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#20165 03/15/01 01:53 PM
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YesterdayI decided to try to photoread a book. I looked up War and Peace and once I figured out how to relax my eyes, I was no longer seeing patterns flash before my eyes, but the actual text and it was just like watching a movie. I think I got only about 50% comprehension, but I really did experience the story and felt what was happening to the main characters.

I used the down arrow key, because the page-down key is still WAY too fast.

I like photo reading with the computer much more than the books. It almost makes the books seem like a waste of tim ein comparison.






#20166 03/15/01 02:13 PM
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Books are nice in that they exist in the physical sense. Books offer sense of touch, person feels one with the book. Turning of pages gives a sense of sound, which by the way can be relaxing. There is just something to be said about books ... they definately have there place in a world gone technilogical!

If you prefer to PR via PC, search on the DB for articles that discuss efficient ways of doing this.









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