Let me explain how reading changes your brain.
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- Let me explain how reading changes your brain.
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Can gain 80 yrs in a month.
Lack of clarity in life is failure.
Overthinking limits success.
Enhance vocabulary and ideas.
Language skills.
More articulate.
Reading changes brain. Boosts brain connections - neuroplasticity - improves cognitive ability.
Problem solving , Critical thinking.
Expose Different ideas, different perspectives.
Ability to analyse complex concepts.
Brain is like muscle. Need to train.
Reading books - helps alot.
Grasps complex concepts.
Enhanced vocabulary, comprehensive skills
Effective communication is crucial.
Professional settings.
Empathy. Better at understanding.
Social interactions smoother.
Do you think that reading will improve my fluency and articulation when speaking? I am starting to feel that when I speak I am not as fluent as before and have some trouble articulating my words and idk why, I’ve barely read books in my life, and I gotta change that. It’s a habit that I will start now.
@@sebastianirigoyen16 I am in the same boat, keep going bro, the one thing that is for sure is that if you try you will achieve, trying is the first step and not giving up is the rest.
@@fastrace8195 yessir good luck!
@sebastianirigoyen16 I also noticed the same decline of articulation at some point in my life. I wouldn't say silently reading improves articulation. It's the practice of speaking out loud. Your voice is a muscle. If it isn't frequently used, it gets weaker. The solution is to speak out loud more often.
Since there are days where I don't socialize enough, I practice by sounding out new words (say the whole sentence). Read a book out loud. I do this with Spanish books to improve my Spanish fluency. When I read nonfiction, I try to see if I can explain it to an imaginary person. At times, I explain random stuff to my dog. When I'm journaling or writing jargon, I try to come up with creative phrases and say them out loud.
I'll stop here. Hope this helps!
@@Brown-Penguin thank you for the tips, and you are so right! The voice is a muscle and has to be worked like any other muscle. I’m going to read out loud from now on thanks!
00:02 Max's overthinking limits his success
01:12 Reading changes your brain by boosting connectivity and enhancing cognitive function.
02:25 Regular reading strengthens memory and enhances imagination.
03:31 Reading enhances creativity and problem-solving skills.
04:46 Reading enhances communication skills and personal development
05:57 Reading stories improves empathy and emotional intelligence.
06:56 Reading helps to calm the mind and reduce anxiety
07:57 Reading exercises your brain and maintains brain health
Max's overthinking limits his success
- Alux gains knowledge from others, leading to great success
- Max's lack of clarity hinders his accomplishments
Reading changes your brain by boosting connectivity and enhancing cognitive function.
- Reading boosts brain connectivity by forming new connections through neuroplasticity.
- Reading enhances problem-solving skills and critical thinking by exposing the brain to different ideas and perspectives.
Regular reading strengthens memory and enhances imagination.
- Reading regularly helps in keeping our minds sharp and agile, and strengthens memory by thinking about characters, stories, and details.
- Reading also enhances concentration and imagination, benefiting problem-solving and innovative thinking in any field.
Reading enhances creativity and problem-solving skills.
- Helps in thinking outside the box and coming up with innovative solutions.
- Expands vocabulary, comprehension, and language skills, leading to better communication.
Reading enhances communication skills and personal development
- Reading introduces different perspectives and broadens knowledge base
- Enhanced vocabulary and comprehension skills have practical applications in everyday life and professional settings
Reading stories improves empathy and emotional intelligence.
- Reading about different cultures helps in appreciating diverse traditions and fosters open-mindedness.
- Understanding characters' emotions can help in dealing with real people's feelings and reduces stress.
Reading helps to calm the mind and reduce anxiety
- Reading takes your focus away from stress and gives your brain a break
- Engaging with stories can improve your mood and promote better sleep
Reading exercises your brain and maintains brain health
- Reading improves problem-solving skills by piecing together clues in a mystery novel.
- Reading expands knowledge and lowers the risk of Alzheimer's and other cognitive diseases.
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The only thing it actually does out of all of this is increasing vocabulary and language skills.
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You are such a nice explainer thank you even video didn't explain that clear ( cuz I didn't watched it 😂) nice dear for helping me understand the benefits 😊❤
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who tf is called ‘Alux’ ?
pretentious parents i suppose lol
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Don´t laugh. In 20 years it's probably a normal name :D
One of elons kids
Reading and also audio books changed my life and I'm so greatful for allowing myself to do it. You can find your better self on that journey. Stay Uncommon!
" enjoying a good book can improve your mental health "
Me who just finished reading the Re:Zero light novel :
Next try Berserk, I'm immune to trauma.
