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Reading a book is fundamentally a solitary experience, unlike watching a film or TV show in a group.Their words
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And the bottleneck prior to what we call the industrial revolution was uh metabolism, right? It's just like how much like oats can a human or a horse physically digest and then convert into useful mechanical output for you know their their um their peasant overlord or whatever.
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