So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help?

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So much to read, so little time. What’s on your shelves?

Speed reading has been debunked so many times. Entah kenapa masih banyak yang mencoba jualan speed reading. https://t.co/V7myRVNTjd

Lisede Hızlı Okuma Tekniği'ni öğrenip uyguluyordum ama metnin tamamını aynı doğrulukta anlamayı hiçbir zaman başaramıyordum. Demin bir makaleye denk geldim de, neyse ki sorun bende değilmiş. Hızlı okudukça, anlama düşüyormuş. https://t.co/A92ALgxzYL

Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. https://t.co/mYurMhdCNn

A mayor velocidad de lectura, menor comprensión del texto. https://t.co/ripk485D0Y

Just saw this on my Atlantic app… So much to read so little time. Main reason I was on Twitter, now bsky — is that we all read different sources and someone may catch something I missed.

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https://t.co/t3dVlHxBTK The real practical application of RSVP may be for wearable technology like smart watches and glasses with optical displays that have only enough space to present one or two words at a time. Language processing is the complicated part of reading https://t.co/Er9nA83u3m

@arcacengiz Hızlı okumak mümkün ama hızlı okuma ile okuduğunu anlama arasında bir tür takas durumu da var https://t.co/J6qdEvJoCF

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Actual text from me to my bestie, 11:45 pm: "I am trying to decide whether to read a tragic French novel about a dysfunctional mother-daughter relationship or a Sapphic romance novella about a Victorian chicken breeder." So much to read, so little time!

That's the two of us, so much to read, so little time!!! Anyway, various points in the interview match my own conclusions about some esoteric experiences I've had, these points are also present in Anarch, it's really a gem

Aah that's also in one of my open tabs. So much to read. So little time

I love your descriptions & how you cheer on the books profiled here. A slow reader, distracted—so much to read, so little time—with a deep To Be Read stack, I will add this one to that stack & keep track of your recommendations. Thanks!

So much to read, so little time.

I'll have to set aside some time to read this later. I have so much to read & so little time, but I want to know as much as possible.

this editor must be really high on AI. The flash was a bit much.

I really wanna read Agent X again, but I should probably read through DP '97 again first. So much to read, so little time.

RT @BikkuriSeitai: @evolu32463334 速読に関する論文も出てるんですね。 https://t.co/GA89ogh9Hd しかし、脳の処理能力を超える速度で視線を動かしても、結局理解は出来ていないし、長期記憶にも残らないそうです。 速読は、学術的…

@evolu32463334 速読に関する論文も出てるんですね。 https://t.co/GA89ogh9Hd しかし、脳の処理能力を超える速度で視線を動かしても、結局理解は出来ていないし、長期記憶にも残らないそうです。 速読は、学術的な文章の理解には向いていないとか。 https://t.co/kExMVQRlvN

So much to read... So little time before #NHLDraft2025 is here... #GetInformed

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Weird, I'm near the end and my inclination is to start on page one again. So much to read, so little time.

So much to read. So little time

Luckily, a great paper by Rayner, Schotter, Masson, Potter and Treiman: “So much to read, so little time: How do we read, and can speed reading help?” helps us answer this question. Most of the figures in this thread will be borrowed from the paper. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... 2/n

I feel like going on a nostalgia trip with all the manga I read as a teenager. Fullmetal Alchemist, Bleach, Fruits basket, uh, Hellsing I guess. But then there is so much manga I've never read but should, like Tokyo Ghoul. Ougghhh so much to read so little time

so much to read, so little time ✨ here's the second double-sided bookmark designs! #fe14 // #takumi #leo

So much to read, so little time. Looking forward to this

Same here. I got a bit sidetracked when I started reading The Wheel of Time book series. It is addictive. I'm close to finishing book 6 of 14. There is 1 prequel novel, too. So much to read, so little time...

Alas, I wish I could do this topic more justice, but it's regrettably a topic I have not studied in detail (so much to read, so little time to do it!). Here's a few snapshots from Cardoso's memoir and a journal article that I have in my bookshelf.

Thanks ..!! Banish sleep …! So much to read, so little time ..!

Oh, thanks! I shall add that to my TBR then :) So much to read, so little time!

Thank you. I need to read Frederick Douglas too! There really is so much to read so little time. I think I'll start it after I finish the book I'm reading atm

I feel you on that! So much to read, so little time!