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That's crazy
@@DagurasuSk Oh yea? We'll see. Go play Song of Saya.
I found an other Re:Zero fan!!
I'm currently reading Re:Zero Sloth if story (almost done). Once season 3 finishes, i'm gonna read the light novel, because i really enjoyed reading that if story, and i don't want to wait 4 years to know what's gonna happen next
I haven't read the light novel of Re:Zero, but I have watched the anime.
Have you ever heard of "No Longer Human" by Osamu Dazai? Although, I read the manga adaptation by Junji Ito. I was mentally stunned for quite a bit. Now, I'm currently reading Vagabond.
I saw someone ask how is reading different from watching a RUclips video
When you listen to audio, someone is talking to you
But when you read a book. You’re talking to yourself from that book. Reading can help fix internal conversation as well!
I mentioned this concept in one of my songs.
"100 years of research simplified into just 1 book. All that's required of you is to take a look."
It's so powerful. I wish more people knew about this.
I read for 2hrs yesterday spontaneously and God gives me this video I love Allah so much thank you for this video ❤
Mashallah didn't expect to see this comment first lol
You told your dumb without even telling that your dumb
Wasnt allah bro it was youtube algorithm
lil bro, allah doesn’t exist, go educate yourself
@@matthijs6834lets not start a argument pls.
This channel deserves more million subscribers
no cuz hes full on copying a swedish youtuber named snabbfakta
Bro, I'm reading a lot. Now I'm reading "The Laws of Human Nature" by Robert Greene and also "Influence" by Robert B. Cialdini. And one week ago, I read "Meditations" a second time. But I wanted to say that this video is hella underrated, and your channel too. Keep up the good work, bro. May God bless you and your family, and everyone who is reading this. 🙏🏽✝️🤝
Law of human nature changed my entire life amazing book!
Another point is that reading helps a lot with fostering discipline and such values. For example, just by sitting down and doing something that you don’t want to do like reading where nothing is really happening you’re just taking information and processing it with your brain helps a lot making your mind less ADHD.. I can definitely vouch for it because how you treat your body in a way is how you treat your life and if you skip on reading and stuff like exercise well chances are you’re not living a very good life
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I read 50 chapters of manga every day
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your doomed lil bro, go fix urself
How in the world can you read that much, bro?
Well reading mangas is still reading and imo there's no problem in reading mangas, i'm confident the benefits still apply
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I get the best ideas and well formed plans when I read
Thanks a lot! It's also critical to read aloud every single day to your kids whatever the age.
I sometimes read manga/mahwa for 5-6 hours😅
In my opinion it depends. If you are passively reading without any mental effort, there isn't really any actual effort being put down. This passively reading is done also when we're rotting in our bed watching pointless videos on any platform that really have no impact on us. There is a big difference between passively reading and active reading, where you are aware of what you are reading.
I've also noticed that sometimes when i read, i am reading, but i'm like an empty shell. I'm awate that i'm reading, but the informations instantly exits my brain. However, whenever i read something i really enjoy, i stay extremly focused, and can remember what i read for mounths or even longer.
I’ve read a ton of books through my entire life, some stories got me so deeply to the point where I was finishing the entire chapters in one night, don’t feel any different from other people tho
Try reading nonfiction
Wow this channel is so underrated, keep going bro, keep making quality content, I'm sure you'll get the credit you deserve soon 💯
I like this type , old look videos
yeah i kind of see this, agree
I read the comments always
Thank you for this video, not only was it enjoyable to watch, but also very helpful. Another sub for you, my good sir.
sounds like a school essay
Thanks
can vouch for this, i dont read read but ive learnt alot about the musculoskeletal system just by reading wikipedia articles and studying my own body
18 minutes a day equals 100 hours a year and studying 18 minutes a day for a year can make you better than 95% of the population at whatever youre studying
To read is an awesome thing!
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me reading youtube comments increasing my brain connectivity :🗿
Knowledge is Power!
Can you do one on audiobooks? And what the differences are between reading and listening.
I stopped reading when I realized I was not reading effectively and applying the information. Where possible I try and just get a summary of the book I am interested in.
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It’s ai generated
reading is a free treasure nowdays though a lot of people don't do it. remember that not long ago not that many people could afford to read for diffrent reasons lack of education or lack of books because there wasn't printing and some religion stuff so don't miss it
Thank you! God bless!
the best way to learn things, are ways that we had time to evolve around.
1) practice, at all times, throughout human evolution, we learnt things trough observation and practice
2) teacher, since language has existed, we have learned things thanks to another human.
