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If you don't read very much despite "wanting" to, it's probably the case that you need to re-learn what it feels like to enjoy reading something. In practice, this means that when you find yourself wanting to *stop* reading, you stop. Good reading is mostly about *not* reading.
The typical successful adult human is so broken that they could read 30 pages from the middle of a dictionary and not find the experience fundamentally different from reading whatever it is they're reading to signal to other successful adult humans that they enjoy reading.
If you want your brain to be a burro, the easiest way to do that is to take something long and pointy and give your frontal lobes a few stirs. If you want a vibrant life of the mind, you have to sometimes do things because you actually fucking want to do them. Reading especially.
reading a dictionary can actually be wonderfully illuminating!
i’ve seen a lot of identical bookshelves with no creased spines https://twitter.com/atroyn/status/1285749335544655872?s=21 …https://twitter.com/atroyn/status/1285749335544655872 …
In the old days, people would remove spines entirely. Darwin was said to have made his own indexes into his favorite.
I often find searchable copies of books I own. For a while I was just manually scanning some.
Destroy your books to love them better 
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