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"Is your nightstand stacked with books that you barely ever have time to finish? With Twitter, YouTube, your favorite blogs, and every other digital piece of content we consume every day\u2014plus, all the books you have to read for school\u2014it&amp;#039;s getting super difficult to find time to breeze through the next major book series. But with a seriously cool, futuristic solution, the new speed-reading app Spritz might totally solve that problem! Showing one word at a time in a rapid pace, Spritz aligns each word so that your brain doesn&amp;#039;t have to work as hard on eye movement (via Huffington Post). The result is that you can learn to read up to 1,000 words per minute (!!), where as an average college student currently reads about 250-400 words per minute.    Basically what this all means is: you could read all 76,944 words of the first Harry Potter book in just two-and-a-half hours. Mind. Blown. Spritz is currently just launching on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Smart Watch, but they hope to expand to Twitter, Facebook, text messages, and more\u2014so get ready to speed read all the glorious cat GIFs and hashtags on your Twitter timeline! What do you think about &amp;#039;sprizting&amp;#039;? Would be interested in using the new technology? Tell us in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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