It's interesting that I found it easier to read at 450 WPM than 300 WPM. Could be because I'm a college student and that's the pace I'm used to. But I definitely noticed more subvocalization at 300 WPM which impeded on my ability to read quickly.
this was the case with me aswell. I think its because at 300 and below your actually trying to read every single word and then assemble meaning from those words simultaneously but around 450 i think you just see the words all at once and you brain just kind of generates an appropriate meaning based on what it just saw without being "given" the adequate amount of information to determine its actual 100% meaning. That's kind of what i was able to gather from how my brain was working but I'm not sure if i explained it exactly right. Ig you can think of it like computer game lag where your not seeing the full 60 fps properly but you still know what's going on based on the information you saw before and after the lag.
@@carsoncaskey5421wow you are right I think that’s what it is because at 300 I felt they were spaced out but at 450 they were somehow compacted by the fact that it’s faster which kind of bonds them together
ngl i dought have a cluw what yall are talking abought i just capped out at 900 and everything below that was ez for me and im not in colloge im 15years of age
Same!! I have a college degree and can read faster than everyone I know, except my aunt...she can read entire paragraphs at a time (she read Ann Rice's "The Witching Hour," a 976 page book in two hours). But I am shocked with myself that I was able to keep up and comprehend everything until the very end!
I was proud my brain kept up here. As a high school dropout, who knew he was smart enough to go to college. I then saw PHD reading speed. My brain noped out.
@@lombre9149 I can do almost 35 wps, which is about 2K wpm. And you’re right, it’s absolutely a matter of wanting to read that fast. No one in their right mind would want to read poetry at that speed, for example. There are reasons that people don’t speedeat creme brûlée. For one thing, the sugar might cut your upper palate. For another, it would be a waste-some things are meant to be savored. I’m an English literature teacher. (I get to say that when I teach, it’s lit.) I’ve been reading since I was very, very young. I mostly use speed reading for email and checking my work. It’s also useful for reading what students have written and turned in.
Honestly, I'm shocked with myself that I was able to comprehend and read out loud in my mind every sentence except for the very last uncomprehensible one.
@@saweramohammad3448 same. This video was depressing for me. I could barely hold up with eighth grade and I am a college student in computer science, lol.
@@jaredtweed7826 lol exactly! I'm a final year uni student and it was depressing for me too (back when I watched this video) but i found out I have dyslexia so at least there's a reason for it. I genuinely didn't know people could read that fast.....
for me a really good way i found thats still faster than normal reading is just after speed reading it just explain what happened out loud after your done, the more you do it the better your brain gets at keeping it
@@shrub9677 i can tell you one thing as med student...while you can probably speed read thru catcher in the rye, you can NOT speed read at 600wpm through an anatomy and physiology textbook. you do that and guarentee yourself a big fat F- lol
I’m a slow reader, not because I’m bad at ready, but because with about ever sentence I take a moment to visualize what I just read so I can comprehend it better.
450 - I can mostly comfortably keep up. This is probably the fastest I can sustain for any lengthy amount of time. 600 - I can still mostly keep up. It's not comfortable anymore and I am having to reconstruct the sentences in my head after the fact to fill in gaps in order to comprehend them. I can probably do this for short bursts of time, but it would take 100% concentration. 900 - I still understood it. I didn't catch all of it, but I cought enough of the important words to be able to construct a comparable sentence of meaning. Only sustainable for a few sentences max. 1800 - I can pick out roughly one in every four words. I find it easier to recognize the longer words. I did not gather anything meaningful from it and can't effectively read/understand any of it.
This helps with my adhd so much! Idk if thats just for me or not but it keeps me focused and not getting lost in my head and having to read something like 5 times.
It was my first time, there were moments on the slower ones where my mind blanked but it was locked in by 900 and was able to somewhat grasp the ideas of the faster ones but only moments after seeing it not in the moment. It was like my brain telling me what I read rather than reading it type of feeling. Like a memory
The issue is that it prevents you from reading blocks of text simultaneously, which is a common technique with speedreaders. When I read, I look at the whole paragraph, or several sentences in a row, and read it all fluidly. The choppy motion on a screen is terrible, and I can probably read faster without it.
