Many articles have been written touting the amazing effects of e-books and the digital reading revolution, a majority of which attempt to make paper books (or “real” books) appear archaic. Rather than add to the argument of which reading method is superior based on cost, popularity, or efficiency, this article delves into the science behind the ways that our brains interact with text in various forms and the cultural implications of the e-reader phenomenon. The author presents an interesting look at reading in the modern age and the best way to use books as personal cognitive therapy.
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