pfriedma on Nostr: Sigh Is listening to an audiobook the same as reading? No. It's obviously a different ...
Sigh
Is listening to an audiobook the same as reading? No. It's obviously a different verb, a different skill.
Is listening to an audiobook somehow less than, or not equivalent to experiencing the content? Can you only interact with the written word by reading? No. That's a weird, ableist, elitist, and gatekeepy thing to suggest.
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