← Back to context Comment by blks 7 days ago It’s devices but also parents. If parents don’t read books everyday, kids won’t either. 6 comments blks Reply bcjdjsndon 7 days ago Why can't you read from a screen instead? Why do all the benefits of reading seemingly disappear when read from a display screen? blahaj 7 days ago Most screens have distractions just one tap away.Personally I also like the physics of a book a lot more for reading. Every book is a physically different object. You physically turn the page. You can physically see how far you are in the book. It's just all much less abstract and tangible. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago > Most screens have distractions just one tap away.What? I guess you mean the mobile and tablet world... And even then I'm pretty sure that's bullshit, there is surely a pdf viewer without adverts tartoran 7 days ago It’s a different experience but E-readers come close. Screens’ UIs are too interactive for a proper lecture. buellerbueller 7 days ago every screen, even the majority of e-readers, now has advertising, which is designed to distract and incept. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago .... So ban magazines yeah? They contain adverts, and in fact most local newspapers are FULL of ads because they can't sustain themselves otherwise.
bcjdjsndon 7 days ago Why can't you read from a screen instead? Why do all the benefits of reading seemingly disappear when read from a display screen? blahaj 7 days ago Most screens have distractions just one tap away.Personally I also like the physics of a book a lot more for reading. Every book is a physically different object. You physically turn the page. You can physically see how far you are in the book. It's just all much less abstract and tangible. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago > Most screens have distractions just one tap away.What? I guess you mean the mobile and tablet world... And even then I'm pretty sure that's bullshit, there is surely a pdf viewer without adverts tartoran 7 days ago It’s a different experience but E-readers come close. Screens’ UIs are too interactive for a proper lecture. buellerbueller 7 days ago every screen, even the majority of e-readers, now has advertising, which is designed to distract and incept. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago .... So ban magazines yeah? They contain adverts, and in fact most local newspapers are FULL of ads because they can't sustain themselves otherwise.
blahaj 7 days ago Most screens have distractions just one tap away.Personally I also like the physics of a book a lot more for reading. Every book is a physically different object. You physically turn the page. You can physically see how far you are in the book. It's just all much less abstract and tangible. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago > Most screens have distractions just one tap away.What? I guess you mean the mobile and tablet world... And even then I'm pretty sure that's bullshit, there is surely a pdf viewer without adverts
bcjdjsndon 3 days ago > Most screens have distractions just one tap away.What? I guess you mean the mobile and tablet world... And even then I'm pretty sure that's bullshit, there is surely a pdf viewer without adverts
tartoran 7 days ago It’s a different experience but E-readers come close. Screens’ UIs are too interactive for a proper lecture.
buellerbueller 7 days ago every screen, even the majority of e-readers, now has advertising, which is designed to distract and incept. bcjdjsndon 3 days ago .... So ban magazines yeah? They contain adverts, and in fact most local newspapers are FULL of ads because they can't sustain themselves otherwise.
bcjdjsndon 3 days ago .... So ban magazines yeah? They contain adverts, and in fact most local newspapers are FULL of ads because they can't sustain themselves otherwise.
Why can't you read from a screen instead? Why do all the benefits of reading seemingly disappear when read from a display screen?
Most screens have distractions just one tap away.
Personally I also like the physics of a book a lot more for reading. Every book is a physically different object. You physically turn the page. You can physically see how far you are in the book. It's just all much less abstract and tangible.
> Most screens have distractions just one tap away.
What? I guess you mean the mobile and tablet world... And even then I'm pretty sure that's bullshit, there is surely a pdf viewer without adverts
It’s a different experience but E-readers come close. Screens’ UIs are too interactive for a proper lecture.
every screen, even the majority of e-readers, now has advertising, which is designed to distract and incept.
.... So ban magazines yeah? They contain adverts, and in fact most local newspapers are FULL of ads because they can't sustain themselves otherwise.