Try reading a book by Kundera, such as "The Joke" or "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" These books should result in a 80%+ change in reading your current reading speeds. The only thing is each sentence requires several minutes of thought and reflection to truly grasp and love, and thus the speed change is not in the direction you would like.
I think having an op-ed area that/.ers can read about is a positive attribute, if for no other reason than that it will cause some interesting flames and thoughts to surface. However, I hate bloatware in both Microsoft and Op-ed pieces. Say what you have to say in the most compressed and eloquent way you can.
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Try reading a book by Kundera, such as "The Joke" or "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" These books should result in a 80%+ change in reading your current reading speeds. The only thing is each sentence requires several minutes of thought and reflection to truly grasp and love, and thus the speed change is not in the direction you would like.
I think having an op-ed area that /.ers can read about is a positive attribute, if for no other reason than that it will cause some interesting flames and thoughts to surface. However, I hate bloatware in both Microsoft and Op-ed pieces. Say what you have to say in the most compressed and eloquent way you can.
Today's Salon has an article that discusses OSS and Golgatha in a positive way at:
http://www.salonmagazine.com/21st/