stackyFACTSYou might think you are speed-reading, but your throat is literally whispering every single word. Subvocalization involves microscopic movements in the larynx that mirror the text you are visually processing. Your brain simply refuses to absorb language without acting like it is putting on a tiny theatrical performance.
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