For years we have been reading books out of the closet and to be honest I love that, but with the current technique I think there are other possibilities, innovative, challenging and also fun to read. Since I would very much like to be one of the writers in such a setup. I put this innovative thought on paper.

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The future of reading.

A few months ago, I was part of a brainstorm, a great brainstorm. We zaten samen bij de @gasfabriek in Deventer. A number of involved people who have a vision. A vision of what the future will look like. A great vision! But it was a vision that had yet to take shape.
In this brainstorm this was going to happen. In advance, a few rules were indicated, rules that had to steer towards freer thinking, no restrictions and can go completely the other way. Delicious!
Within Codidact (one of the companies of the Gasfabriek), a number of companies that want to go for growth. That can be growth from nothing to something, a kind of start-up, but also growth to a higher level, scale-up. These companies were also represented. All with a link to education. So, with a number of bollebose people together, the vision of a few real breed entrepreneurs, that's how future is written.
I sat there as a one-pipper, I happen to represent education. Yet I think that it is precisely this way of working, this way of thinking, that there is one that really suits me very much.
Yes, I too often brainstorm for myself. Actually, I would very much like to be one of those companies within the same gas plant. I tried, but unfortunately I didn't manage to really generate an audience.

Now my reading idea!

It would be great if there was a race entrepreneur out there somewhere in the big world. A breed entrepreneur who sees opportunities in the ideas I have. So at this once a first move. I went brainstorming myself about the future. In this case, the future of us read. Books may be less attractive in the future, but what happens instead?


My cause? I had written a book, a different book than, “The sunset of the sun can count on a good rise." It has actually been published and is now printed in my bookcase. No, I'm talking about a real story. With that story, I went to different publishers. The strange thing is, the publishers who are interested in my story are only willing to publish it as a printed version. why? Because e-books are too easy to distribute without having to buy them.


Strange, and no one dived into it! The answer seemed so simple! In the different textbooks you can actually see it everywhere. You will receive a type of login code with the book, a code associated with your IP address, for example, and that code will allow you to obtain underlying information in a specific environment. why kan dat niet met een gewoon leesboek?
Het antwoord is ook weer vrij simpel. Because then you would have to place part of the story digitally outside the original book and that would scare away readers. But is that so?


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