Fr, my method is just to read like I’m being told the story hearing the words and comprehending slowly behind frees up extra room for speed, managed to finish books in one sitting using this
I am a English Major and an Avid reader, i think it’s pretty surprising how i could comfortably read at 600, i was able to read the 900 but was abit difficult. “Watermelon” was the secret message, i got it after trying to read it a second time
As a middle schooler. What does it say about me if I only struggled on the last 2? I could comprehend them, but it wasnt too complex for me. I read a log, smashing 500 page books in less than an hour and still grasping the concept/gist of the book.
I have dyslexia and really struggle to read sentences without using a finger and i probably read at like 50wpm. In this video it was so easy to read. I got most stuff at 450 wpm and I could understand what was being said at 600 wpm but I was definitely missing a few words.
I am a extremely fast reader for my age. I’m way under the age of a college professor but 600 wpm is the speed I usually read fictional novels. Btw I had a really good idea for a book, watermelon wizard.
This actually was really helpful for comprehending words and not speaking them back to myself and around the 900 wpm because I couldnt do that, i felt like my comprehension of the sentence increased instead because less of my attention was diverted to vocalizing those thoughts
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No matter how many times I rewatched it, every time I got to the fastest part with the message I focused too hard on the quotes.. but my reading comprehension is amazing, so if anyone is still here and knows other tests, id love to see them
I could read at the rate of a college professor (600 wpm) and I’m 15. I truly believe RSVP is the future, it is already popular but still unrecognised. All it takes to get good at reading with RSVP is practise, with only little amounts having by a large impact on your reading pace. Really try to not read out loud in your head (subvocalise) to improve reading standard text.
@@zack-mq9pf That’s most people. You have to be able to see comprehend every word and understand it at that second for it to be your reading speed. You should be able to thoughtlessly read a chapter of a book at that speed for it into count.
1800- I think it said “You’re a genius if you’re still understanding this.” What it actually said: “You get serious brownie points if you’re still understanding this” Kinda close ngl
I am a 9th Grader who is able to read between a College student and Professor reading speed. I think that is pretty good. Part of the reason is because I practice speed typing, and that has allowed me to comprehend words quite fast.
At 450 it was a piece of cake At 600 it was still readable for me but I was reaching my limit and I doubt I could hold a consistent 600wpm for pleasure At 900 wpm I had a comprehension of 50% I’d say
Wizard For someone who watches video at 0.25x i can confirm it required lots of skills and precision. (BTW Wizard was the word he told to comment at 1800WPM
I found this a quite interesting experience and would love to learn more about how the human brain works with this. This was actually my first experience with both speed reading and RSVP (just found it by accident) and you somehow lost me at 1800 WPM - I mean I still got the meaning (that you are a supposed to comment "wizard" if you are still able to read) but cannot recall the text word by word as I can usually do after reading something or having a conversation and as I can with all the slower texts after having seen them once - but I found 900 WPM still okay to do. That being said ... "watermelon" / "wizard".
I have studied this extensively if you’d like to learn more. This is an overlooked mechanism that actually has a biological relationship that’s under rated and leveraged. Look into Long Term Potentiation to see how the human brain uses this. For further evidence of it’s efficacy, look into marketing and advertising journals that document the use of rapid serial visual presentation. It’s the basis for high speed imprinting and essentially, subliminal messaging, which is accepted as a method of modulating human behavior.
