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I subvocalize. Can't turn it off.
I can change the voice, though. Some phrases are hard to not read in someone else's voice, like I tend to want to hear Feynman when I see "interesting" because I really like the way he says it.
For everyone who thinks he can't change the voice: Picture
That one didn't really work for me, but a bunch in the google picture results for "reading in my voice" do.