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When you choose what media to consume, you are choosing your future thoughts and perspectives, and opinions.
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Reading >> Entertainment
Reading is an inherently interactive medium.
The conveyance of information is not only dependent on the writer writing the words, but also dependent on us actively choosing to read, interpret, and react to them.
This increase in the mental creative effort then leads t...
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