Always having to watch anime, tv shows, movies all with subtitles helped me with this my hearing is so f'd up from the army i need subtitles on everything
I can read at the 900, but i am mostly using contextual clues and with larger words only getting either the beginning or end of it. It's a lot closer to skimming than reading where you are skipping lots of words and getting the jist
You Get Serious Brownie Points If You're Understanding This. Maybe Comment "Wizard" If You're Still Here. (1800 words per minute didn't know i could read that fast)
"watermelon" "Wizard" I can read this fast because i am addicted to reading light novels, my friend can read even faster than me so expect 2000 words per min to be the human reading speed limit or something
The really interesting this is that 300 feels very fast, probably due to subvocalization, but I’m apparently quite capable of reading at 900+ words per minute, it just feels like I can’t / shouldn’t be able to
Reading at 900 wpm was quite scary; it felt like my consciousness was slower than my reading speed :p
Haha it takes a lot of focus to keep up. I even struggle with it and I wrote it!
Watermelon
Watermelon
Watermelon
And wizard
Last thing I saw was "this fast brag to your friends" 😂
Me tooo
watermelon
Same haha first try too lol
Same
Same lol
At 900 and 1800 my brain stops reading to me and all I hear is a sorting algorithm. Thank you brain.
lol
same lol
At 900 I just saw the word in the quotes so I suppose my brain picked the longest word
Blepblipblopblipblepblopblipblip AAAAAAAAÆEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIII
Pure wizardry
I never thought I could read that fast. Kind of amazes me, never did I ever think I could actually read something at 900 wmp.
"If you have kept up so far, I'm impressed"
At least my college degree was worth one thing
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I’m sorry, but it was worth nothing
I didn't go to college, I kept up to the very last sentence. The degree was not worth it 😂
Thirtenn years old and i can read as fast u lesh goo
@Adam Björnström thats cheating so not really the same
I often enjoy “WATERMELON”
how about wizard
how about
E
nah, i like cantaloupe
watamalon
@@crypto2633 let's be honest everyone enjoys e its magical
3rd grade: this is pretty fast
College professor: I am speed
But like when your in 7th reading at a college professor speed I think I need some help
@@Mandi_Ethansdad_Katie So quirky!! 1!1!1!
That isn't much of a big deal I would say
@@ananttiwari1337 sorry ik you probably didn't mean for that to come off rude but it kinda did
@@ananttiwari1337 ok br9
4th grade and college professor speed lol
the fact that i understood like 2/3rds of 900 impressed me
POV: Your learning to read faster because you have to finish a novel that is due tomorrow
POV: Your here to see just how fast you can read since you like reading novels and is finishing 100 chapters per day
@@enzuki POV: You agree with the second POV
POV: You are not here for this exact reason but you realize this would be very useful in another scenario.
POV: Your looking for a solution to read your book in one day because you forgot the due for it is tommorow.
whats pov
i feel like a wizard for getting past all of this
I call cap
@@SoraTempestOGdude, its petty easy to just keep up with it…
Hahaha nobdy got it "comment wizard if you're still here@
@@SoraTempestOG lol he probably did
How I was able to read that fast, nobody knows.
Watermelon!
I legit saw melon and a w so I’m going with my gut instinct.
I can read really fast, I saw watermelon! 🍉
Or you slowed it down and read watermelon
Yeah I'm with JAKE
i thought it was water buffallo
I saw it but barely. This is a really cool test though.
"What is this, some kind of Waternelon Wizard?"
"Say that again..."
I got most of 900 but 1800 was insane and I only picked up a couple of words.
Same
@It's Jemmy Yeah I think that was the case maybe if that didn't happen we might be able to understand more of that
@It's Jemmy finally a man with brains 😑
Same
I did 1800 one twice and i think it says "if you can read this you are a genius, comment wizard if youre still here"
I don’t particularly like “WATERMELON” but I like people like gandolf, who are “WIZARDS”
Same
Same bro, same
I can’t disagree
I can do 1350 :(
U slowed down the video
It's interesting that I found it easier to read at 450 WPM than 300 WPM. Could be because I'm a college student and that's the pace I'm used to. But I definitely noticed more subvocalization at 300 WPM which impeded on my ability to read quickly.
this was the case with me aswell. I think its because at 300 and below your actually trying to read every single word and then assemble meaning from those words simultaneously but around 450 i think you just see the words all at once and you brain just kind of generates an appropriate meaning based on what it just saw without being "given" the adequate amount of information to determine its actual 100% meaning. That's kind of what i was able to gather from how my brain was working but I'm not sure if i explained it exactly right. Ig you can think of it like computer game lag where your not seeing the full 60 fps properly but you still know what's going on based on the information you saw before and after the lag.
