Chapter
The Decline of Literacy in America
51:30 - 56:32 (05:01)
The speaker argues that millions of people aren't illiterate because they can't read, but rather because only 10% of the population can read a book on paper within a year. He suggests keeping a scorecard to track one's reading progress as a solution to the problem.
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The speaker argues that while people may not necessarily be unable to read, the definition of literacy should be expanded to include being able to read a book on paper within one year, which only 10% of the population can do.
51:30 - 54:31 (03:00)
Summary
The speaker argues that while people may not necessarily be unable to read, the definition of literacy should be expanded to include being able to read a book on paper within one year, which only 10% of the population can do. The speaker suggests keeping a scorecard to track reading progress, as screen time limitations alone may not be effective in combating illiteracy.
ChapterThe Decline of Literacy in America
Episode#315: John Coogan – Why Does The Media Hate Tech?
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The speaker highlights the need for long form conversations about AI with experts in the field, facilitated by individuals who are knowledgeable about the topic.
54:31 - 56:32 (02:00)
Summary
The speaker highlights the need for long form conversations about AI with experts in the field, facilitated by individuals who are knowledgeable about the topic.