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#24842 11/17/01 12:09 AM
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Photoreading has some really neat side effects that cause you sit back and wonder "How did I know that?". The other day I was interviewing a candidate and in one of the questions that I asked him, which he answered correctly, brought up an additonal point that I did not know anything about. Or so I thought. I then asked him another question to assist me in clarifying his original statement in which he did fairly well. The point is, the term that I used related only to the additional point he made. I had photoread a book in the past that dealt with this topic, but had not done any activation. This was instant, and my mind was working before I knew what was really going on.

Just thought I would add a little value to the board.






#24843 11/24/01 07:42 PM
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I love the "how did I know that" stories.







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