@@carsoncaskey5421wow you are right I think that’s what it is because at 300 I felt they were spaced out but at 450 they were somehow compacted by the fact that it’s faster which kind of bonds them together
I think it's because at 300 wpm the words were more difficult and concept wasn't as straight forward. Same thing happened to me.
ngl i dought have a cluw what yall are talking abought i just capped out at 900 and everything below that was ez for me and im not in colloge im 15years of age
My thoughts exactly
I can read upwards of 2000wpm but not when fed individual words at a time.
With the power of my attention span i was watching the whole video in 2x speed and i still understood it
cap
Double cap
I did it too but couldn’t understand after 900
Triple cap
With 2x i could understand the 600wpm which is equivalent to 1200wpm and I could read the 900 wpm but HELL NAH TO THE 1800 😭
The way I managed to keep up until the last two shocked me lol yay I‘m as fast as a professor! :D
Same!! I have a college degree and can read faster than everyone I know, except my aunt...she can read entire paragraphs at a time (she read Ann Rice's "The Witching Hour," a 976 page book in two hours). But I am shocked with myself that I was able to keep up and comprehend everything until the very end!
same! :D
I was proud my brain kept up here. As a high school dropout, who knew he was smart enough to go to college. I then saw PHD reading speed. My brain noped out.
I can't think of the appropriate words to use to compliment this. So enjoy the words 'Watermelon' and 'Wizard'. Those are good words.
This comment has me feeling so complimented. Thanks!
Did you really read that at full speed? I had to slow the video down.
I read the 1800 speed easily it’s just a matter of finding a reason to want to read that fast
@@lombre9149 I can do almost 35 wps, which is about 2K wpm. And you’re right, it’s absolutely a matter of wanting to read that fast.
No one in their right mind would want to read poetry at that speed, for example. There are reasons that people don’t speedeat creme brûlée. For one thing, the sugar might cut your upper palate. For another, it would be a waste-some things are meant to be savored.
I’m an English literature teacher. (I get to say that when I teach, it’s lit.) I’ve been reading since I was very, very young. I mostly use speed reading for email and checking my work. It’s also useful for reading what students have written and turned in.
Honestly, I'm shocked with myself that I was able to comprehend and read out loud in my mind every sentence except for the very last uncomprehensible one.
People: Change playback speed to 0.25
Other people: wait, thats illegal
Isaac Sim exactly what I did lol
You did that that is illegal who would do that
Me too
did it too see the secret message lol
I don’t need to it’s easy
I could kinda of read the fastest but I could read 900
“Watermelon” is what I’m supposed to say I’m pretty sure
No watermelon, wizard and brag to your friends wer the messages
Yes it was watermelon!
It is
I thought it was werewolf
it is
I'm pretty proud of myself for having dyslexia and getting to 900 wpm
I think It might be easier since it's one word at a time and we don't have to move our eyes idk. Cause I think I have dyslexia but it's mild.
Wow they lost me at 257 i was barely keeping up
@@saweramohammad3448 same. This video was depressing for me. I could barely hold up with eighth grade and I am a college student in computer science, lol.
@@jaredtweed7826 lol exactly! I'm a final year uni student and it was depressing for me too (back when I watched this video) but i found out I have dyslexia so at least there's a reason for it. I genuinely didn't know people could read that fast.....
@@jaredtweed7826 IM IN FIFTH GRADE A GOT UP TOO 900
I can consistently read at 600 wpm and may be able to push 750 it seems, all that book reading is finally paying off (its not) 😭
Reading fast is one thing, but retaining in your brain what you have just read is another!
