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Originally posted by gymosphere:
I have some questions here:1. How far does one can improve on acivation? i mean if one does practises a lot, will one be able to activate the book read in less and less time and for more comprehension? is the incubation period really matters? if so, how could one activate somethng in munites?
Yes, with practice you will have the same comprehension in less time. It is unlikely that you will ever have 100% comprehension of a book. You never have that with regular reading either. How can one activate something in minutes.... with practice 
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2. Is there any way of improving the score on the dictionary game?
Why? It's only a game and there are much more interesting things to read.
If you are playing this game with a language dictionary make sure you are using a translation dictionary. Not a dictionary only in the language you trying to learn. That way you have better chances of guessing the words.
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3. Will the continues practise of photoreading lead to photo memmory, which one can completely recall every single bit of information one sees on the page?
No, if you want to memorise every bit of the information in a book you will have to apply other memory techniques and tricks and spend a whole lot more time with the book. There are techniques that you can use to remember the important information in a book. One of the ways to start is to draw a mind map about the book while you activate the book. However photoreading is not a way to develop a 'photographic memory' of the book.
Alex
