Reading and the Cognitive Faculty of Man
This is true according to Dr. Seuss because reading does in fact increase a person's intelligence. Research by Anne E. Cunningham has revealed that not only does reading make you smarter, but it also keeps you sharp and analytical as you age. Books become a integral part of our lives, almost like a partner, because they tend to build conversations; and conversations are important for a growing mind. Reading can help improve your intelligence.. Since reading is a way to gain information from written text, and intelligence is a measure of how much information someone gathers in their lifetime, it follows that reading makes you smarter. The more you read, the more information you take in, and therefore the smarter you become. The more you read, the more information you acquire, and therefore the smarter you get. As well as reading b ooks can transport readers to different worlds and show them various slices of reality through the eyes of different characters. The journey from a wri
