(Listening to books on audio has the same beneficial effect.) And even if there is in fact some comprehension reduction with Spreeder, it’s still a whole lot better than the 0 percent rate I once had for all my previously unread bookmarks. During my RSVP experience, I haven’t noticed any decline in comprehension if anything, I’m more focused on the material, because I know I can’t allow my mind to wander or I’ll lose my place, similar to how a runner on a treadmill can’t just stop whenever they get tired.
But an RSVP user can simply hit pause or even go back to the original tab if he needs a moment to think or wants to give something a second glance, both of which I do quite frequently. They argue that users are unable to scan around the entire page or take moments to dwell on particular passages that might merit deeper contemplation. While I’m an unabashed fan of this technology, RSVP has its detractors, who claim that these kinds of applications increase reading speeds at the expense of comprehension.
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