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‘Nice readers make nice societies’: Luke Bakic

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On this video, Luke Bakic, a nine-year-old speaker talks in regards to the misplaced artwork of studying. “Nice readers make nice writers, and nice writers make nice communicators, and nice communicators make nice persuaders. And you realize what nice persuaders make? They make nice societies. And that’s what this world wants,” he says.

He additionally talks about how he thinks it’s loopy how a lot individuals discuss video games, television reveals, WhatsApp, and Instagram.

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He goes on to talk about the different books he’s read in the past year. “I love reading in bed, in queues, in vehicles, but most importantly at home,” he says, adding: “I read everywhere. So let me tell you. When you have a good book to keep you company, there is nothing better in the universe. It takes you to places you can’t go, and lets you meet people you can’t meet. Reading is love in action.” 

He then talks about the positives of reading, which are “endless”. 

“I can’t imagine my life without a book. What I’m comparing is the lost art of reading, writing, communicating and persuading to some of the great societal ills such as text messages, tweets and the snap,” he says. 

“We as a young generation have to hold on to reading,” he concludes. 

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