別再被誤導了!你真的不需要一年讀100本書!

MoneyXYZ
16 Feb 202412:29

Summary

TLDR本视频探讨了阅读的本质不在于数量和速度,而在于思考和改变。作者认为,将数量和速度作为目标会误导阅读方式;听有声读物也不能提高阅读速度,因为它限制了思考。所谓的速读技巧更是在扫描而不是阅读。真正的阅读需要花时间思考,从中获得启发、同理心和洞见,最终实现改变。我们不应追求数量,而应该调整方式,选择合适的书,通过阅读完成人生改变。

Takeaways

  • 😀 数量和速度不是阅读的本质,不应将它们视为目标
  • 😞 将数量和速度作为目标会走上歧途,因为它们并不能提高思考速度
  • 😯 阅读的本质是思考的过程,思考速度决定阅读速度
  • 😀 有声读物只能作为辅助,不能提高阅读速度或替代阅读
  • 😒 所谓的速读技巧会跳过思考,不应使用
  • 😀 思考才是获取知识和智慧的关键
  • 😯 增加阅读时间有助于提高思考和阅读速度
  • 😞 缺乏注意力控制是影响阅读的常见问题
  • 😀 阅读的终极目标是改变自我
  • 😊 阅读没有捷径,需要花时间和努力

Q & A

  • 视频中提到的“读100本书每年”的标题,主要反映了什么问题?

    -这类标题反映了人们将读书数量和速度当成目标的问题,而忽视了读书的本质——思考过程。

  • 视频否定了将读书的数量和速度作为目标,这是为什么?

    -因为数量和速度并不是读书的本质。读书的本质是思考,思考的速度决定读书的速度,而不是相反。把数量和速度作为目标,是一种本末倒置。

  • 听有声书确实能提高读书速度吗?为什么?

    -不能。因为有声书为了流畅地听下去,必须限制或绕过思考,这与读书的本质相违背。

  • 所谓的速读技巧有什么问题?为什么不推荐使用?

    -这些技巧都是在实现眼睛和耳朵的机械化扫描,迫使跳过思考,与读书的本质相违背,因此不推荐使用。

  • 书籍摘要、人工智能摘要等方式可以取代阅读原书吗?为什么?

    -不能。因为这些方式只是他人思考的结果,听众并没有经历这一思考过程。想要获得知识和智慧,需要自己的思考和体验。

  • 追求阅读时间是一种好的目标吗?为什么?

    -是的。增加阅读时间可以最大限度地保证学习和思考。但追求时间也可能走偏,最终的目标应该是改变自我。

  • 视频中提到的“你得到你所测量的”意味着什么?

    -意思是如果我们的标准错误,结果也会错误。如果我们以时间作为标准,也可能走偏。所以追求时间只是一种手段,改变自我才是最终目标。

  • 视频中提到读书就像训练AI模型,这种比喻意味着什么?

    -意思是通过读书的最终结果来调整自己的读书方法、速度甚至选择的书,就像AI模型通过结果来调整训练一样。

  • 视频中为什么提到读书是成功的“捷径”?

    -因为读书能加速获得启发和思考,从而更快地改变自我,最终达成成功。但读书本身就没有捷径,需要投入时间和精力。

  • 视频中那个读书俱乐部的理念是什么?为什么推荐人们加入?

    -该俱乐部的理念是团体的力量来推动彼此阅读,通过分享来深化思考,最终实现改变自我。所以如果认同这一理念,视频中推荐观众加入。

Outlines

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😊追求数量与速度并非阅读本质

作者认为,追求阅读数量和速度并不能提高思考能力,反而会错过思考的本质。阅读的核心在于思考,思考速度决定阅读速度,而不是反过来。作者通过举例说明,为何听书不能提高阅读速度,速读技巧也同样欠缺思考。

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😐为何提要与AI摘要皆不可取代阅读

作者认为,各类提要与AI生成的摘要都无法替代阅读本身。因为思考与获取知识需要经历过程,他人提要无法使读者获得思考锻炼。即便AI摘要准确,也无法突出读者所关注的重点。

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😃阅读本质在于改变,这需要时间

作者认为,阅读的终极目标是改变自己。这需要花时间思考、交流、分享,才能不断调整方法,选择合适的书籍,最终达成升华。作者因此反对速读,主张学会集中精力,选择能上瘾的好书,从阅读中获得快乐。

