Someone said, "We are what we think." Could the statement "We are what we read" also be true? Explain your answer.

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never [62]3 years ago

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No, thinking and reading are too different things. I'd say that reading something is basically thinking someone else's thoughts. If you think it however it is your thoughts and no one else's.

kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago

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This statement could be true because some people may believe what you read and the type of books you like create an idea about what kind of person you are. Wether you like fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, history, or romance I believe that all of these may tell what kind of person you are.

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