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#36192 04/14/03 08:10 PM
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The text books in my school have pretty short chapters. I could probably read them in about 1 hour. Since I could read it in that amount of time the regular way shouldnt I be able to activate it and get it to gel in 1/3 the time? Which is 20 minutes. Just curious.






#36193 04/14/03 08:14 PM
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When it comes to concepts condesned into compact chapters of a textbook, there's many things to consider. Most textbooks are written to explain it in a very standardized and streamlined form, so it all depends on your ability to learn with the format, and your previous depth within the particular subject of study.






#36194 04/14/03 10:35 PM
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Man... just get the material. Time is relative anyways. 1/3, 1/18, 1/100, doesn't matter. IT MATTERS THAT YOU CAN USE both side of your brain. which should aid and not bring about frustration to your understanding.

Sit down one day and ask yourself why you are alive, understand how your brain works and really wonder if we live in a Matrix. By the time you stop, you relize that most things are pragmatic; such as PRing.


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