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How long will it take to read 25 billion pages?

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Karen Wright on February 17, 2020

You're never going to do that in your life, no matter how fast you can read. Neither I nor any other human being. Let's do a simple calculation... make an interesting book of like James Joyce's Ulysses (about 600 pages) Allow 4 minutes per page (and that is very fast!) A total of 2400 minutes, which makes 40 hours. Almost 2 days if you could read non-stop! You still have a lot of reading to do to reach the 25 billion pages, haha! Anyway, enjoy your reading, which is always a great thing to do!

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