Psychology
Why paper books may stick with you better than screens
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
Kindle lovers, prepare to be completely humbled. Tactile feedback—the physical weight of the book and the geographic location of the words on a page—creates complex spatial memory maps in your brain. When you read on a flat, lifeless screen, your brain processes it as transient digital garbage, drastically reducing your long-term reading retention.
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