So much to read, so little time

Read two books. Try to go through at least one or two a week. So much to read, so little time. "A room without books is like a body without a soul." - Marcus Tullius Cicero

SO MUCH TO READ SO LITTLE TIME

Oh shit I still haven’t finished volume 3…so much to read so little time

Thank you! So much to read; so little time!

Definitely on my ever burgeoning list of fine books to track down and read…. So much to read, so little time

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so much to read, so little time. i will get there.

Congratulations to all the BSFA Award longlisters too. More great choices. So much to read, so little time! www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards-...

Thank you I appreciate that though! So much to read so little time.

So much to read, so little time. What’s on your shelves?

To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic, of course! I've never even heard of The Outsiders before, though. It's interesting how often an influential, acclaimed work can just drift right on by. So much to read, so little time.

Gah! So much to read, so little time!! (Maybe I can quit one of my jobs...)

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So much to read so little time... Thank you for another great thread. This shoot was so long ago. By now Harry's collection must have grown so much and ventured into new and different topics.

so much to read, so little time. I recommend the David Lodge books which are a hilarious poke at academia

So much to read, so little time

So much to read, so little time!

Enjoying this Booksky challenge of posting one book a day for twenty days. Fun to see so many great books posted by others. So much to read, so little time. #Booksky

I’ve discovered such wonderful writers, including you! So much to read, so little time. Lots to look forward to.

Usually I don’t get round to reading new books in the year they’re published. So much to read, so little time! (But it would be much worse if it were the other way round)

If the stories are half as good as that cover shot, they’re sensational. So much to read, so little time.

So much to read, so little time…

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yeah, heard lots of good things about it... so much to read so little time

Many thanks for the link, Robert. I was writing with a nod to Hennessy, and my knowledge of constitutional history is at best sketchy (so much to read, so little time...). I am especially struck by your reference to "constitutionalism" and "ecological responsibility".

Yup... know just how you feel - except worse! As a technical bookseller - I've worked in bookstores most of my life. 'So much to read - so little time to read it in'.

So much to read. So little time

@aronaya @blackgirlinmain Speed reading (like being taught to "speed read" in a course) is a bit of a "myth". You can't speed up too much without losing comprehension. And if you aren't reading to understand what you read, what are you reading for? https://t.co/rDPmg4U6wX

I have not - but I will now. So much to read, so little time left. Damn.

So much to read, so little time... (Und das sind nur die neuesten, bzw. die Spitze des Eisbergs, was noch an zu lesenden Büchern rumliegt

@Leo_the_rat @evildarkempath there's some fascinating literature on the tradeoff between measures of reading rate and accuracy/comprehension; multiplying the two gives a measure of someone's Reading Efficiency (RE) index — that's why "read" has different interpretations https://t.co/0dEsuzCYeC https://t.co/TEsjM70g6Q

Artigo que usei como base: https://t.co/hrhp2XCGih

I've really got to get back to reading that one. So much to read so little time.

I’ve heard this! And Bloody Chamber has been on my list for a while. So much to read, so little time!

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Fair, fair. So much to read, so little time...

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Einige Anregungen habe ich gleich in meine Amazon-Listen gepackt. So much to read, so little time.

So much to read, so little time... But these are outstanding papers! @asabnews.bsky.social #evosky

Yeah. So much to read, so little time to read it all. I'm really looking forward to this one.

I discovered the secret to speed reading (using science) https://t.co/QpzIrApeU6

you all are speaking my language. Finally people who understand,. I have a small library of 850 books awaiting my attention. so much to read so little time.

Aggregators are everywhere - intentional IMO. There is so much to read, so little time. Sometimes it is easier to read headlines, maybe open the link (cha ching - money money) "source" are almost non-existant, few disclose the article is fake. I block aggregators.

Recently just discovered that to read faster without sacrificing too much comprehension is to pump up the subvocalized speed. Insight: https://t.co/Xvq4W3ivsC

So much to read, so little time. Leg net een boek van Joke Hermsen weg. Mijn eerste Auster was totaal onvoorbereid Mr. Vertigo van de uitverkooptafel van de Bijenkorf lang geleden. Het bleek een gouden greep en ik las het boek met veel plezier en sindsdien nog steeds regelmatig een erbij.

Sorry, but nothing in that tweet makes me want to read the blog. It's so vague. Of course it might not be for me anyway, but what's it about? Why might we want to spend our limited time reading it? (So much to read, so little time) What kind of readers are you trying to connect with?

