Reading more = Better Grades

What's your IQ?

>>9110730
I didn't measure.

>>9110725
Not if you're just reading fiction.
Tbqh there's a fair amount of games that can teach you more than /lit/s favorite fairy tales.

>>9110725
My grades started tanking as soon as I quit video games and started reading. Generally video games help foster a competitive spirit that enables you to get ahead in subjects like Math and Science, however reading favours the literate mind to do well in useless subjects like English or Politics. Playing video games in moderation, studying hard and reading strictly non-fiction science books is the way to go.

Stop listening to /lit/

>>9110725
Kek, /lit/?
Do you also go to /x/ for your science education?

Anyway, reading practice is good, regardless. I'd just try to read something useful.

>>9110725
They're right. Because reading more will make you a better and faster reader.

>>9110725

Reading about physics constantly will improve your ability to read faster and understand better physics.
Reading fairy tales constantly will improve your ability to read faster and understand better fairy tales.
One does not transfer to the other no matter how much you wishfully think about it.

>>9110816
>One does not transfer to the other no matter how much you wishfully think about it.
So you don't think reading mathematics or philosophy won't improve your ability to comprehend physics texts?

>>9110755
What game can teach more than Brother's Karamazov or The Man Without Qualities or In Search of Lost Time or War and Peace?

>>9110854
Those that are related to physics will improve your ability, those that aren't won't.

>>9110918
Reading mathematics improves your logical thinking and reading philosophy improves your creativity and deduction skills, both are fundamental to the estimation of IQ and the higher the IQ, the smartest you'll be in physics, therefore they are correlated.