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View Poll Results: Do you hear voices as you read? | |||
Yes, I hear voices | 21 | 70.00% | |
No, I do not hear voices | 9 | 30.00% | |
WTF? | 0 | 0% | |
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31-01-2008, 03:37 | #1 |
I'm going for a scuttle...
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I need to know I am not mad...
OK, bit of an odd one and certainly impossible to test for absolutely sure but when you read things, do you "hear" a voice in your head reading out what your eyes see?
I assumed, like you must do with these things that because I don't "hear" anything in my head as I read, thats how it is for everyone else but there is a thread over on ocuk where people are talking about reading things in different voices and stuff. Unless I actually want/try to do that, I don't hear any voices at all, I guess I just sort of absorb the words? Perhaps this is why I can read so fast? I could read and understand an entire novel in just 3-4 hours if I could sit completely undisturbed for that whole period of time. I regularly used to read one whole book a night as a child. Does the voice inside people's heads slow them down because you can only read at the speed that you could understand speech? How many people hear voices? |