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I wonder if we can photoreading in the dark. What it would be useful such something? It can’t offer us something but in blind people would be priceless I believe! It could read everything without the use of experts and valuable books.

Can somebody that has learned the photoreading experiment with that and it publishes the results?

I would want to learn if such something is feasible!


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Edgar Cayce did it. He would put the books he had to read under his head and sleep on it. He wasn't successful in teaching others the technique, but when it comes to PhotoReading in the dark that would be the most logical approach. There would be no reason flip the pages would there?

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Right your thought Alex … Thanks!

Ôhe Cayce couldn't this talent that you said does not learn to others also the same thing happen with all the arts? They know paint also other is talent and others should they learn somebodies.

Alex you are that they say professional photoreader?

If you are you can dedicate for one only book photoreading in the dark? Please !!!!

I would try myself but I start photoreading a few days ago and still nor with light I cannot photoreading how many rather in the dark.


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Interestimg challenge. Right now my time is booked.

Gifts to wrap, Dog to clean up after, camera to get ready,

I'll sleep on it

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Right Alex,
first the obligations and then all others……

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There was also an investigation that studied a group of blind girls in some isolated place (possibly in Europe or Asia?) who had actually developed the ability to read with their armpits! I'm not joking. So it goes to show you that our senses aren't as limited as we thought :-) We humans are highly adaptable. Maybe you can find some better evidence of this on the web?

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With the armpits? First time I hear such something. Reads somebody with his fingers simply placing above in the book without the use of embossed special books but with the armpits; Interesting information. Thanks Cameronj!


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