For me it should be careful not to forget about reading books. From ages 10 to 24 I would have averaged at least one book a week. Then my internet addiction surfaced. Since then I have probably averaged 2 books a year, but at the same time I have probably read more words on average per week than before. The problem is that 80% of what I read on the internet is piffle or at best mental chewing gum. I've recently started reading books again and I cant believe I had forgotten how rewarding it is. No time to read anyone else's comments sorry, I'm going back to the engaging story of Karl Ove.
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For me it should be careful not to forget about reading books. From ages 10 to 24 I would have averaged at least one book a week. Then my internet addiction surfaced. Since then I have probably averaged 2 books a year, but at the same time I have probably read more words on average per week than before. The problem is that 80% of what I read on the internet is piffle or at best mental chewing gum. I've recently started reading books again and I cant believe I had forgotten how rewarding it is. No time to read anyone else's comments sorry, I'm going back to the engaging story of Karl Ove.