Oh I agree. Some others in this post dont have a basic command of the English language.
The Shrike Send a noteboard - 20/03/2024 12:29:28 PM
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Audiobooks - people are listening to the book. It is a passive action. They are not reading it. They are using their ears to listen to the book. Much like one can read a play or watch a play or listen to the play. The verb is different because the kind of action being performed is different.
Audiobooks - people are listening to the book. It is a passive action. They are not reading it. They are using their ears to listen to the book. Much like one can read a play or watch a play or listen to the play. The verb is different because the kind of action being performed is different.
Now whether it gives the same experience, I do not know.
But if that's how peeps need to "read", then it's better than not enjoying books at all. Still, don't claim to "read". 
And want to misuse the verb 'read'. But I am here to shut that shit down.
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- 07/03/2024 02:57:39 PM
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Well, my conclusive answer is "it depends"
- 10/03/2024 10:29:10 AM
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Oh, I never meant it was the same as watching a movie of the book.
- 10/03/2024 05:31:05 PM
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Also, a followup: are you saying blind people can't read unless they find novels in braille? *NM*
- 16/03/2024 03:03:14 AM
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Reading a book requires text to read. It is an active action.
- 18/03/2024 01:21:04 PM
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It definitely isn't.
- 18/03/2024 02:11:19 PM
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Oh I agree. Some others in this post dont have a basic command of the English language.
- 20/03/2024 12:29:28 PM
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*NM*