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Do people actually read books with hundreds of pages from start to finish in one sitting?

Since less people read nowadays, I find this question quite interesting. TV shows, movies, and all social media content can be seen in one sitting. The only thing that can’t be completely consumed in one sitting is video games, but a lot of the online multiplayer games (which also seemed to be the most addicting) expect players to play individual games.

Have any of you read a book with no pictures with at least 200 pages in one sitting. If you have, how many pages of books do you actually read in one sitting and how long does it take?

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u/Stronglock4081 — 10 days ago
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Is it possible to export videos without having to pay a subscription?

I ran into this once and luckily I was able to take advantage of the free trial but I can’t use it now and the subscription price is too expensive for me.

It is strange because it is promoted as a video editor you can use for free.

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u/Stronglock4081 — 1 month ago

What Subreddits can I rick roll without the post getting immediately taken down?

I have an idea to make a Reddit post titled “OMG Taylor Swift just died!” and put a link to the breaking news. Rick roll video so I could Rick roll the Swifties and Chiefs fans but as I’m reading the rules, I’m concerned the post is gonna get immediately taken down, which would limit its impact.

What should I do about this situation?

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u/Stronglock4081 — 1 month ago

Let’s say you pick a team that someone online or Pvpoke says is one of the best teams and you only play that team the entire season, even after bad sets. Is it an optimal way to reach Legend rank?

What I find is when I’m constantly switching teams I do worse because you have to adapt to the new team and refamiliarize matchups. I think being familiar with your team through experience will improve your decision-making, which will lead to more wins. I hear some people switch teams at different ELO ranges, but it is not massive where I have double digit amount of options.

Is sticking with one team what most people do?

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u/Stronglock4081 — 4 months ago

I had this one team start 12-3 but then lost seven straight. Every time I get a long winning streak, lots of losing follows. It takes time to get fully accustomed to new teams so when is the best time to switch?

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u/Stronglock4081 — 4 months ago