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Reading is like thinking with another person's head.

@UserBrotherHotBoy

4 жыл бұрын

Arthur Schopenhauer agrees with you

@naradakandawala8322

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

@RavenDots115

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@maja2197

3 жыл бұрын

I like this comment

@antoniokleonforte

2 жыл бұрын

Thats dead on!

While your talk, I can see in your eyes that how much you love to read

@amy18semi

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@monicalodice7170

3 жыл бұрын

So true

Another good thing about reading is that it stimulates your imagination like nothing else can. For example, when you read a novel, the author describes what they want you to see. However, you get to create the image seen by your mind’s eye. It’s yours alone. One hundred people can read the same book and their visuals will be different, each as unique as the person doing the reading. So, in essence, each reads a slightly different book. Unfortunately, when you watch a movie or TV show, one person has already decided how it will look and everyone who watches it can only see it as that one person imagined it. Very little imagination required. Kinda sad, really.

@Rassy_

4 жыл бұрын

Wow!

@Ahmedsalah-mq9ef

4 жыл бұрын

Thnx sir

@iaml2909

4 жыл бұрын

Wow Fantastic comment sr

@jimbolt5170

4 жыл бұрын

isack Mendes - Thank you.

@wickwick1394

4 жыл бұрын

Books are great. Film is great too. It is the imagination of the many talented writers, actors, musicians, stage crews, and artists coming together to create a collective story from the minds of all those who worked on it. The imagination that goes into a film is too incomprehensible for one person think of alone, that’s why so many work on it. And we don’t use as much imagination when viewing film, because we couldn’t imagine it all even if we tried. It isn’t sad, it’s quite beautiful...

THANKS FOR NOT BEING AN AD!!! It is so rare that we find really cool and informing videos about a topic such as these. Most people would turn this into an audible ad or something but you guys didn't. It is really pure and surely was enough to hype me up and give me the courage to finish my books again... Thank you socratica... came here for the python tuts and stayed for the nice community...

@HydratedBeans

4 жыл бұрын

Jason Anaminus the beauty of patreon.

@manuelmigoya2109

4 жыл бұрын

That Python tutorial got me here too. One of the best KZread channels.

@d.brilliant5092

4 жыл бұрын

THE PYTHON TUTORIAL MADE ME STAY TOO. Socratica us one of the best channels

@in.ssingh

4 жыл бұрын

I also came for Python. thanks Ulka for keeping me in.

@Jsuarez6

4 жыл бұрын

It would have been hilarious if this vid was brought to us by Audible. 😂😂

Reading stimulates your brain with new information, like a sponge. I think if you do a lot of reading at an early age (and continue doing that your whole life), you’ll know a lot more than someone that doesn’t read at all. And especially the more you read, the more it brings curiosity.

A long time ago, I had lost my reading habit. When I realised it, I saw so many videos about how to get back into the habit of reading. But this video has literally changed my perspective of reading. I had forgotten what actually reading for pleasure felt like. Now, i think I know how it feels back again. This video is very inspirational.. keep up the good work!!!!!!!🎉🎉

Yes. I love reading so much. It makes me go on adventures I never have in real life.

Reading and travelling makes your life complete as it opens the wide truth of nature like how different culture works , and widen the imagination .

omg her voice gave me flashback to abstract algebra nightmare.

@nahian002

4 жыл бұрын

hahaha

@u3u36

4 жыл бұрын

lol

@tuanphamrmit

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@rogeriopenna9014

4 жыл бұрын

I thought east asians had abstract algebra on 2nd grade!! :)

@PiroXiline

4 жыл бұрын

Why a nightmare? Isn't you was learning healthy hard stuff?

Thank you for the video, your advice is sound and I actually took some notes while watching it. 1) Take a book with you everywhere. 2) Don't start with a book you are "supposed" to read, start with a book that especially interests you. Also, it doesn't have to be a big book. 3) Do not force yourself to finish a book, do not feel guilty to quit if the book isn't doing it for you. 4) After finishing a book, ask yourself: What did I like and dislike about that book, how did it resonate with me? This turn reading into an exploratory process. Keeping a reading journal helps with this. 5) Social reading: talk to friends who love reading, share books. Join a book club or create one yourself if there is none close to you. 6) Become a member of a library. 7) Do not view reading as a chore, look at it as a better choice to spend your time. 8) Set specific time for reading, add reading to your daily schedule. 9) Consider the benefits of having a reading nook: designated area for reading, a quiet, cosy spot. 10) Take notes while reading, e.g. write down words in a list and then check them up, as a result your vocabulary will improve.

I actually took your recommendation at the end of the video and closed my laptop and read. I put a timer on for an hour to just push myself and I ended up reading an hour extra until I had to wrap up and do something. Thank you for your tips!