Definitely!!!
for me a really good way i found thats still faster than normal reading is just after speed reading it just explain what happened out loud after your done, the more you do it the better your brain gets at keeping it
@@shrub9677 i can tell you one thing as med student...while you can probably speed read thru catcher in the rye, you can NOT speed read at 600wpm through an anatomy and physiology textbook. you do that and guarentee yourself a big fat F- lol
I made it to 900, and everything after that was incomprehensible.
I'm in 5th grade and I could read it up until the last few words
@@gonzilias cap
@@Moonstalker46 This is annoying, I can't prove anything but Idc that u don't believe u because i know I'm better at reading than you.
@@gonzilias it's just reading chill, anyone who reads novels would be able to do this easily.
I’m a slow reader, not because I’m bad at ready, but because with about ever sentence I take a moment to visualize what I just read so I can comprehend it better.
450 - I can mostly comfortably keep up. This is probably the fastest I can sustain for any lengthy amount of time.
600 - I can still mostly keep up. It's not comfortable anymore and I am having to reconstruct the sentences in my head after the fact to fill in gaps in order to comprehend them. I can probably do this for short bursts of time, but it would take 100% concentration.
900 - I still understood it. I didn't catch all of it, but I cought enough of the important words to be able to construct a comparable sentence of meaning.
Only sustainable for a few sentences max.
1800 - I can pick out roughly one in every four words. I find it easier to recognize the longer words. I did not gather anything meaningful from it and can't effectively read/understand any of it.
You see, the smart person would just put this on a slower speed
That's what i did
And the crazy people will put it on double speed
Dang he found a loophole
1200 is my limit
Im way faster than 2 times speed im the true flash.
This helps with my adhd so much! Idk if thats just for me or not but it keeps me focused and not getting lost in my head and having to read something like 5 times.
i got lost at 900wpm but everything else was a breeze
Yea no I checked the time and got lost in thoughts so.. did help a lot tho
Also me
I always like to read as a kid and was always the best at reading in my class, I’m actually really happy watching these videos :3
weird flex but alr
@@fobrod6327 sry 😭 didn’t mean to flex
no one actually cares tho
I'm so glad that these replys were what I thought, if these were all nice replys I would think mahbe I'm the bad person😭
@HxbLxvesU u are the bad person...op didn't say anything rude
It was my first time, there were moments on the slower ones where my mind blanked but it was locked in by 900 and was able to somewhat grasp the ideas of the faster ones but only moments after seeing it not in the moment. It was like my brain telling me what I read rather than reading it type of feeling. Like a memory
"Watermelon" "Wizard" "brag to your friends"
it's what I saw
I saw wizard at 0.5x speed
I saw that to
I saw wizard at x1.00 speed
I SaW It At 2.0 SpEeD, I aM bEtTeR ThAn AlL oF yOu
@@beethekay you a magician
The issue is that it prevents you from reading blocks of text simultaneously, which is a common technique with speedreaders. When I read, I look at the whole paragraph, or several sentences in a row, and read it all fluidly. The choppy motion on a screen is terrible, and I can probably read faster without it.
I agree.
Same here.
@@matthewfong2976 mans forgot to switch accounts 💀
Fr, my method is just to read like I’m being told the story hearing the words and comprehending slowly behind frees up extra room for speed, managed to finish books in one sitting using this
Eh sounds like cope
I am a English Major and an Avid reader, i think it’s pretty surprising how i could comfortably read at 600, i was able to read the 900 but was abit difficult.
“Watermelon” was the secret message, i got it after trying to read it a second time
I was struggling at 450 wpm, and I'm at college. Any tips on how I can increase my reading speed and comprehension text.
Did u get wizard tho?
i thought it was "waterflow" and i was like wtf does that mean
I got waterfall
i got it the first time and i'm a seventh grader
Harry your a wizard at reading
I saw the word at 0:39 I instantly knew whaat it was. So yes I did catch that.