How to Read Faster - A Science Based Approach https://t.co/8UZNv2qQv9 via @YouTube

RT @glrhn: Speed reading has been debunked so many times. Entah kenapa masih banyak yang mencoba jualan speed reading. https://t.co/V7myR…

RT @glrhn: Speed reading has been debunked so many times. Entah kenapa masih banyak yang mencoba jualan speed reading. https://t.co/V7myR…

Speed reading has been debunked so many times. Entah kenapa masih banyak yang mencoba jualan speed reading. https://t.co/V7myRVNTjd

So much to read, so little time....

I read the Eyre Affair years ago and always meant to read the others, but I never have. I should go back to them. So much to read, so little time.

This is not "speed reading", it is *skimming*. These techniques are useful if all you want is a quick sense of the gist of the text. Using them on even moderately complex texts will produce low comprehension https://t.co/RzTxeBJFr6 https://t.co/Mb76DLsoHd

So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/0SQZa3v2J1 via @Verbal_Fixation et al

@kareem_carr Someone quote tweeted your thread with this helpful article by leading experts in reading psychology: https://t.co/2iWUDuzYEh Many people are retweeting this thread, which is really problematic.

Speed reading is fake https://t.co/12ZpMXDe8Y https://t.co/IiZN0quuDP

Can we really double our reading speed without losing comprehension?

I discovered Reader's Digest and just wanted more Reader's Digest. So much to read, so little time.

I’ve so many gaps myself, there’s so much to read, so little time. Yes, absolutely, very time consuming, also the idea of accelerating up to the mid point of a journey, then turning the ship and decelerating the second half just to try speeding things up. Mostly using some type of nuclear drive.

@KineOmne @GGmilgram @HugoDecrypte Méta-analyse de la question: https://t.co/FtPjCSlXPG 2 gros points: -Il y à une balance entre lire vite et comprendre un texte. Si tu augmente l'un, tu diminue l'autre -le meilleur moyen d'augmenter ta vitesse de lecture est d'améliorer ton niveau dans la langue en question 2/

so much to read so little time

RT @Smart_Sapiens: A mayor velocidad de lectura, menor comprensión del texto. https://t.co/ripk485D0Y

RT @Smart_Sapiens: A mayor velocidad de lectura, menor comprensión del texto. https://t.co/ripk485D0Y

RT @Smart_Sapiens: A mayor velocidad de lectura, menor comprensión del texto. https://t.co/ripk485D0Y

A mayor velocidad de lectura, menor comprensión del texto. https://t.co/ripk485D0Y

@olgakhazan Sorry to disappoint but speed reading isn't empirically supported. The speed-accuracy trade-off in comprehension still applies. https://t.co/3C3R1F6Dhi

RT @polymatas: Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. ht…

RT @polymatas: Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. ht…

RT @polymatas: Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. ht…

RT @polymatas: Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. ht…

Veo a mucha gente ilusionada con la lectura rápida. Por favor, si eres uno de ellos lee antes el resumen de este estudio. https://t.co/mYurMhdCNn

So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? - Keith Rayner, Elizabeth R. Schotter, Michael E. J. Masson, Mary C. Potter, Rebecca Treiman, 2016 https://t.co/I0fU11Xgjj Read more! Practice, practice, practice. https://t.co/Hi6DMrcOnK

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RT @smallmighty: Rayner et al. (2016) wrote that (https://t.co/dc30o5QmTi), "there is a trade-off between speed & accuracy. It is unlikely…

Rayner et al. (2016) wrote that (https://t.co/dc30o5QmTi), "there is a trade-off between speed & accuracy. It is unlikely that readers will be able to double or triple their reading speeds... [& still be] able to understand the text as well." 3/7

So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/pioUwdhlqK

This was a nice overview of the pros and cons of speed reading. At least I think it was… I may need to read it again more slowly to be sure. https://t.co/Gk1ERUeLki

RT @tcaesvk: @bluepygmi So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/brdJMUVidH

RT @tcaesvk: @bluepygmi So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/brdJMUVidH

RT @tcaesvk: @bluepygmi So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/brdJMUVidH

@bluepygmi So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? https://t.co/brdJMUVidH

@guillerguijo "The research shows that there is a trade-off between speed and accuracy. It is unlikely that readers will be able to double or triple their reading speeds while still being able to understand the text as well as if they read at normal speed." https://t.co/NakhgOWEkM

