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#24135 10/21/01 03:14 AM
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just wondering if i PR a book on mechanics and activated it the next day would i be able to know what to do? maybe i might know the information but i hav no clue on how to learn hands-on material through reading. what i mean is, if you need hands on experience, reading a book on mechanics wouldnt help much would it?
also, if i read a martha stewart book on home style, would i automatically know what style goes with what? or do you develop things like taste in fashion art and decor? you cant PR books on fashion and expect to be the next style perfectionist can you? hmmmm






#24136 10/21/01 04:48 AM
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mateo,
PRing books is just like regular reading them but faster. Now, if you were to regularly read a martha stewart home decour book, would you develop that professional taste for home decorations after reading the book? I think not. You might understand a little more than you did about home decorating, but you wouldn't have magical results. It is the same with PRing. PRing is not magical, it simply reduces your reading time by a third.

-Kisa






#24137 10/21/01 05:06 AM
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mateo,
Do a search on the topic "direct learning". I think you might find it interesting and it would answer one of your questions above.






#24138 10/22/01 05:31 AM
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cool thanx.







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