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Old 04-10-2025, 18:04   #9
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Re: Scientists grow mini human brains to power computers

Reading, something I've always done and enjoyed since a young child.

I remember we moved to Wales when I was around 6 years old, first day at a 'new' school the class had to take turns reading aloud from a book, I was told nicely to slow down because the others couldn't follow in their books quick enough.

Just lately had a couple of occasions where I start a book (ebooks) and find after a couple of chapters that I've already read it years ago, I guess it's an age thing
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