Same
Fr bro
same
I always decide to remember how to spell pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
@JarofFood yeah same thats a thing that a lot of people remember
@@TheOnlyNuggy ikr
“If you can read this fast brag to you’re friends”
....That’s the last thing I comprehended.
The rest was just a flash
*900 was okay but 1800 was too much*
Consume Anime I read it
I read 1800 it was easy
@@duckcap6470 What does it said ? Honestly you lie.
You get serious brown points if your still understanding this
Comment below wizard if your still here
@@duckcap6470 0.25 Still exist
As a middle schooler. What does it say about me if I only struggled on the last 2? I could comprehend them, but it wasnt too complex for me. I read a log, smashing 500 page books in less than an hour and still grasping the concept/gist of the book.
watermelon
@Vynusk "Watermelons", also the serious was flashed at 1800 WPM. :P
Wizards
CONGRATULATIONS
wizard.
U just slowed down to 0.25 speed..
I could read the college level one and I could understand most of the college professor.
Same
Boi I'm 12 and can mostly read collage
Hey!
I'm 19.
By the way,
Watermelon Wizard.
Whitcheef u sped it down didn’t u
@@cyrusg8402 I did
Miky I watched the 1800 part lots to understand it but 900 was easy
Watermelon, just watermelon.
Suzy Musto heh
I have dyslexia and really struggle to read sentences without using a finger and i probably read at like 50wpm. In this video it was so easy to read. I got most stuff at 450 wpm and I could understand what was being said at 600 wpm but I was definitely missing a few words.
It’s the same thing when a person who repeats and talks very slowly suddenly starts rapping perfectly. The human brain is unbelievable.
I am a extremely fast reader for my age. I’m way under the age of a college professor but 600 wpm is the speed I usually read fictional novels. Btw I had a really good idea for a book, watermelon wizard.
This actually was really helpful for comprehending words and not speaking them back to myself and around the 900 wpm because I couldnt do that, i felt like my comprehension of the sentence increased instead because less of my attention was diverted to vocalizing those thoughts
Literally me doing all nighters trying to read 6/7 books in 1 day
I am bad at reading and somehow manage to keep reading till the very end somehow?
"catch that? Of course not"
my ass knowing pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis: 🤨🤨
Honorable mention: Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff, or
Adolph Blaine Charles David Earl Frederick Gerald Hubert Irvin John Kenneth Lloyd Martin Nero Oliver Paul Quincy Randolph Sherman Thomas Uncas Victor William Xerxes Yancy Zeus Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorffwelchevoralternwarengewissenhaftschaferswessenschafewarenwohlgepflegeundsorgfaltigkeitbeschutzenvorangreifendurchihrraubgierigfeindewelchevoralternzwolfhunderttausendjahresvorandieerscheinenvonderersteerdemenschderraumschiffgenachtmittungsteinundsiebeniridiumelektrischmotorsgebrauchlichtalsseinursprungvonkraftgestartseinlangefahrthinzwischensternartigraumaufdersuchennachbarschaftdersternwelchegehabtbewohnbarplanetenkreisedrehensichundwohinderneuerassevonverstandigmenschlichkeitkonntefortpflanzenundsicherfreuenanlebenslanglichfreudeundruhemitnichteinfurchtvorangreifenvorandererintelligentgeschopfsvonhinzwischensternartigraum Sr.
"Watermelon 🍉" is the only thing I saw in the message🤣🤣🤣
No matter how many times I rewatched it, every time I got to the fastest part with the message I focused too hard on the quotes.. but my reading comprehension is amazing, so if anyone is still here and knows other tests, id love to see them
I’ve learned that I have been right for years about my processing speed and I am in fact Him
If people published books like this online, I would read more books.
“Watermelon” 1:41 Edit: YOOO THX FOR THE LIKES 12 likes omg 100 likes…..almost 200 likes I’m speechless. 208 likes
I actually got that but I missed some words around it
@ nice
Thought that said "waterloon"
100 LIKES?!
That’s CARARAZZYYYYY
“If you are understanding this, you are a wizard.” 1:40 I also got brownie points for my fast reading skills (I am in sixth grade)
Me too
SAME
"Watermelon" and "wizard"
I was confused at first cuz i thought it would be a full message, but it was just 1 wofd
watermelon. 900 is the speed some closed captioning happens so I'm so used to reading this for live television.
