• Eq0
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    1 year ago

    I have the opposite, but then I’m not that good with audiobooks to start with. In non fiction, I like the freedom to go back to precious concepts, and audiobooks don’t do it well. Honestly, that’s the reason I like physical books over everything…

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      1 year ago

      You’re probably right but I more so like to enjoy the journey when it comes to reading more than anything

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        1 year ago

        When it comes to listening* 😅 But yes, I get it.

        I listen to nonfiction audiobooks too, only when I am sure that the book’s content isn’t of substantial value to me (e.g. not my academic field).

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    1 month ago

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    Interesting - I find I tend to disconnect when listening to audiobooks (non fiction or other) Perhaps because I listen to music a lot while working/concentrating on other things. I lose track and find I’m not really paying attention to the detail.