... luxuriate in a constant flow of information, picking out whatever I wanted to know.
"I enjoy immersing myself in a continuous stream of information, filtering through for the details I seek," reflects the narrator’s desire for knowledge and control over what they learn. This portrays a fascination with the abundance and accessibility of information in the modern world, emphasizing the ability to choose and focus on specific interests.
Quotes like this from Garth Nix’s book, "A Confusion of Princes," highlight a theme of personal agency in learning. They suggest a sense of empowerment in navigating vast amounts of data and the pleasure derived from selectively engaging with information that aligns with one's curiosity or needs.
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