Typophile

"Making ideas harder to read may make them easier to retain"

Thomas Levine

My friend sent me this article about a study where students who "[reviewed] material in hard-to-read fonts did better on regular classroom assessment tests than did their randomly selected counterparts reading the same material in easier fonts".

Sort of interesting. But I'm sure we'll question the generalizability and their definitions of easy-to-read and hard-to-read fonts.

You're late to the party, Thomas.

Darn

How does BBC beat Princeton to its own news?

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