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So for the most part I am an ebook reader or an audiobook reader but today I decided to read one of my paperbacks and I think I finally have figured out why I donāt love reading physical books as much and the reason is just š¤¦š»āāļøš¤¦š»āāļøš¤¦š»āāļø.
Iām pretty itās just because I donāt like having to turn the book slightly left to read the left page. Right page? No problem. Left page? Slightly annoyed every time I turn the page because I have to readjust. I think if books only had words printed on that right page I would read physical books way more often. The books would be very heavy but I can just work on my arm muscles because they for sure arenāt getting worked on at a gym. šŖš¼
Anyone else like this or am I just being irrationally annoyed about the dumbest thing? Iām very okay with poeple telling me Iām crazy about this š
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For some years now, I have felt like I straight up am unable to learn new things. I don't know what it is? If it's the fact I am no longer in school or any form of education, if its my depression alone- or something else completely.
Anyway! I was hoping someone here could suggest to me some books on topics that I could pick up and hopefully learn something new. A weird request, maybe?
I want to "purposefully" learn again. (If that makes any sense) for lately it has felt like my brain has gone to sleep, and has no plans of waking up.
Some topics that interests me, do not feel restricted to these alone- something completely new might be best
Please, I would love to hear your suggestions <3 and please don't be afraid of trying to expand my horizons
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I love modern ebooks/kindles/readers, but I already have one at home. Is an oldie, you can only put epubs on there conecting it to the pc (yes, no wifi, no mail, no nothing), and this fucker doesnt even show the covers HAHAHAAH just a weird list of the titles (to save energy, and it lasts a very long time). So yeah, is not the most aesthetic thing. But tbh I don't really feel like buying a new one. I don't read that much on digital and some of the "updates" of the new ebooks are just like: oh, the cover is in color! So I just feel like it's a huge capitalism engine to make us buy even more devices. Ofc you can buy a new one, but if you already have three? Idk man.