Not that it really matters what we read and don't, but it's quite fun to consider whether audiobooks count as truly reading books.
Going beyond the obvious no - you're not reading onto the more nerdy details on what really counts as a book, what are the pros and cons of audiobooks, and why reading physical books is (in my opinion) often superior.
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To save you some time:
0:00 Intro
0:46 Arguments against: audiobooks are inferior to reading
4:47 Arguments for: audiobooks count as reading
7:50 How I balance physical and audiobooks