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Reading online has made me question my intelligence. I used to think I was a genius until I read the comments section. Now, I'm just hoping to make it through the day without accidentally joining a heated debate on the nutritional benefits of kale.
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You know you're deep into online reading when you look up from your screen, and suddenly it's 2 AM. It's like a time warp – you entered the internet at sunset, and when you emerge, it's practically sunrise. It's the modern version of a fairy tale, where the happily ever after is just finding a comfortable chair.
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Reading online is the only place where you can go from feeling like an expert to a complete idiot in just one click. One moment you're confidently explaining the theory of relativity, and the next, you're Googling, "What is the theory of relativity?
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Reading online has turned us into selective experts. We can quote obscure facts about penguins mating rituals but forget our own phone number when someone asks. Priorities, right?
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The beauty of reading online is that it's a universal experience. No matter where you are, someone, somewhere is nodding their head in agreement with you – probably in their pajamas, surrounded by empty coffee cups.
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You ever notice how reading online is like going down a rabbit hole? You start with an article about healthy recipes, and suddenly you find yourself reading conspiracy theories about alien chefs swapping recipes with Bigfoot in Area 51.
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Can we talk about how online reading has turned us all into accidental detectives? You start investigating a news article, and before you know it, you're cross-referencing timestamps, checking the credibility of sources, and feeling like Sherlock Holmes without leaving your couch.
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One of the joys of reading online is trying to decipher if a product review is genuine or written by someone who had a bad day and decided to take it out on a toaster. "This toaster ruined my life – 1 star.
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You ever notice how online reading has become the new "Did you hear about...?" It's like a game of one-upmanship – "Oh, you read a book? Well, I read an entire Wikipedia page in one sitting. Beat that, bookworm!
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