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Keywords

💡阅读本质

视频中多次提到阅读的本质实际上是思考的过程。阅读速度取决于思考速度,而不是反过来。如果仅仅追求数量和速度,就会错过思考,从而错过阅读的本质。

💡工具主义

视频批评仅将阅读视为获取信息的工具,而不做思考体会。视频认为世界上不缺信息,真正重要的是知识和智慧,这些都需要自己的思考和体验。

💡变化

视频认为阅读的终极目标是实现变化,这种变化可以是心智上的,也可以是行动上的。如果最终没有获得思考和变化,需要调整阅读方法。

💡贪图速度

视频反对贪图阅读数量和速度,认为这是本末倒置,应该以能保证思考和学习的节奏为主。数量和速度是结果,不是应该追求的目标。

💡浅阅读

视频批评听书、文摘等浅层次的阅读方式,认为这些都绕过了思考,得不到真知。但是它们可以作为工具使用,不能取代深度阅读。

💡时间

视频强调ALCHEMY阅读时间的重要性,认为提高阅读速度的唯一方法是增加阅读时间,在反复阅读中培养思考能力,从而提高速度。

💡注意力

视频承认现代人普遍注意力无法集中,难以沉下心读书,需要通过选择好书籍,锻炼神经获取多巴胺的方式培养专注力。

💡交流

视频提出可以通过讨论交流、心得分享的方式加深思考,实现变化。视频认为一个好的读书社群应该强调这样的交流,而不仅仅停留在内容摘要。

💡质量标准

视频引用“你得到你所测量的”这个概念,指出如果我们用数量和速度作为标准,就得不到阅读的真谛。需要建立在体会和变化之上的质量标准。

💡自我实现

阅读的目的不仅在获取信息,而在于通过理解、体会和思考,最终实现自我提升与升华。这是真正意义上的“读书改变命运”。

Highlights

数量和速度本质上不是阅读的核心,而是阅读的结果,不是你应该追求的目标。

阅读的本质实际上是一个思考的过程,你思考的速度决定了你阅读的速度,而不是阅读速度决定思考速度。

将数量和速度作为目标是一种本末倒置的做法。

当你的标准是错误的时候,你的结果也可能是错误的。

那些所谓的能帮助你提高阅读速度的工具和方法,实际上都是在加速这种机械式扫描的过程。

有声书绝对不能帮助我提高阅读速度,因为我仍然需要暂停、反复思考甚至记笔记。

所谓的速读技巧实际上是在跳过思考这个步骤。我不建议你使用任何这样的方法。

你的思考速度决定了你的阅读速度,反之亦然。加速你的眼睛和耳朵的扫描过程,不能强制加快思考,唯一强制的就是省略思考。

知识和智慧的获取需要你的思考和体验。你需要成为那个总结的人,而不是被总结的消费者。

真正提高思考速度的唯一方法就是:花时间慢慢阅读,并增加阅读时间。

阅读其实就是一个捷径,但是阅读本身却没有捷径——你无法省时间。

追求阅读时间绝不是目标,真正的目标是改变。这种改变可以是心智上的,也可以是行动上的。

当你感觉每本读完的书都仿佛让你成为一个不同的人时,你才真正达到了阅读的目标。

阅读没有捷径,你无法省时间。加入读书会,通过社区的力量促进互相之间的阅读、深化思考、最终达成改变。

Transcripts

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OK, today we are going to the library(AI Generated En subtitles. There will be mistakes)

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You must have seen such a title online:

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"How I read 100 books in a year"

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These contents may inspire you

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But I believe that what most people feel is anxiety or inferiority

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Because their reading speed is very slow

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It seems like I can never become the kind of person who reads 100 books in a year

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But as a content creator who reads a lot

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I want to say you really don't need to read 100 books in a year

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You shouldn't even consider quantity as your goal

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You should not be anxious about your reading speed

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Because quantity and speed are not the essence of reading

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They are the result of reading

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Not the goal you should pursue

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In today's video, I want to talk about the essence of reading

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What's wrong with setting quantity and speed as goals?

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And the problems with audio books that claim to help you improve your speed

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Why Speed Reading Techniques do not work

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Why you should not use them at all?

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Finally, I would like to share what our true goal should be in reading

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People's pursuit of the quantity of reading is essentially based on a common belief

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like many other things

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"The more you read, the better. The faster, the better"

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But ironically, when it comes to reading, once you treat quantity and speed as goals

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You may instead end up on the wrong path

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Because they are not the essence of reading

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I have been reading the book "The Creative Act" recently

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The author has a passage that vividly describes the essence of reading

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I may come across a piece of writing that inspires me to think

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At this moment, although my eyes continue to read down the page

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But I no longer absorb new information

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Because my thinking may still be immersed in the previous idea

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When I realized this matter

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I will return to the previous paragraph

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Start reading from there again

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Sometimes this is already the text from three or four pages ago

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Actually, not only getting inspiration from books will make us pause and read repeatedly

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Sometimes there are sentences that we really can't understand

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So we need to repeatedly read the previous article

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Sometimes the books we read may be in other languages

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This will also affect our speed

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Sometimes we read some content and find that previous chapters have mentioned it

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So we might go back to read the previous content

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Sometimes we read a sentence and it is just so enlightening

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We have to stop and take notes

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Even go to share and discuss with others

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So did you see it?

