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What I got from this entry in Seth's blog is that people read because they want to learn, and people learn because they read.
I don't think that reading necessarily means learning, and I don't think that not reading necessarily means not learning. I mean sure, reading non-fiction books can mean that you're learning; after-all, reading facts and essays can enhance your knowledge.
I sincerely believe that learning comes from all aspects of life. You can walk down the street and learn something new, and you can read an entire non-fiction book, and retain nothing. It depends on perspective and interest.
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