I thought about including that, but it's super difficult and can turn people off to the idea if they can't figure it out. I know I still subvocalize most of the time. But when I am able to stop, I read so much faster. Even if you can't stop though, you can still increase your reading speed with Tim Ferriss's techniques.
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Can you please do a second post about how to do this? Techniques or how to even begin separating the two?
I could try but im honestly not very good at it. The scientific speed reading method that I linked to was what helped me the most.
Yes, it is difficult to stop "sub-vocalization" and I want to be clear that I am not good at that, but when I am able to do it occasionally, I am pleased.
Usually, like other speed reading techniques, it takes intention and concentration.
Mostly, especially online, when trying to read fast, I resort to "skimming" as @mindover mentions above.