Its cool watermellon wizard. Am I doing this right?
You are doing this more than right!
I slowed the video down to 0.25x speed to get the answers :P
Omg I got that too with no change
I got to be fair.. 600 was so hard for me xd but im 1st grade... so dont expect too much 😂😂
i got watermellon
You also can't backtrack the words you may read
Me on yt taps the right side of my screen 2 times: I am four parallel universe ahead of you
Wow I didnt think I'd make it to College professor level, though I did miss a lot of it. Neat!
I could barely keep up, but this is an awesome video idea. Subbed..
Thank you, much appreciated!
Pretty spot on. I have a Bachelor’s degree and it was at the college professor speed where I began to actually struggle
I’m in 8th grade and I could read all of it until the last one
@imtheplane same here
I saw watermelon and thought that my brain had just completely turned to much and was spitting out random words, and lo and behold, it was
I THOUGHT I SAW WIZARD AT THE END AND SEEING PEOPLE SAY WIZARD MADE ME HAPPY 😭🙏🏽❤️❤️
"Watermelon" and "Wizard," 1800 WPM was a bit tougher but still managed to get it
yeah by slowing it down 😶
Damn I feel like a WIZARD.
So apparently I need to comment watermelon and then call myself a wizard while bragging to my friends about my inhuman speedreading ability.
Bro I found it at normal video speed too
same
@@azmieareez eyyyyyyy
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis was very easy to read.
I could read at the rate of a college professor (600 wpm) and I’m 15. I truly believe RSVP is the future, it is already popular but still unrecognised. All it takes to get good at reading with RSVP is practise, with only little amounts having by a large impact on your reading pace. Really try to not read out loud in your head (subvocalise) to improve reading standard text.
I'm 12 and I could kinda read 900 wpm
@@zack-mq9pf That’s most people. You have to be able to see comprehend every word and understand it at that second for it to be your reading speed. You should be able to thoughtlessly read a chapter of a book at that speed for it into count.
@@MrDanMaster I could comprehend 900 and I’m 13. I can do most of 1800 too. Honestly 600wpm is slow lol.
@@superidol238 When I was 6 I could do 1500 wpm if I was on cocaine.
@@MrDanMaster good for you? are you saying im lying?
Who's to say I didn't catch that pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis at 0:39?
1800- I think it said “You’re a genius if you’re still understanding this.”
What it actually said: “You get serious brownie points if you’re still understanding this”
Kinda close ngl
I could only read you, brownie and ur still understanding this
I am a 9th Grader who is able to read between a College student and Professor reading speed. I think that is pretty good. Part of the reason is because I practice speed typing, and that has allowed me to comprehend words quite fast.
Im only in year nine and im proud to say i can keep up with college student speed
Good job!
Shawn Doh I’m. In grade 5 and read 1800 wpm he said comment wizard if you could read it
Death Note You have been caught changing the speed to 0.25 lmao
Dangadash he's being sarcastic
Death Note I'm in grade 2 and I can keep up with 1800 wpm when setting the speed to x2
At 450 it was a piece of cake
At 600 it was still readable for me but I was reaching my limit and I doubt I could hold a consistent 600wpm for pleasure
At 900 wpm I had a comprehension of 50% I’d say
It was the same for me
At 150 😴😴 100%
At 300🥱100%
At 450 😐100%
At 600😮💨95%
At 900 😨 75-80%
At 1800 😱😱30-40%
At 900😨
At 1800 😱
Where are my brownie points?
In the mail and should be getting to you soon. Shipping and processing, am I right?
Wizard
For someone who watches video at 0.25x i can confirm it required lots of skills and precision.
(BTW Wizard was the word he told to comment at 1800WPM
I found this a quite interesting experience and would love to learn more about how the human brain works with this.
