I really like this ad campaign in Paris.

[fj@mastodon.social]

I really like this ad campaign in Paris.

“Another addiction is possible"

Less screens, more reading.

[rastal@mastodon.social]

@fj This. Less screens, more books!

[wtl@mastodon.social]

@fj That was me as a kid. Flashlight under the blankets reading.

[davidsonsr@mastodon.social]

@fj Great campaign.

[dat@social.g33ky.de]

@fj@mastodon.social And here I was during my youth, getting odd looks because I was reading books during at school (breaks and free periods)

“You’re really reading voluntarily?”

~ quote by my math teacher

We’ve told kids for decades that this is odd behaviour. Now it’s suddenly better than what kids want to do?

This will work “great”! /s

[deshipu@fosstodon.org]

@dat @fj I wish I could do that, but they didn't let us read during the breaks in my school, because they were afraid we were doing homework.

[earl@mast.john1126.com]

@fj
Now if we could get them to read less fiction and more truth, then the next generation would be rising up toward freedom.

[shaedrich@mastodon.online]

@Earl @fj What is wrong with fiction? Do you really think, all fiction is just mere total fantastical escapism with no basis in reality whatsoever? Do you think, people—especially children—cannot learn anything at all from fiction? Maybe, you should read more fiction to find out that fiction is not what you think it is