1 of 1- Felicitous Sk8er
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Reading & brain health
- Surtac
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Re: Reading & brain health
Thanks for that link, Sk8er.
Of course, I agree completely. 
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- Felicitous Sk8er
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Preaching to the choir 
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Thread Starter- HRHSpence
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This is a reading group, after all.
http://quantumgryphonpublishing.com
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Interesting read . They don't talk about WHAT one reads. I for one have read any number of books that don't relax me at all. At least there was a mention of correlation/causation.
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Re: Reading & brain health
Aja Jin wrote:
Interesting read
That's a good point. It also begs a follow-up question: has anyone else here noticced a change in what they have been reading laately?
I certainly have, but I'm not sure how or why it actually occurred. Further pondering is required ...
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