3) reading, not many could read, but reading knowledge has definitely existed lot enough for humans to evolve around it
learning from videos, pictures and the internet in general is extremely new, no one in history has ever had the opportunity to learn this way, and our brain never had a way to evolve and adapt to this opportunity.
I wonder if this could be a reason for why learning through computer seems so hard?
Nah, learning through computer is pretty easy.
But when learning something, I read articles and forums instead of watching videos and pictures.
"The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read." - Mark Twain
This has to blow up!!
Internet was meant to be educational. If I am not mistaken that some scientist from 80s or 90s was predicting that we would be as smart as Einstein. Man... how wrong he was.
Besides, thanks man to remind me why we should read books
Knowledge is different to intelligence anyway
@@eta_carithebrightlord3396 True, but we should not take it as excuse to not learning or reading.
New sub bro, keep up the good vids and you will blow up in subs!
reading is good. So is reading youtube comments, subtitles and reddit beneficial? Or only books? I genuinely dunno what makes the difference.
I think it really depends on wich type of comments and reddit post your are reading, if you are enjoying what you're reading, then maybe the effects gets applied too, but i don't really know.
For subtitles, it's extremely usefull when you are learning a new language, it makes understanding what the person is saying so much easier, so i guess it counts, as beneficial, but with diminishing return the more you know a language.
Those are just my theories tho
00:02 Max's overthinking limits his success
01:12 Reading changes your brain by boosting connectivity and enhancing cognitive function.
02:25 Regular reading strengthens memory and enhances imagination.
03:31 Reading enhances creativity and problem-solving skills.
04:46 Reading enhances communication skills and personal development
05:57 Reading stories improves empathy and emotional intelligence.
06:56 Reading helps to calm the mind and reduce anxiety
07:57 Reading exercises your brain and maintains brain health
Enjoy Guys
But reading in general is boring af, expect when it’s something you care about. I’d rather read a comment section than read a fucking book. I don’t think about reading when I read anything because it’s just common for people to understand things while reading… it’s so common… it’s not that complex.
I thought it's an older video 😂 btw I'm so excited to watch ur video !!!
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You are an idiot.
does it help reduce brain fog?
Ye
thanks sam
So the point is learning something new, how about if we got it from watching video or hear lecture. is it has same effect or different ?
I think you retain more of what you learn through reading... than watching videos.
I'm wondering how do you guys can notice or recognize that this is a script from Chat GPT ? Can u guys explain to me ?
Sorry if my English is hard to comprehend because im still learning on english
Does this apply for reading novels??
Novels are probably better imo.
Depends if you do critical thinking after reading about how should i would have written the novel ? What. Was the author thinking while writing it so and so then it's good but reading for only entertainment purpose is bad
Probably not if you didn't have enough critical thinking to decide that on your own
Yes, idk what these plp are talking about.
It may not benefit you like reading something technical will but it will do everything mentioned in the vid, save for say skills.
Better to read than not at all
It does count. People are overthinking this. Reading is reading.
any recommended books ?
Robert Greene's books like the laws of human nature are too beneficial for real world.
@@agnijdas thank you 🙏
Thank you
I’m usually busy time to or animating a lot I might try read more time to time
no amount of success would heal the wounds that must have come from being named Alux 😂😂
Sometimes I feel like everyone's running on Windows, but I'm running on Alux...
I loved your video. You deserve alot of success on yt.
It’s AI generated bro
@@ToxicFruitSnack i dont think so. Why do you think that?
Reading basically allows you to live a thousand lives.
is it the same for me even though im dyslexic?
Alux is a Marvel MC
The problem I struggle with is the books that do this, is it specific books or do all decent books work?
Alux is too powerful
awesome
I read 3hrs yesterday
Keep going❤📖🏆
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What you read matters more than the fact that you read. But yeah this thing felt like ChatGPT translated a Snabbfakta video.
My attention span is cooked so I can't read a real book... but I like to listen to audio books 💀
It’s still a book. You’re doing the same thing with your brain, which is processing information. Reading isn’t necessarily the root of your active brain, it’s what you’re reading about or watching or playing that pushes your brain in different scenarios.
I read a lot until my eyes start becoming red yet that loser max is what I am
Cognitive function/intelligence is heavily dependent on genetics. What is said in the video is a bit bs. Reading a lot will improve vocabulary and verbal skills but not inherent cognitive ability.
@@antenym8947books CAN make you more intelligent though. Does neuroplasticity just not exist now?
@@antenym8947it improves vci (verbal comprehension index) ,psi (processing speed index) through speed reading . It improves cpi (cognitive performance index) and gai (general abilities index)
Stress makes us dumb. You don't need more than what you can in one day, sometimes less is more. I read everyday, even in holidays and vacations but after It "gets satured" i stop for hoursor even call It a day.
