Alter thoughts 13
On reading.
So this is about reading, I'm just trying to find if similarities exist between reading and poking nose into other's business. Sometimes we end up reading so much about history, fiction, fantasy and other genres.
Why is it that we read, we read to gain more insight into facts, learn about what people, process, things exist around us or probably about those imaginary characters coming out of people's head.
I'm somehow trying to convince myself that people who read literature, outside a student's textbook, are more or less interested in other people's business. They turn to reading to interfere in lives of other people. Even though those people may be imaginary only.
But is it a common phenomenon for a human to intervene in other people's lives. Do all humans do it or do a specific set of people do it?
If only a specific set of people tend to interfere in other people's lives or business where and what are the rest of the people interested in? is it materialistic things?
So do people interested in materialistic things read less, or less bothered by whats going on in others lives?
Just curious if there is a fine line of similarity drawn between reading and interfering in other people's lives.
Cheers,
On reading.
So this is about reading, I'm just trying to find if similarities exist between reading and poking nose into other's business. Sometimes we end up reading so much about history, fiction, fantasy and other genres.
Why is it that we read, we read to gain more insight into facts, learn about what people, process, things exist around us or probably about those imaginary characters coming out of people's head.
I'm somehow trying to convince myself that people who read literature, outside a student's textbook, are more or less interested in other people's business. They turn to reading to interfere in lives of other people. Even though those people may be imaginary only.
But is it a common phenomenon for a human to intervene in other people's lives. Do all humans do it or do a specific set of people do it?
If only a specific set of people tend to interfere in other people's lives or business where and what are the rest of the people interested in? is it materialistic things?
So do people interested in materialistic things read less, or less bothered by whats going on in others lives?
Just curious if there is a fine line of similarity drawn between reading and interfering in other people's lives.
Cheers,
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