Books are so massively underrated. Not only is it like having a conversation with the author, but its also structured thought, something you will never really get with a casual conversation.

thanks u made me realize that there are some books i am not interested in them and that's not my fault. if you don't like some books there is no problem, pick another one.:)

Reading is my escape from the world for a while!!! 🙌

"The education of the will"..written by Jules Payot. It's wonderful book especially for young (and also everyone )

@erikw113

4 жыл бұрын

I’ll check it out. Been looking for something new to read

@StevieStormmm

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! I have this one.

I read Brief History of Time whole night without sleep & I was fresh next day 😊 I love to scribble on books with pencil 👍 Thanks for great content

@narek323

3 жыл бұрын

That one book got me into theoretical physics

Socratica I just love you and your content ! Thank you for motivating me to continue with my stories the best way possible!

No joke, just yesterday I was thinking of picking up reading again in some idle attempt to study for my GRE that I'm taking soon. Then you guys post this video and get me hyped for it all over again! Thanks for the great content! Time to finish the handmaiden's tale.

Thank you for an inspiring video. Reading isn’t just essential for being a good student, it’s essential for living.

@Socratica

4 жыл бұрын

We feel the same!! We're so glad we're spreading this message together. 💜🦉

Thank you Socratica, I enjoy watching your content😃

How do you focus once you begin reading? I find that I frequently lose focus without realizing, and have to reread entire pages that I didn't process.

@Socratica

4 жыл бұрын

Such a good question. It might make sense to pause at the end of each paragraph to check in with yourself, to see if you're still engaged with what you're reading. Ask yourself, what happened in this paragraph, what did I learn, did they describe someone/something? Eventually you'll get used to including that little moment to process what you just read before you move on.

@DominicEnyart

3 жыл бұрын

I've found that using a pen/pencil or even my finger to trace what I'm reading helps me both read faster and pay better attention.

@maggiemcmillin654

3 жыл бұрын

Take a minute to think about what you just read. Believe I always THOUGHT I did the same thing. Just think about what you thought you didn’t process, and I have a feeling that maybe you actually did process it, and you didn’t know it.

Thank you so much for making this wonderful video. I really needed this, I have always wanted to read books but I always have excuses and I really want to improve my vocabulary, so thanks a lot!😊

This wa sthe best video about reading. Thank you. I don't know what Id be doing without socratica. Also! Love the background music

Creating the reading habit for does who has ADD or ADHD and doesn't has this habit since childhood, is a great challenge. I'm writing from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Thank you for your tips, they help a lot!

Im curently reading “IT”, it is going to be the longest book i have ever read. It is 1166 pages😱 and soo heavy but it’s really good so far

@Socratica

4 жыл бұрын

We love Stephen King!! Such a spellbinding writer - so many beautifully recognized details about real life. He's really special.

@Itzak15

4 жыл бұрын

I was the same this summer. I made it a goal to finish it by the end of my holiday so it kept me super accountable

@99bits46

4 жыл бұрын

glad you didn't watch the movie

@tiredofit1968

4 жыл бұрын

I read that when I was 12. I got in trouble because I could not put it down at night and would be up all night. It was so good I couldn't put it down

@erikw113

4 жыл бұрын

I’m on page 34 lol only 1000+ left

I've been started reading 2 months ago.I'm happy to read self help books.thanks for sharing the valuable information stay blessed forever.

I love the way you tell us about your feelings of loving reading books....thanks for the inspiration

OMG TYSM This is SO MUCH clearer to me now and it motivates me to read more!

That's so inspiring. Thanks for sharing so many useful tips 😍👏🏻

I really love your channel , I have been searching for such things from soo long , you give me soo much insight , thank you!!!

Awesome video with on-point explanations! Thank you!

I picked reading this summer and tried to make it a hobby. It's really a great experience to dive into so many awesome stories.

I love people who spread the love of books and build a community of book lovers, a pleasure to know ur channel 🤍🤍.

u guys are amazing!! thank you so much for your valuable efforts.

You are an amazing speaker. Thank you and thanks to your team for all this beautiful advice

Bless you, this is the number 1 video I've seen under this topic. I'll start to do it from just now 👍😊❤️❤️ And one more thing, your accent and body language is very good. That's why the story really capture my brain...

While watching your video and seing the love you have for it, I saw my self through my teenage days. I was fascinated by reading. I used to read at least a book a month, through 15 to 18 years old. Even when, in my last year of high school, I was also attending a preparatory curse, singing classes, piano classes and swimming classes. But then, college came, just like my first job. I had a lot to do, so many articles to read and so little time to enjoy a good book that I had chosen myself. And now that I'm graduated, I've been struggling into going back to my old reading habit. It has been two weeks since I started cutting down on my social media use and deleting some other medias. I need time to focus on that. I started so many good books, but didn't finish any. I'm not a native English speaker, I'm a Brazilian. But because I love English so much, I decided to try on English books, choosing a book that fancied my interest. I chose "when bad things happen to good people". I finally felt that love for reading again. I read 30 pages em 2 hours on my fist day, which for me didn't use to be so much, but I'm so proud of myself now. I want to feel that love for reading again. Thank you for this video, it reminded me of my own eyes when talking about reading in the past. I hope you're great, and thank you for that.