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The essence of reading is actually a process of thinking

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The speed at which you think determines the speed at which you read

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The speed of reading, rather than the other way around, determines the speed of thinking

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Treating quantity and speed as goals is a kind of putting the cart before the horse

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I just read this book a couple of days ago

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There is a sentence inside it that deeply touched me

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It says

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You get what you measure

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You will get what you measure

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Then it told a joke inside

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Just a group of fishermen going to get their fishing nets to catch fish

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Then they measure the size of the smallest fish they caught

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The size of being the smallest fish in the sea

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This conclusion is obviously wrong

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Because it is the size of your grid

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The size determines how many fish you can catch

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But this does not mean that the smallest fish in the sea is very big

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So when your standards are wrong

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Your result may also be wrong

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When we prioritize the quantity and speed of reading as our goals

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We are just counting and chasing time

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At this point, you can imagine reading as

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It is the operation of a scanner

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If you analyze those on the market

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The so-called tools and methods that can help you improve reading speed

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You will find that they are achieving acceleration of this mechanical scanning

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But ironically, it is the principle they have achieved

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All are to help you save thinking

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Just avoided the essence of reading

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Let's take an audiobook as an example

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My audience knows that I particularly like audiobooks

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I use all my free time to listen to it

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But audiobooks definitely cannot help me improve my reading speed

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Why?

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You, for example, say that I have been listening to this book recently, "The Creative Act."

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I find it difficult to continue listening smoothly

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Because this author's every sentence is filled with a lot of wisdom

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I find that I often have to pause

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Then take some time to think

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Sometimes I even need to listen to it repeatedly

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Operating this on an audiobook is actually quite a hassle

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You don't even have to mention that you want to do something like taking notes

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That means when listening to audiobooks

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You want to listen smoothly

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You must restrict or bypass your thinking

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Yes, I am able to finish listening to this book in one day

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But reading without thinking is like sleepwalking

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Then all I have is the illusion of speed

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Does this mean that audiobooks are meaningless?

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Of course, that's not it

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Audiobooks are a very good supplement

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For example, I often listen to it again after finishing reading a book

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That can help me deepen the impression

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Sometimes I will go and listen to audiobooks

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I think this book is good

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I will definitely go and read it again

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Sometimes I will also listen and read at the same time

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This can help me to focus

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But absolutely do not help me improve my reading speed

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Because I still have to pause, reflect repeatedly, and even take notes

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So audiobooks are really great

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But it can only serve as an assistant

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Absolutely cannot replace you to read

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And those so-called speed reading techniques actually make you skip thinking

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For example, it will require you to read at a glance

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Avoid making sounds in your mind

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Let your finger trace this text as you read it downwards

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Avoid reading repeatedly

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This is even more treating reading as the work of a scanner

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I do not recommend you to use any such methods

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According to the same logic

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Summarize those so-called dry goods, AI summaries

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Or those videos of people summarizing books can be seen as a method to improve reading speed

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Even use them as a substitute for reading

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This is all self-deception

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Yes, this also includes the book sharing videos I have made

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This is because these so-called dry goods summaries

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It is the result of the thinkers' summaries

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However, the audience did not go through this thought process

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That netizen's metaphor is particularly vivid

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He said that thinking is like exercising muscles

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Reading someone else's summary is like watching someone else exercise their muscles

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This has nothing to do with myself

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Some people might say

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Why do we have to think when reading?

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Can't I just get some information?

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OK, you don't even need to go to school

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You can solve problems by relying on search engines and AI

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But you must be clear

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The world is not lacking in information

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But what is truly useful is often knowledge and wisdom

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But the acquisition of these two things requires your thinking and experience

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This is why some people

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The reason for not being able to live a good life despite hearing many profound truths

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You need to become the person who does the summary

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And not the summarized consumer

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Does this mean that all the summaries are meaningless again?

