Do people really read this fast?

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In movies, they flash up text that someone messaged them. Like a document or a text message, a email, anything like that for around a second then they take it off screen when it's about 4-20 lines long.

Can anyone really read that? I have to go back and pause it each time to read it >.>
 
I can read it that fast, I do not read word for word. I skip a few words and I get it.
 
Techno said:
I can read it that fast, I do not read word for word. I skip a few words and I get it.
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But I like detail, I don't like "Kill the man".
 
Some times they put in advertisements that flash for like a millisecond and your subconscious can see what the general idea is, like coca cola or something, and the next time you see that brand it will be locked inside your subconscious and you will most likely buy it. Now with stuff like TeVo you can just fast forward through commercials, so companies are having to resort to stuff like this.
 

I don't think he is meaning subliminal messages. Just he isn't very fast at reading :D
 

Nononono, I mean that one of the people would lift a document saying something like this:



and expect you to have read a full a4 page worth of shit in 1-2 seconds >.>
 
I don't think they actually want you to read it, it's just so you get the jist of it
 
Oh ok that make sense, but people do do that advertisement stuff, and i was a little high yesterday so useless information was irradiating off of me.
 
They aren't supposed to be read.

And you can just glance over a few words and get what they r trying to say.
 
Tutu said:
They aren't supposed to be read.

And you can just glance over a few words and get what they r trying to say.
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I like to read it :undecided:.
 
Sometimes they just show it to make you realize that they got a text and then explain what it read through the context of story to follow. I doubt they expect you to read that fast.
 
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