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Yes, reading improves our memory. It improves our ability to concentrate and focus for extended periods of time, which is a valuable skill in today's fast-paced world. Reading also stimulates our imagination and creativity by exposing us to new ideas and possibilities. Especially after reading a story, we can explore the climax and ending we want to, and we have to, the one that satisfies us. We can also write a short story based on our experience in reading.
Reading not only improves memory but it also improves your thinking and speaking ability. You always have something to learn that will be useful for you when you need it.
Alternatively, I think writing also does the same because you're reading (brain function) and writing (motor function) and doubling your memory processes in the process.
I think writing is more powerful than reading because of that.
Get ready to dive deep into the multiverse mayhem! Avengers: Doomsday — the next monumental chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — is smashing into theaters on December 18, 2026.
