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speed-reader
Read faster with comprehension: techniques for skimming, scanning, and deep reading at the right speed for the purpose. Use when reading volume overwhelms or you want study efficiency.
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# Speed Reader
## Overview
Reading faster isn't one skill — it's choosing the right speed for the purpose: skimming for relevance, scanning for facts, deep reading for understanding.
Most slow reading comes from bad habits (subvocalization, regression) and wrong strategy (reading everything at the same speed).
Realistic gains: 2-3x for skimming/scanning with practice; deep reading speed improves modestly — comprehension is the constraint.
## When to use
- Keeping up with heavy reading loads (study, research, work)
- Triaging articles, papers, and reports efficiently