Also, i dont think academic life IS something health if It is excessive. In my 15-17 years old i was in a School that had 450minutes of class in a day before a day of test day. I would have to do homework and study after being 8hours in School. I couldn't learn at ALL and put The blame on me. That's not good, you can't overeffort and then want even more, that's distressful, we need to rest.
Study doesn't necessarily mean learning, and If you're not learning then you're wasting time in front of a book.
You have limited focus, so use It to learn what you need more.
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why u acting like watching anime or movies grant most of the same benifits
only thing is vocabulary which u can learn in school or search up
also you can acctually see it meaning its better for imagining also alot of things are hard to describe and better seen
You don't learn anything when you watch anime bro
@@p4ckthunder379 then you don't learn anything when you read
@@p4ckthunder379i disagree that reading isn’t any different but you can learn from anything including anime’s if you haven’t you just haven’t focused or seen the right anime’s
You can learn from almost anything tho i do believe books are better and disagree with the commenters stance
Reading Reverend Insanity will improve empathy and kindness while we are at it
Does this also goes for reading mangas?
Yes, it does
Bro, actually reading manga cannot give much benefit as the non-fiction books does, cause manga includes pictures for better indulgement into story with cheap(not every manga) fantasy I.e. Icchi plot.
@@scarpol14.30how come?
@@SujanShounen Reading manga helps to improve concentration, connections between different areas of brain to understand what you're reading, Improve vocabularies, etc. There are some benefits from reading manga, even though its not as efficient as non fiction books to improve and develop your brain. It still gives you some benefits though.
It is hard to read on phone PDF but I like to listen audio books
I use ReadEra on Android to read books
I’m a human with autism, got issues with finding right words and receiving information and at this time of the year, I struggle to read because of how moronic and boneheaded I am, couldn’t get the idea of words and crap… Despite my great deal amount of reading books about general electronics and Da Vinci code…. Still didn’t notice any doggie fence in my brain, it made everything out of whack… Therefore, I’d rather stick to being an insolent, impudent and imbecilic simpleton without mental clarity …
why being succesfull gets reduced to being a business man and rich, like tf bro, is that everything u aim to be in life?? idk whatever
Elon read science fiction books when he was a kid and you are saying it makes scientists think outside the box? I see - this is so real...
Is it book only reading or it's in general knowledge feeding?
Curious if this applies to audiobooks as well?
Yes, though you should prefer reading not listening cus audiobooks gives a second person experience, while reading first person
You're curious as to whether listening will do the same benefit as reading?
@@PiyushMaurya007 yes
@@retr0incomments thanks! i'd love to be able to read normally but i'm visually impaired so audiobooks are easier for me
Somewhat but I think reading is better
What about audiobooks 😬
Kids at my work can't read for 20 minutes. It's sad.
I thought he was gonna say Alux and Deluxe
Should I read in my mind or out loud
Out loud so your neighbors can hear you lol
Does reading online work too?
Set video speed at 1.5x , thank me later.
So informative thank you , do comics and manga’s also apply to this ?
Depends on The content. What can you learn and assimillate by learning something? It was useful?
Also, i only got to The next level when i started Reading classic philosophy books.
Sources ?
That's good and all but does reading online even benefit you in any way? Reading offline is good but what about online. If you read a lot like 4 to 5 hrs online, then does it really help you?
It increases imagination but not much other that.
It increase imagination at the same time , it improves your cognitive function , memory and concentration ..when you visualise anything and pronouncing a word ( reading) it improves your memory and reading can expand your knowledge about any particular topic , the more you read - the more you become start ..Reading is best hobby in spare time ! 😏
When you somehow come to “understand” all of Umineko 🍷
Reading is good..to a point. But nothing beats having physical experience. Being book smart does not necessarily make u smarter or even become better at problem solving.
Almost a convincing presentation, except for the rather convention-defying initializing analogy;
It is strangely the introverted people like Max who are having more incentive to love reading.
Attractive people, especially who are likewise extroverted, (tend to) have little to no motivation to know anything beyond their own immediate interests & short-term gratifications.
Okay but what about audiobooks? Is that the same as reading?
No.
@@FranzKafka-gt1uf thanks!
Do audiobooks count
when talking about the benefits of reading, does this apply for both fiction books and non fiction like self help books
depends, I'd think non-fiction books enhance imagination and more knowledge about the characters. while fiction gives more general knowledge or facts and etc.
any book recommendations to start with?
Robert Greene's books like the laws of human nature are too beneficial for real world.
Hey guys what are some of the best books out there to read?