RT @AwatifAldaihani: اقرأ ببطء …

اقرأ ببطء …

Speed/accuracy https://t.co/XNbAqpCrKG

✏︎速読と文章理解はトレードオフの関係。文章をきっちり理解しながら速読するのは困難。 ✏︎読む速度を上げる一つの方法は語彙力を鍛えること。 ✏︎本1冊丸々理解する必要がなければ、適宜速読してほしい情報の部分のみ読み込むというように使い分けるのが良い。https://t.co/jookttA8zp

so much to read, so little time to actually implement the reading which means... as painful as it is... I need to be more selective with my information diet

RT @Retlouping: This one seriously took the longest

This one seriously took the longest

(1) https://t.co/yN9qR95QXN

@Eduardo22931805 "The research shows that there is a trade-off between speed and accuracy. It is unlikely that readers will be able to double or triple their reading speeds while still being able to understand the text as well as if they read at normal speed." https://t.co/NakhgOWEkM

Can individuals learn to read faster without compromising text comprehension?

@YoSoyDoni Curiosamente, um artigo do mesmo ano: https://t.co/C7aDxwOq68 Baseado neste estudo científico: https://t.co/ODaFPKUUVO

@rightofcentre52 @firstpost 700 words a minute, admirable as I’m sure it is, is skimming, not reading. Do yourself a favour, and take a look at this, ideally allowing yourself time to take a breath or two: https://t.co/1OMNWnJiBU

So Much to Read, So Little Time: How Do We Read, and Can Speed Reading Help? - Keith Rayner, Elizabeth R. Schotter, Michael E. J. Masson, Mary C. Potter, Rebecca Treiman, 2016 https://t.co/XbBxZwh2df

Este estudio argumenta que las apps (mi app KATALECTO) que ofrecen una lectura con velocidad controlada no mejoran la fluidez. Solo la lectura repetida de las mismas palabras y el aumento de vocabulario. Habrá que replantearse cosas. https://t.co/UlVwYc9Ybt

RT @_onurcanyilmaz: Lisede Hızlı Okuma Tekniği'ni öğrenip uyguluyordum ama metnin tamamını aynı doğrulukta anlamayı hiçbir zaman başaramıyo…

Lisede Hızlı Okuma Tekniği'ni öğrenip uyguluyordum ama metnin tamamını aynı doğrulukta anlamayı hiçbir zaman başaramıyordum. Demin bir makaleye denk geldim de, neyse ki sorun bende değilmiş. Hızlı okudukça, anlama düşüyormuş. https://t.co/A92ALgxzYL

@jovemnerd Nem. https://t.co/LAOIy5gTy2

元Googleエンジニアが「速読術のウソ」を科学的に解説。 Psychological Science in the Public Interest. https://t.co/PcMGFZYnMf https://t.co/RvUDwuqnEV

RT @drElsje: #SpeedReading: Sad but true: you cannot learn to read twice as fast without compromising on comprehension. Great @volkskrant @…

#SpeedReading: Sad but true: you cannot learn to read twice as fast without compromising on comprehension. Great @volkskrant @timonijssen piece, informed by this great @PsychScience paper https://t.co/lmDaoy8R6w https://t.co/ShsxXcbZKK

RT @gesavdb: Snelleescursussen? Dit VK artikel houdt de beloftes tegen het licht. Conclusie: Er zijn geen magische trucs, helaas. https://t…

RT @gesavdb: Snelleescursussen? Dit VK artikel houdt de beloftes tegen het licht. Conclusie: Er zijn geen magische trucs, helaas. https://t…

Snelleescursussen? Dit VK artikel houdt de beloftes tegen het licht. Conclusie: Er zijn geen magische trucs, helaas. https://t.co/yZFyDSvqLs Meer weten? Mijn commentaar in het stuk is vooral gebaseerd op deze uitstekende review (OA): https://t.co/qPDK51YtP8

Are you wondering if #speedreading might help you get things done faster? Find out more about the science of speed reading in the paper below: https://t.co/4NBAzV4UPr @BU_Research

관련 글 읽기와 안구 추적운동의 대가였 Keith Rayner 등 https://t.co/NDOR7y7qz7

Re: GO1 mentioning "speed reading" Moving your eyes faster will not make your comprehension faster as well. In fact, it will make you skip words which will slow down comprehension training. Reading normally will lead to faster comprehension. Wall of text: https://t.co/iQons846Hm

@AlmondDumb @Robert_Salgado_ @GO13151 It doesn't. https://t.co/iQons846Hm

Great first principles analysis of speed reading techniques. TLDR: domain knowledge is the ultimate accelerator: https://t.co/jUqMV6A7sn

Now that I have a consistent income, I so badly just want to start buying ebooks and audiobooks - SO much to read, so little time! :O