Get paid to read? Singapore is making it happen
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A new initiative provides symbolic rewards to limit past time to scroll social networks
Fifty times a quarter of an hour = one dollar.
Singapore pays residents to read a book for at least fifteen minutes a day. By doing so, the country is trying to counteract Singaporeans endlessly scrolling on their phones and to improve their concentration, critical thinking skills, and imagination.
Singapore pays its citizens to read. How much money they receive for 15 minutes of reading a day. Singapore has launched an unprecedented program that encourages its citizens to read at least 15 minutes a day, giving them financial rewards for each recorded reading session. The initiative, carried out over a period of five years, aims to fight
Singapore government pays readers
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