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<blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 84008" data-attributes="member: 656">theyre very spread especially in pdf format. But theres also libraries, these books are the most sold including miguel serrano ones about esoteric hitlerism, its always sold out here Yes i can agree partly but I noticed their attention deficit can coexist with their PDF reading habits. They basically are accustomed to editing and format of headlines on the internet. So they jump between tabs and their eyes are unable to read &quot;line by line&quot;. Also they skip footnotes. They read paragraphs more like &quot;scanning&quot;, and first 1 or 2 lines get disproportionate amount of attention. Their online consumption trained them to look for &quot;summary zones&quot; in the text. They often demand &quot;TLDR&quot; but they also seek it in text subconsciously. Their eyes activate memory on &quot;anchor points&quot; basically dialog lines or short paragraphs, or whats in italic or bold. Numbers attract them. Names and unusual words attract attention (they repeat unusual words very often). They move forward. If they drop attention they do not re-read it, they just skip it. I seen them doing it. What they retain in memory is sequence of events, explicit statements (declarative ones especially). Whatever is repeated is going to be retained as well. So the brain of normies has &quot;pattern recognition&quot; and is activated by emotionally resonant moments in the reading. When normies skip materials, they dont notice they skipped it. I realized it when I talked to elliot rodger worshipers, they were unable to acknowledge some words were in the text they say they have read. I had to show it, with proof. Bcause their brain was broken.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porco-dddio, post: 84008, member: 656"] theyre very spread especially in pdf format. But theres also libraries, these books are the most sold including miguel serrano ones about esoteric hitlerism, its always sold out here Yes i can agree partly but I noticed their attention deficit can coexist with their PDF reading habits. They basically are accustomed to editing and format of headlines on the internet. So they jump between tabs and their eyes are unable to read "line by line". Also they skip footnotes. They read paragraphs more like "scanning", and first 1 or 2 lines get disproportionate amount of attention. Their online consumption trained them to look for "summary zones" in the text. They often demand "TLDR" but they also seek it in text subconsciously. Their eyes activate memory on "anchor points" basically dialog lines or short paragraphs, or whats in italic or bold. Numbers attract them. Names and unusual words attract attention (they repeat unusual words very often). They move forward. If they drop attention they do not re-read it, they just skip it. I seen them doing it. What they retain in memory is sequence of events, explicit statements (declarative ones especially). Whatever is repeated is going to be retained as well. So the brain of normies has "pattern recognition" and is activated by emotionally resonant moments in the reading. When normies skip materials, they dont notice they skipped it. I realized it when I talked to elliot rodger worshipers, they were unable to acknowledge some words were in the text they say they have read. I had to show it, with proof. Bcause their brain was broken. [/QUOTE]

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