Something I also do is draw what i imagine in books, it helps me combine my favourite things to do and it's also a good practice. It can fuel your imagination and also skills, I also try to write twisted tales on some of my favourite books and let my imagination lead the way.

Very cool video, It is always nice to see Liliana, I wish there were more algebra videos with her. Thanks Socratica.

Many thanks for your videos. They are great help in exploring new fields of knowledge.

Thanks a lot for explaning in a great way.👍

MASTERCLASS! Thank you very much!

Loving and inspiring video! Thanks a lot!

Such a great video!

thank you for this video.. something i was looking for

Thanks to Socratica. Make Sense, very motivating for those who are aspiring to read. Very well said. Wish to more on this topic, which can help more and more people.

A beautiful video. Thank you for sharing these important informations and your experiences with us. 🙂

Great advice. I’ve always loved books and reading. Thanks

Thank you for making this video. I learned a lot from this. Now I’m a book nerd.

This channel deserves more love.

Very very helpful thank you!

Awesome! I'm amazed with so many words to encourage reading in this video 😊

Man,I love this channel

Thank for this video it has really motivated me to take take it one step at a time. God Bless you guys

Loved this alot♥️♥️♥️♥️

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Thank you , this was helpful

Amazing video with and amazing energy, well done.

Happy i stumbled on this. Thank you

Great! Thanks!

Volte pro Socrática Português! O Brasil precisa de seus ensinamentos!!

@lhsouza9234

4 жыл бұрын

mano, o objetivo é vc aprender o inglês, esse canal é pra desenvolver o intelecto

@lhsouza9234

4 жыл бұрын

Mas pra resolver seu problema, o video tem a opção de colocar legendas em português

@gisl9575

4 жыл бұрын

@@lhsouza9234 não há legendas em português. O que acho excelente! Sendo assim, os BRs que aqui chegarem, irão ter que se esforçar para aprender inglês, inclusive eu.

@lhsouza9234

4 жыл бұрын

@@gisl9575 Parabéns por escolher aprender inglês, isso mostra q vc gosta de se melhorar, todos deviam pensar assim. Mas pra colocar legendas em português é só clicar em: Configurações> Legendas/subtítulos> Traduzir automaticamente> Português.

@rutelacerda523

4 жыл бұрын

O Socrática Espanhol está parado a três anos.

Wonderful Video!!! Thank You!!!

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@gladysbianan4836

4 жыл бұрын

Socratica finally I found your inspiring videos for reading💝💝💝

@pran4344

4 жыл бұрын

M big fan of you

Thank you so much for your good and neat work. Love you from Thailand.

Thank you for making this video, exactly what i’m looking for 😂😘💕

@Socratica

3 жыл бұрын

We're so glad! Thanks for letting us know - it really inspires us to make more videos! 💜🦉

I love your videos! You're great, guys!

"The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who can't read." Mark Twain. To be politically correct these day probably should be "The person who does not read has no advantage over the one who cannot read"

Thankz the beautiful advice

Thank you so much 😊😊

Reading is magical, no gainsaying the fact. Please make more sql videos. Loving it!

Wonderful advice. Tysm. God bless.See you at the top❤🙏

We are supporting you. Keep Moving Ahead.

Thank you so much for advising It really help me

I think what really helped me pick up the reading habit is prioritizing the books I wanted to read more than the books I should read

Thank you!

Absolute love for Socratica.

You're a great story teller 🧡 mesmerizing

This is the best video that get me to start reading every time I don't want to read I will watch this video

Very timely. Thank you.

Thanks!!!

always an inspiration.

Great video! Reading is my favorite hobby. I'm always trying to get my friends to read books I like, but they don't seem to be interested.

Thank you very much. You really inspired me ❤❤❤

This video has an old school vibe!! I liked it

Love you 💖 Thanks a lot.

Liliana....your way of talking is enigmatic. The video is tooo good. Thanks a lot!!!!!

Thank you very much 😘

Best advice that ever given to me thanks sister

Thanks for the tips on how to love reading❤️

I love Socratica!

You are a great speaker, this is a great professional seeming channel, I am subscribing now.

That's really good advise. No need to read the book in one day....start slow..and keep reading it when ever we get time. Carry it everywhere you go. Cool.

Excellent values. I'm often surprised by the results when reading a book or story through someone else's eyes as it usually tends to differ from my own.

Thank you so much.

Melhor vídeo que tu já fizeste, na minha humilde opinião. Seria maravilhoso se fosse feito em português também para poder ser compartilhado com alguns amigos e familiares. Adoro teu trabalho! Abraço do Brasil

Amazing video! Reading brings a lot of advantages.

I really like your speech !!! KEEP IT UP!

Thank You Sister ❤❤

Thank you so much for this informations it is very important and golden