No they don't. Yes you gain the same information but reading with speed and comprehension is a different skill that requires practice and audiobooks do not develop that skill.
November 22, 2024 at 9:47 PM
No they don't. Yes you gain the same information but reading with speed and comprehension is a different skill that requires practice and audiobooks do not develop that skill.
"Hello my baby, hello my darling, hello my ragtime galllll"
Like that?
Like that?
November 20, 2024 at 6:00 AM
"Hello my baby, hello my darling, hello my ragtime galllll"
Like that?
Like that?
🤣🤣🤣 nice bait. I guess I'll bite.
It's a good movie if you know very little about the star wars universe. As a stand alone movie.
It's a good movie if you know very little about the star wars universe. As a stand alone movie.
November 19, 2024 at 7:32 PM
🤣🤣🤣 nice bait. I guess I'll bite.
It's a good movie if you know very little about the star wars universe. As a stand alone movie.
It's a good movie if you know very little about the star wars universe. As a stand alone movie.
"a man dressed as a woman peeing in the urinal next to me" is exactly what conservatives are advocating for when they say you need to use the restroom of the gender you were assigned at birth. Think about it. A person dressed as and presenting as a women would be forced to pee next to me.
November 19, 2024 at 7:30 PM
"a man dressed as a woman peeing in the urinal next to me" is exactly what conservatives are advocating for when they say you need to use the restroom of the gender you were assigned at birth. Think about it. A person dressed as and presenting as a women would be forced to pee next to me.
That is L1527, a class-0 protostar. It's estimated to be only 100,000 years old and is in the very early stages of a star's evolution. A baby star, it has not yet begun the fusion process but its high density generates so much heat that it shines brightly in the infrared.
November 19, 2024 at 6:17 PM
That is L1527, a class-0 protostar. It's estimated to be only 100,000 years old and is in the very early stages of a star's evolution. A baby star, it has not yet begun the fusion process but its high density generates so much heat that it shines brightly in the infrared.