No ADHD as far as I know, but Autistic and Dyslexic and this just seems distracting to me, and almost harder to read than standard text due to the mid-word changes

@sleepyfox @edaross really? it feels faster to me. hmmmmmm

I don't know what I have, but this feels working and pleasant to me

i have autism and works pretty well for me :>
now i wanna go see if i can implement some silly css to do this everywhere…

I have #adhd and actually didn't find it too helpful. My eyes wanted to focus only on the bold, but I was not getting complete words, so I needed to keep going back and it took longer than should have.

That, of course, is only my experience and this could be extremely helpful for someone else

@sarasapfir @sleepyfox @edaross

I've been seeing mixed responses but I'd like to possible release a bionic version as an option for my novel?

@sleepyfox maybe, or maybe its different for everyone @Rasp @edaross

from what I hear it still depends greatly on the individual. Bf has ADHD and his reading speed is the same, I have ADHD and dyslexia and my reading speed is greatly improved with it, and my 13yo had ADHD and dyslexia and he thinks it's worse 🤷‍♀️

it’s way faster for me, my eyes were gliding over it so quickly

have adhd, does work.

this needs a version with average boldness too, to compare this method to 'regular text'!

no diagnosis, only suspicions, but seems to work on this tiny sample size. Would need to try with a browser plugin or something similar.

I have ADHD. I'd need to test this method on a much larger text corpus to tell if it was really upping my speed, or if I'm just entertained by the novelty of it for the length of a paragraph. I believe there's a chance for formatting innovation like this to be helpful, though; I have tested serial visual presentation software before, and it does work for higher speed, but feels stressfully punishing on lapses of attention.

I don't have ADHD, I mean I think so cause you need to be diagnosed by a professional, and I can read this lightning fast, thanks for the discover.

@olivia It works surprisingly well!

yup works for me... weird?

I'm not neurodiverse, but I would love an eReader that did this.