. The version where you don't realize anything happened and we never talk about it.

Is he admitting to something?