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Of course not

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Summary: It can be used as a screening and recommendation tool

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But the premise is that you need to find summarizers who have similar interests as you

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This is because all of us have preferences in our conclusions

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We all base our interests on our own points

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Summarize what you consider important

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If your interests are not similar

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You may miss out on the important content for you

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Someone might say that I can use AI to summarize

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Because it is fair, objective, and accurate

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First of all, you said that AI is objective, but it is not objective

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Whenever you ask ChatGPT sensitive questions

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You just know why

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Secondly, even if the summary of this AI is accurate

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Its problem instead lies in its lack of preference

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Because it doesn't know what you are interested in

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It cannot summarize those that inspire you

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Something that can stimulate your thinking

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The summary of AI is even less valuable compared to humans

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Moreover, it is not so accurate in summarizing now

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If you have ever read something

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Looking back at the conclusions made by AI

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You will find it full of errors

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Missed a lot of important things

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So no matter what form of this summary

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It can only serve as a reference

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Absolutely cannot replace you reading

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I believe you have understood by now

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The speed of your thinking determines the speed of your reading

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And vice versa, to accelerate the scanning process of your eyes and ears

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Cannot force faster thinking

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The only thing you force is the omission of thinking

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To fundamentally improve your thinking speed while reading

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I think there is only one way

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That is

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Prenez votre temps et augmentez votre temps de lecture

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Take your time

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It means to read at a pace that suits oneself

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Do not deliberately force to increase speed

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This can maximize the guarantee of your thinking and learning while reading

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And

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Take your time allows you to use those

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The real way to improve your thinking through reading methods

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You, for example, read notes and discuss with others

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Even sharing and exporting

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And increase your reading time

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Just increase your reading time

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Only in this way

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Your thinking can only be exercised through this muscle

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Your reading speed and quantity will naturally improve in the end

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OK, I know that some people will also say

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What I lack is precisely time

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If you believe that reading and thinking are important

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So, the lack of time for reading is a problem that you need to solve

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Instead of making excuses for not reading

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There is always a solution to every problem

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But excuses are always endless

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Someone said I can find time to read

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But I lack focus

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I can't control myself from looking at my phone

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Actually, this is a common problem in modern society

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In fact, only a few people can see the video here

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Most people will turn off this video within the first 30 seconds

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Of course, you can say that my video is poorly made

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But if the standard for good content is

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Allowing you to reach climax within the first 30 seconds

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So most articles, long videos, movies, and books are not passing

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Short videos and refreshing articles are activities that provide instant satisfaction

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It only requires a very short attention from you

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But reading is a behavior that requires you to spend time and effort in order to obtain dopamine

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To become addicted to reading requires concentration

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On the one hand, apart from spending time on slow-paced exercises

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In addition to acquiring the ability of dopamine

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On the other hand, choose books that can make you addicted to reading

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Also very important

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I specifically made a video like this a few years ago

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Strongly recommend you to take a look

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You will have many gains

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OK, although we emphasize the pursuit of reading time

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But never forget one thing

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That is, you will get what you measure

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When we use time as a standard

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We might also go fishing

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Go far away and slow down to think

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So pursuing reading time is a very good method

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But it is definitely not the goal

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What is the true goal of our reading?

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If reading is said to be the essence of thinking,

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So change should be its ultimate goal

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In reading and contemplating, you may gain inspiration and empathy

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Generate new problems

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Attain enlightenment and integrate comprehensively

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And what ultimately makes all of this meaningful is change

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This change can be a mental one

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It can also be in terms of action

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If you say that kind of reading method that pursues speed and quantity

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It has regarded reading as an act

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The working of a scanner

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So we go after the ultimate result of change

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It is likening reading to the training of AI models

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Because in the current AI language (neural network) model training

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There is a characteristic

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That is, they are through the final result

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Adjust its weight and training methods in reverse

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That's the same when it comes to studying

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If you ultimately did not achieve this change

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No thinking obtained

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So you need to adjust your reading method

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Your reading speed

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Even you need to go and exchange a book

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This is faster than pursuing how much you have read

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Even how much time was spent is more meaningful

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When you can comprehend every book you finish reading

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When it feels like becoming a different person

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So you have truly achieved the goal of reading

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Mastered the correct method

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Read the right book

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This is what is called "reading changes destiny."

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That's why we say that reading is actually a shortcut to success

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But there is no shortcut to reading itself

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You have no way to save time

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Why am I at my own book club?

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Strongly oppose that kind of dry goods summary

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Others take you to study

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My members need to study hard

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To spend time

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Our philosophy is to harness the power of community

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To promote reading among everyone

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Deepen your thinking through sharing

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Finally achieve your change

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If you also agree with this concept

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Welcome to join our book club

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Okay, see you in the next video

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Bye bye