Is this an auditory cortex problem?

[jennifer_bloom]

I like to read books but do not like to listen to human speech because when I read, I can cover a 300 page book in a few days but when I listen, the words are slow and poorly pre determined. I read people that experience verbal abuse have less cells in the auditory cortex and I want to know if my lack of brain cells explain why I get so frustrated with certain podcasts. Reading is easy, I’ve done 900 pages in one day before, but listening to people talk bores me.

[Xawyx-2]

If listening to people seems tiring to you, I guess it's possible, it's probably some kind of problem with the auditory cortex.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Your preference for reading over listening may not necessarily indicate an issue with the auditory cortex. It could instead reflect your reading proficiency and personal preferences. People often process information differently; some are more visual learners, while others prefer auditory or kinesthetic methods. Listening can feel slower for those who are used to the fast pace of reading. If your concern persists, consulting a specialist could provide personalized insights into your auditory processing or any other underlying factors.