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« Ostatnia wiadomość wysłana przez Q dnia Marca 18, 2026, 03:53:50 pm »
Gdy o czytaniu mowa... Moze błędnie (lub nad-) interpretuję, Kolego, ale ten fragment:
"As a child, I knew adults whose mean IQ was supposedly a standard deviation below the mean IQ of Millennials. One of them was my mother. She never went further than Grade 10, yet she had a small library of books that she read and reread: half were on religious themes, often verse-by-verse commentaries on the Bible, and the others were popular fare like the Wizard of Oz. When I look through her books, I’m struck by the differences between them and the ones published today, not only in font size but also in vocabulary, sentence length, and sentence complexity. Again, this is circumstantial evidence, but I have trouble believing that the generations of the early twentieth century were substantially less intelligent than those of the late twentieth."
Pachnie mi takim typowym - ledwo maskowanym - dyskursem części konserwatystów: "kiedyś to było fajnie, a od I wś i upadku wiktorianizmu wszystko schodzi na psy".
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... Herbert o swojej powieści: