Timeline: What If You Read Non-stop

Reading is good for you because it improves your focus, memory, empathy, and communication skills. It can reduce stress, improve your mental health, and help you live longer. Reading also allows you to learn new things to help you succeed in your work and relationships. But what if you didn't stop reading? What if you read without taking even a little break? How does it affect your brain and body? Let's find out in this timeline video.

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[iamavaccumcleaner]

Nerds: *"Finally a worthy opponent!, Our battle will be legendary!"*

[giganotosaurus]

respect for the guy who tried this and showed the results

[coolbro]

Interesting, when I begin reading for just a minute, the letters begin moving, and 30 seconds later after enough concentration, I might be able to understand 90% of the one page.
Edit: hang on, this only happens if the words I am reading were printed from a computer.

[FactAttic]

The book "Man's best friend" is one of the useful leisure time reading books and by reading different books you can experience yourself and learn valuable lessons.

[gamejoel]

Someone who agrees with something I’ve tried to warn my parents about

[justausernamedastro]

Props to the guy who read for 20 days straight to get this video 🤩🤩🔥🔥

[iloveroblockxd]

Respect for someone who does this experiment for us

[regraby]

I read all of the time reading helps you learn more about stuff. And also so many more new things too.

[angelsadventures]

I read for like around 2 hours and finished like 15 chapters (my whole book) I love reading, and, yes it’s true I was sleepy, and I slept peacefully that night

[mittenpandas]

usually when i'm really into a book i end up reading around 30-60 pages in one sitting, i'll either read more or stop and take a little break before reading more

[xvneditsx]

gee thanks, yesterday i read for 12 hours straight 😊

[milim-bxpe]

Me reading story books from library : it's just 210 pages
Also me reading something knowledgeable from the library: it's only 2 min but it felt like 3 hours ( if you have problems falling asleep after watching your phone you can open a book from your subject , you will get a great sleep )

[huzaefahsyed]

I’ve read for three hours straight but did not get tired… though I could only see the book and the words, the patterns on my blanket were blurry though (but I have glasses and I read with my glasses off so I can’t really say anything)

[aleenalshashtari]

Reading 125 hours is totally worth it I would break the record 😮😅

[noelleenglish]

Props to the guy who tried this for us!

[Troyantisthegoat]

Teachers:I see this as an absolute win!

[thatoneohiokid]

the letters start moving one reminds me so much of that one movie that i watched in preschool when that one kid when he looks at words/numbers, it starts moving even when its only been like 0.1 milliseconds

[sabbirislampidim]

respect to the person who went through all those pains for uss..

[lolajadegamer]

Once I read 7 hours straight, I was fine and was not tired at all

[kushagradeshmukh]

I wonder which book is this long in which we can read 20 days non stop