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#27970 05/01/02 03:58 PM
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As long as a book is in your "peripheral view" , that means you are absorbing it? For example..If I focus on the 4 corners of the book while im photoreading, and the book is kinda positioned awkwardly...Does that mean i'll still be absorbing the info into my unconscious brain?

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#27971 05/01/02 04:46 PM
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Do a search on reading the book upside down and backwards. Lots of info on it in this forum.






#27972 05/01/02 04:54 PM
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Yes, you'll absorb all the patterns of text while flipping a page per second.

Then, the activation techniques in step 4 begins triggering the information up at a conscious level, building comprehension very quickly from whole-to-parts.







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