anchor.diff:  Postman gives you good explanations why. 
   He gives also real examples from moderns times that you can grasp more easily.
   
  -So it seems that there are possible solutions to the problem of forgetting. It seems that sometimes we can make a process of remembering easier. But I don't think that this is the main takeaway. I think the best thing we can do is to invest more time and effort into reading.
  +So it seems that there are possible solutions to the problem of forgetting. 
  +It seems that sometimes we can make a process of remembering easier. But I don't think that this is the main takeaway. I think the best thing we can do is to invest more time and effort into reading.
   
   Personally I plan to alter my approach to reading in the following way:
   
  
positive.code: 
  This year is already one of the best in terms of reading for me personally. I don't think I've read that much since middle school. However 10 months after starting reading again I noticed several new problems.
  
  I've read several books that I was super excited after finishing. Books like Sapiens, Bruce Lee Striking Thoughts, Bertrand Russell's Best, Ill Fares the Land and few others impressed me a lot, they presented some new ideas I didn't know, some wisdom, approaches etc. They triggered a lot of thought. I was very enthusiastic after each of them but the problem is few month later I couldn't remember a single idea of any of those books. I don't know what I liked about "Sapiens" book, I don't remember what Bruce Lee's insight I liked. The only thing I remember is whether I liked the book or not. I remember my feelings about the book, not the ideas presented in it.
  
  I recently finished reading two books that go well together: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman. This is truly the most powerful pair of books I've read in years. After finishing those two books I've got scared that in 3 months I would forget what I liked about them and what were the ideas of those books. And I don't want to forget. 
  Those books contain ideas of high importance. The same is true about books I enumerated above.
  
negative.code: 
  Theoretically, there can be also the technological solution for this problem. 
  It might be something like an online non-traditional book club that would be similar to a school classroom I described above. 
  You will become part of the classroom with other people who are reading the same book right now and willing to join. 
  The classroom would include several discussion sessions and writing essays and tests.
  
  However, I'm not super optimistic about such technological solution at this point of time. 
  There are a lot of open questions. 
  