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#20201 03/20/01 03:02 AM
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Originally posted by Elmo9:
HE HE no you've highly underestimated the unconscious mind Just to let you know, this week alone i've photoread 600 books, thats about 100books everyday and i seem as focused as ever if not even more focused.

[This message has been edited by Elmo9 (edited March 16, 2001).]



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Sincerely,

Martin
p.s. are you high?







#20202 03/20/01 05:31 AM
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Elmo,
What specifically would you say you are gaining from photoreading all of these books at one sitting? Any closer to spontaneous activation? What are you consciously retaining of each book? You must have very active sleep cycles?

I'm intrigued. Please share your results. If they're better than what the standard wisdom produces, I know what I'm doing this weekend

As Tony Robbins says, "Repetition is the mother of skill." ..you could be on to something!

Let's take this to an even further extreme. What if you spent the entire day photoreading? All on one subject. You'd have to go to biggish library. (I think ours has 10 million volumes...that should keep me busy for while.. heh.

What if you spent the entire WEEK photoreading and nothing else. sacrifice your next vacation.. You could do the 90 minute study plan perpetually. Maybe throw in a PG, MS, or PhR Activator paraliminals in between the sessions. Hemisync's 'superlearning' CD might be good for such prolonged learning sessions.

What would come out of such madness?







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