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=Executive Summary= | |||
The radicalization of reading involves taking all books and editing them for clear writing. In such a system, we must agree that the first sentence of a paragraph must summarize a paragraph, the last sentence reinforce it, and the first paragraph of a chapter summarize the chapter, and the last paragraph restate the summary in a different ontology. | |||
=Includes= | |||
*How to read fast and retain more | *How to read fast and retain more | ||
*What to avoid reading - [https://fs.blog/schopenhauer-dangers-clickbate/] | *What to avoid reading - [https://fs.blog/schopenhauer-dangers-clickbate/] | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 14 December 2024
Executive Summary
The radicalization of reading involves taking all books and editing them for clear writing. In such a system, we must agree that the first sentence of a paragraph must summarize a paragraph, the last sentence reinforce it, and the first paragraph of a chapter summarize the chapter, and the last paragraph restate the summary in a different ontology.
Includes
- How to read fast and retain more
- What to avoid reading - [1]
- How to Access All Knowledge - How to access all books and other sources
