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#18590 11/14/00 12:40 PM
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Today, I was revising for some of my university exams tommorow, and I found that I'm going through the material so much more quickly and easily!!

As everyone pointed out, you just flip through the pages and then something pops out, and I study it, and sure enough, it was very relevant to the exam I was studying for. And I did the sample and past exams included and what do you know? I do pretty well at all of them first time so I'm quite happy with it.

Sure I haven't had spontaneous activation experiences, but progress, progress progress ;-) and being positive is a must I must admit. I was at first skeptical, but as I switched my focus from skepticism to being sure that this will work, sure enough, my subconscious says "It does work dodo!"

But I also got a question for anyone that can answer it.

What sort of comprehension can an expert photoreader expect? Like can he/she photoread a book and then spontaneously activate most of it the next day? Does the book need to be something that the person already knows about? Are there lots of experts around and is it very difficult to achieve?

I am eager to know so that I can look forward to all the good things PR can do .

-Chris-






#18591 11/20/00 06:11 AM
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Everyone's different. You abilitiy to activate is based on several factors including motivation, needs, expectations, and self-image as well as your level of familiarity with the material as it relates to its complexity.

I've been on radio and TV many times PhotoReading books followed with immediate activation. So what's possible? You tell me.







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