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The amount of time you spend fixating on each word is a function of the frequency of that word.

7 SPEED READING LICENSE 2014 SERIAL

This way of presenting words is commonly called Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) and it has some significant disadvantages due to the fact that reading text horizontally with the possibility of regressing (looking back a few words) is how we maximize our comprehension. Late to the party but this is a topic I know a lot about, so I'll give it a stab.

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