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I have PR'd a whole stack of reference materials Almanac, Thesaurus, German/English dictionary. All over the course of the last 1 1/2 months. I'm trying to play with these books like the dictionary game.

My first question is: will there be a saturation point that causes some spontaneous activation of the reference books?

and second: skittering was recommended for technical books and for people that try to analyze words as they read (that's me). Is it necesary to skitter upside-down on books PR'd that way?






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Spontaneous activation is nice but the more we look for and want it the more it eludes us. That's why we use manual activation to .

With the books that you've chosen it will be difficult to recognise when you you've actually had some spontanelus activation. After all how do you knowfor sure you are not already using words that you didn't relly know before you PhotoRead them?

Activate the books the right way up it's faster and easier. The mind has already turned around the text in preparation for activation and during the incubation period mad connections for your activation.

Alex







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