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I was just talking to a friend of mine online who lives overseas. He was mentioning that I would have to be an advanced photoreader to photoread such difficult material. That it would probably not be practical photoread such material. I realize chess endings is hard or take a lot of time and effort to learn and master.

Have any of you photoread material as difficutl as chess endings?

Do the instructors here recommend that we start out with something much simpler? I think my friend said activation might be really hard for this.

Parag






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Instead of waiting until you're perfect, why don't you try it and see?

Let us know how you do.

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Sounds like you could treat it just like a math textbook. Just follow the normal photoreading steps, then for activation do the problems in the book, or play endings that are taught in the book against the computer.







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