Are audiobooks cheating?
Are audiobooks cheating?
Juan Walker
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Mason Jenkins
No, because it's not a contest.
John Anderson
No. I'm borderline dyslectic and read along with sped-up audiobooks. It's really helpful when trying to read a required text.
Grayson Reed
A little. Reading should be about using your inner ear, and the narrator can ruin that and insist upon his own interpretation.
Adam Cooper
fair. I've found that some audiobook readers will show favoritism for certain characters and it's rather evident in their voice/tone.
Kevin Bailey
It's like saying using your eyes is cheating because braille.
Whether you read via touch, sight, or sound, reading is reading.
Caleb Rivera
these people don't like reading
listening to an audiobook is a completely different experience from reading, it is for low attention spanlets
Ethan Martinez
>judging people
>using Veeky Forums
are you capable of seeing how flawed you are?
Gavin Thompson
I am And I've never listened to an audio book.
I read ~50 books/year.
It's still not cheating, because cheating implies a contest.
Audio books aren't the same as reading a book, and I agree reading is better than listening. Still isn't cheating.
David Phillips
just stating the facts, friendo