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Hi.

Searching for memory improvement related topics in the forums I stumbled across this quote... Scott H wrote "There is a rumor floating about these forums about a man who listened to Memory Supercharger constantly developed a photographic memory. The details are sketchy, but some say he listened to the tape constantly 24/7 for three weeks or three months. How he did this is inconceviable...."
I later found another thread where Pete explained how the guy managed to listen to the tapes constantly - walkman - and boombox for sleeping.
What I haven't found is any information about the actual results of this guys experimentation. Who is this guy? What happened? How long did the effects last? etc. Pete can you elucidate us?

Love Mary.






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As I recall the guy who did this got some bad hallucinations after a while ...
Sure, if you've got the time and patience to listen to the memory supercharger for 3 weeks (3 months????), wearing stereo headphones all day, by all means try it.
But there might be a very fine line between "improving your mind" and "messing with your mind".

Even Paul, Pete et al. recommend a 20-minute-break in-between paraliminal sessions.

My €0.02

Stefan

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This guy had a good attitute, nothing to lose!

What kind of hallucinations this guy had?

[This message has been edited by Maggot (edited September 01, 2002).]






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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Maggot:
[B]This guy had a good attitute, nothing to lose!

What kind of hallucinations this guy had?

And BTW. After developing the photographic memory, does he still have to listen to the tape? Does he lose his skill, if he doesn't listen it anymore?

EDIT: So it wasn't the edit button

[This message has been edited by Maggot (edited September 01, 2002).]







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