Is it worth it learning to read?

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nah just make siri read all the nigger words here for you, ideally in public. passively spread the kiwi gospel to any and all strangers you come across. it's just the right thing to do
 
I learned to read as part of a university course in quantum physics a few years back, but it's a skill that I only find myself using once every few months or so.

Unless you need it for your job or something (you can get by without it in many professions), I can't really recommend it.
 
As Oscar Wilde once said "“If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all.”

I cannot vouch for his claim, having never learned to read. The truth of the matter is that I have no firm grasp as to the identity of this Oscar Wilde (he sounds like the kind of man who you would want behind you in a pinch) or the meaning of the above quotation. I assume a consanguineal relationship with the inveterate rose-breeder and prominent Baconian theorist of the works of Shakespeare, James Plaisted Wilde.

I can't even the read the words that I have written above these equally incomprehensible words., which are product of me striking at random a block of peculiarly formed characters that have been arranged in misaligned rows within the framework of a larger rectangular block. Frankly this whole affair vexes me.
 
If you're a grown ass adult and you don't read as fast as you can talk without having a disorder of some kind, your IQ is room temp.
 
Never learn how to read English. Much more important to learn a real language, like hindi or mexican.
 
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