在信息爆炸的时代，速度已成为生活的常态，阅读方式也随之改变。建筑师探讨这种现象对我们思维、文化与学习环境的影响。在短短的30天内，她尝试了快速阅读，想要揭示快速与慢速阅读之间的深刻差异。这个视频系列将带领观众重新审视阅读的本质与价值，激发更深层的思考。
We live in a world of speed, saturated with information, where everyone is trying to absorb as much information as possible as fast as possible.
But how does that impact our brains, our culture, and the architecture that supports learning?
I explore this phenomenon during my architectural thesis which I'm trying to turn into a video series.
If you want the whole picture of the project, you can find the playlist right here.
With this explosion of information, we're adapting our reading habits to consume as much as possible in as little time as possible.
As an architect, I have to say, I speed read a lot.
But when it comes to books that's had a big impact on my life, my preference has always been to read slowly.
But as my life gets busier, I really started to wonder, is this a waste of time?
Am I really using my time and energy to its full maximum capacity?
One of the key things that I've learned about speed reading is to look at the first and last word of the sentence.
