We've all felt the pressure. Social media floods with influencers boasting 100+ books a year. Apps promise "speed-reading" hacks: eliminate subvocalization (that inner voice), use peripheral vision for whole paragraphs, or RSVP (rapid serial visual presentation) that flashes words one by one. The goal? Crush your reading list and level up your mind. Science says otherwise. Comprehensive reviews, like the 2016 Psychological Science in the Public Interest paper by Keith Rayner

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