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<li><a href="/en/reading">reading</a>, the information in the book temporarily enters the brain.
What happens afterwards</li>
<li>Type 1: Forget<ul>
<li>If you&#39;re reading for entertainment, this is fine.</li>
<li>If the purpose of reading is to get something, it&#39;s not good because you&#39;re not getting anything.</li>
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<li>Type 2: Remembering<ul>
<li>This was once considered a good</li>
<li>The value of books is decreasing because books are now electronic and can be <a href="/en/searched%20(e.g.%2C%20for%20someone%20using%20a%20search%20engine)">searched (e.g., for someone using a search engine)</a>.</li>
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<li>Type 3: New knowledge is produced<ul>
<li>Information that is already verbalized in books is less valuable because it can be [duplicated
  - <a href="/en/Easily%20replicable%20content%20is%20of%20little%20value.">Easily replicable content is of little value.</a></li>
<li>The new knowledge generated here has a different value</li>
<li>By creating knowledge, the ability to create is developed, which becomes a source of value.</li>
<li>Added 2023-03-31: <a href="/en/Achievement%20of%20inclusiveness">Achievement of inclusiveness</a>.</li>
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