This was actually my first experience with both speed reading and RSVP (just found it by accident) and you somehow lost me at 1800 WPM - I mean I still got the meaning (that you are a supposed to comment "wizard" if you are still able to read) but cannot recall the text word by word as I can usually do after reading something or having a conversation and as I can with all the slower texts after having seen them once - but I found 900 WPM still okay to do.
That being said ... "watermelon" / "wizard".
I have studied this extensively if you’d like to learn more. This is an overlooked mechanism that actually has a biological relationship that’s under rated and leveraged. Look into Long Term Potentiation to see how the human brain uses this. For further evidence of it’s efficacy, look into marketing and advertising journals that document the use of rapid serial visual presentation. It’s the basis for high speed imprinting and essentially, subliminal messaging, which is accepted as a method of modulating human behavior.
@@IAmJonesty Thanx for the reply. I will look into the things you mentioned.
Lol I enjoy “watermelon” and wish I could be a “wizard”
I saw waterfall for a sec oof
Interesting way to read! Do you know if there is an app or program where you can put these type of captions on your videos? Thanks :)
Its pretty hard to keep up with 1800 WPM so i slowed the video down😋
“Watermelon” I think that’s what I’m supposed to comment but I could be very wrong
I am 10 years old with no practice and I can do 900 words per minute
I can actually read at 900 wpm wow
I have the ability to read without reading, so this is a piece of cake
"watermelon" "wizard"
he said you must be a wizard if you can read at 1800
@@michaelmagone no he said brownie points if ur keeping up with me comment wizard if your still here
He used 0.25
Guys who got this made the video playback speed .25x
Nakul Chauhan not me lol
"Wizard"
Do I win something?
You win some brownie points, the best kind of prize. Don't spend them all in one place!
Pot brownie points!
Yes. You’re a wizard, Harry.
🧙🏽♂️✨🌟⚡️💥🎆🌌🎇🔮💥⚡️🌟✨🧙🏽♂️
“Watermelon” are “wizards”
cap, u slowed it down
Always having to watch anime, tv shows, movies all with subtitles helped me with this my hearing is so f'd up from the army i need subtitles on everything
Army?
@ the US army yes
@@wishes_._ for a short time or a longer while?
@ I’m still in
WATERMELON💀
I thought it said “waterflown” and that’s where I lost it 😆
waterflown
I was only able to read comment watersomething can read this and brag to your friends.
WATERMELON WIZARD
I TOTALLY DIDN'T SLOW DOWN THE VIDEO TO .25
I can read at the 900, but i am mostly using contextual clues and with larger words only getting either the beginning or end of it. It's a lot closer to skimming than reading where you are skipping lots of words and getting the jist
I’m 9 and I can read the 1800 wpm, “Watermelon” & “Wizard”
Wild Gamerz r/iamverysmart
im 10 and I read 'Watermelon & wizard (edit i just got finished doing the video in x2 still no challenge
I’m 7 and know how to slow down the video too
Im 1 and im smarter than you
Shut up 9 year old me
You Get Serious Brownie Points If You're Understanding This. Maybe Comment "Wizard" If You're Still Here. (1800 words per minute didn't know i could read that fast)
waterbaffoon?
waterballon?
waterba-something.
maybe watermelon?
the last word in "'s was wizard for sure though
600WPM is my average speed and im definitely not a professor😂 im a 15 year old starting university in a few months
Watermelon gang where you at?
here 🤩
"watermelon"
"Wizard"
I can read this fast because i am addicted to reading light novels, my friend can read even faster than me so expect 2000 words per min to be the human reading speed limit or something
Wizard I am a speed reader and have won multiple matches
Mochi Gamer speed at .25?
Yeah, at 0.25 speed. Good job!
r/nobodyasked
The really interesting this is that 300 feels very fast, probably due to subvocalization, but I’m apparently quite capable of reading at 900+ words per minute, it just feels like I can’t / shouldn’t be able to