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Stranger: what did you learn?

You: I'm easily interested, so I actually am intrigued

You: Today, the question is

You: did I learn it or did I know it all along, and just explicitly say that I learned it

You: hmmmm....

You: OK

You: actually, I think I really learned this especially today

You: practice what you preach

You: in a sense

You: about reading

You: because I don't practice that as much as I preach it

Stranger: how do you mean?

You: I read little, yet flaunt about telling others how they should read

Stranger: ah

Stranger: why?

You: why what?

Stranger: why do you tell others how they should read? what does that accomplish?

You: I'll answer your first question. Your second seems too complicated to answer.

You: Reading is the start of anything

You: everything

You: a skill or wonder

You: all found though another person

You: doubly as quick as them speaking it to you

You: (we talk at an average rate of 120 words per min and read about double that)

You: not only learning a new skill

You: but the love of reading nonfiction as a past time

You: not to be some pretentious intellectual

You: but to know a thing or two about things most

You: people, by themselves (observation alone), would/can't aquire