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Reading forces your brain to think harder than everyday conversation does. The speaker argues for consuming more books despite the risk of bad ones, and describes his unscripted style as a creative flow state where ideas come without planning.

Reading forces your brain to think harder than everyday conversation does. The speaker argues for consuming more books despite the risk of bad ones, and describes his unscripted style as a creative flow state where ideas come without planning.
I mean, if I distilled it down to like just one thing, just read something, right? And now I know that that could be counterproductive if you're reading things that aren't helpful. That could happen. But if you read, you're thinking on a level that people don't usually think on when they're just talking. Like even this, right? Like I didn't plan for this. I didn't write anything down. Oh, I'm gonna make sure to mention that. I didn't even know what I was gonna talk about. Doesn't matter, right? Because I'm just plugged into the Geistesblitz. I'm in the zone. I'm in the Tao. The Geistesblitz. I gotta remember that. I'm gonna have to look up the spelling of that. And everything. Maybe that's a new tattoo, Nick, or maybe that's my first tattoo. I don't know. I like that a lot.

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