Marianne Wolfe

And when it becomes sophisticated, it begins to have a circuit I call the circuit for deep reading and figuring out how the new information meets or does not meet the information stored already. Most important to me are the three big deep reading processes. Empathy.

Sean, it takes time, but the brain connects the ability to leave, really leave the page and enter the lives and thoughts and feelings of others who are completely different. Whether it's a completely different historical epoch or a different culture, religion, etc. You are entering that life. That's empathy. Next and probably never more important than this moment is critical analysis.

Sean, it takes time, but the brain connects the ability to leave, really leave the page and enter the lives and thoughts and feelings of others who are completely different. Whether it's a completely different historical epoch or a different culture, religion, etc. You are entering that life. That's empathy. Next and probably never more important than this moment is critical analysis.

Sean, it takes time, but the brain connects the ability to leave, really leave the page and enter the lives and thoughts and feelings of others who are completely different. Whether it's a completely different historical epoch or a different culture, religion, etc. You are entering that life. That's empathy. Next and probably never more important than this moment is critical analysis.

We have a frontal lobe dance in which we say, ah, this is what is meant. Oh, no, I refute this because it's not true. So we have this evaluation process, but it takes time. And the end is a real sense, whether it's true or not. misinformation, or worst of all, especially these days, intentional disinformation.

We have a frontal lobe dance in which we say, ah, this is what is meant. Oh, no, I refute this because it's not true. So we have this evaluation process, but it takes time. And the end is a real sense, whether it's true or not. misinformation, or worst of all, especially these days, intentional disinformation.

We have a frontal lobe dance in which we say, ah, this is what is meant. Oh, no, I refute this because it's not true. So we have this evaluation process, but it takes time. And the end is a real sense, whether it's true or not. misinformation, or worst of all, especially these days, intentional disinformation.

Now, the third deep reading process is one that doesn't always happen, and that's this almost like sanctuary feeling of being so immersed that, and this is where the novelist Proust comes in in my work, he said, the heart of reading is when we enter the wisdom of the author and go beyond it to discover our own wisdom, our own insights, our own best thoughts.

Now, the third deep reading process is one that doesn't always happen, and that's this almost like sanctuary feeling of being so immersed that, and this is where the novelist Proust comes in in my work, he said, the heart of reading is when we enter the wisdom of the author and go beyond it to discover our own wisdom, our own insights, our own best thoughts.

Now, the third deep reading process is one that doesn't always happen, and that's this almost like sanctuary feeling of being so immersed that, and this is where the novelist Proust comes in in my work, he said, the heart of reading is when we enter the wisdom of the author and go beyond it to discover our own wisdom, our own insights, our own best thoughts.

Most of the people who are not reading books aren't reading at that level. But from my perspective as an English literature major, they're not just skimming the information and getting just the gist. They're skimming the opportunity to enter another life.

Most of the people who are not reading books aren't reading at that level. But from my perspective as an English literature major, they're not just skimming the information and getting just the gist. They're skimming the opportunity to enter another life.

Most of the people who are not reading books aren't reading at that level. But from my perspective as an English literature major, they're not just skimming the information and getting just the gist. They're skimming the opportunity to enter another life.

So every single time I'm asked this question.

So every single time I'm asked this question.

So every single time I'm asked this question.

Oh, for sure.

Oh, for sure.

Oh, for sure.

No, you ask it because, and I have answered it, because it is on the top of everyone's mind. I love audiobooks, and I especially like them for commuting or for, and I work with a lot of individuals with dyslexia. That's one of the best ways they can get information. Now, is it the same as reading at the immersive level? For some, it is. But by and large, it does skip what is called reading.