How do I stop subvocalizing?

>how to be a worse writer and reader for the sake of speed

Son, you what.

>>7532800
You don't. :')

>>7532821
>>7532812
Sour grapes.

>>7532800
Do something that occupies your mental voice while reading

If I want to enjoy the book I subvocalize.

>there are subhuman subvocalizers in this thread RIGHT NOW

>man/lit/'s who will NEVER get good at reading

>>7532827
He's right though, doing things fast in any discipline is synonymous with doing things "wrong" and in a way that is lesser compared to the "high" practice that requires sacrifice.

in a perfect world subvocalizers would be rounded up and put in extermination camps.

Reminder that in the very rare occasions that subvocalizing makes sense, glorious non-subvocalizing master race can easily subvocalize on demand

Just like you can breath manually, but don't have to

>>7532859
By analogy, imagine someone stealing half a million dollars in a heist and someone earning that half a million in 5 years.

>>7532812
Since I've started reading slower and subvocalizing, I've actually found my writing to improve desu

>the only time i read is when i'm reading poetry or literature

what are you doing _RIGHT NOW_ anon

right as you youknowtheverbthatgoeshere this post?

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>I can't subvocalize so nobody can!

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https://youtu.be/_Y4supY0PWw

>>7532800
Well you could kill yourself.