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pecosbob

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8. I had a conversation with a co-worker recently that I found telling.

Reply to LiberalArkie (Original post)

Mon May 26, 2025, 03:27 PM

May 2025

We needed to return to the company shop by a certain time. It took about ten minutes to get from our location to the shop. He had to use ChatGPT to figure out when to leave to get there on time.

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Countries that Read the Most. Might this be part of our problem [View all] LiberalArkie May 2025 OP

For sure... LakeVermilion May 2025 #1

Let's not be too....okay never mind underpants May 2025 #3

Take THAT Italy! underpants May 2025 #2

I only wish I could say I am surprised. When I've mentioned this among many, they look at me like hlthe2b May 2025 #4

Kind of surprised that we read more than Italy, UK and Japan senseandsensibility May 2025 #5

I would have thought Korea and Japan would read circles around us. Xavier Breath May 2025 #6

And there is a big difference between N and S Korea senseandsensibility May 2025 #9

I would have to think that's South Korea. Xavier Breath May 2025 #10

Japan and Korea are all about rote memorization synni May 2025 #11

It would be interesting to see it broken down into age groups JI7 May 2025 #15

What problem would that be? EdmondDantes_ May 2025 #7

I had a conversation with a co-worker recently that I found telling. pecosbob May 2025 #8

The vast majority of people in this country never read another book PoindexterOglethorpe May 2025 #12

Of course a lot of the reading in China, Thailand and India are Mangas LiberalArkie May 2025 #13

And yet according to another 'source' Abolishinist May 2025 #14

I do know that the evangelicals buy and read a lot of books, my parents did. My dad would read history books sometimes. LiberalArkie May 2025 #16