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#21066 05/07/01 04:35 PM
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MR
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Hi folks,
I've got a question: Is it alright to see the pages somehow blurred? I 've made the experience, that if I put the book quite far away from my eyes, I see the blip AND the letters become sharper. If I hold the book in "normal" distance, I see the blip and blurred letters. Can my brain recognise them at all? My problem: my arms are too short to hold the book in "sharp" distance and turn the pages, respectively, because it's quite a distance away!

Any ideas?

Thanks
MR






#21067 05/08/01 04:13 PM
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No problem. Just peer right over the top of the book and put your hard focus on something a foot or so beyond while you are flipping those pages. The print is often blurred on your first several books. Your inner mind absorbs all the patterns of text regardless whether you consciously see it clearly or not.

Read page 45 of your PhotoReading book to learn more about cone and rod vision in our cornea.

Good luck!







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