LXer: How to speed read on Linux
 

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Have you heard of speed reading? Me neither. At least not before a startup called Spritz raised 3.5 Millions in seed money to develop an API that supposedly allows a user to read 1,000 words per minute. The concept of speed reading is simple: slice a text into individual short segments, like a word or […]Continue reading...The post How to speed read on Linux appeared first on Xmodulo.Related FAQs:How to install Google Chrome on LinuxHow to check Internet speed from the command line on LinuxHow to test DNS server speed on LinuxHow to speed up X11 forwarding in SSHHow to speed up Nginx web server with PageSpeed

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You never heard of speed reading? Seriously? Really?

I think you should just get good at speed reading without a special program.

I remember when speed reading was the bee's knees and the cat's meow.

Then research showed that it doesn't really work. It turned out that speed-reading training mainly benefited persons selling speed-reading training.

It was the multitasking of its day.

You can learn to read faster and type faster, but you don't need any special programs, you need practice.