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When two people photoread the same book,each with a diffent purpose, can they discuss the book and each have the same knowledge of it's content?






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Think as 'purpose' as being the driving force to want to read the book ... purpose is responsible for helping one to go with the 'flow' ...

Purpose will also change as you become more familiar with the books structure after going through the PR steps ...

So to answer your question, although the purpose between the two parties may be different ... the book, it's structure, it's content will be the same irregardless of your purpose. This will give plenty to discuss and make for great group activation.

The book is the vehicle, the purpose is the gas to make it go!!!

Humbily,

Michael Saikali






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While you are right, Michael, read on:

Depending on how thoroughly the two parties activated a book or how specific their purposes, it is possible that when you listen to their conversations about the book you would wonder whether they PhotoRead the same book. They may even wonder.

It could be like someone describing their experiences at the Mall of America. Someone's description could revolve around the Camp Snoopy amusement park, another's could revolve around 3.3 indoor miles of specialty shops, another's could revolve around the restaurants, and so on. Their conversations would converge, diverge, converge, diverge, and everything in between.








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Mr. Bissonette I understand your explanantion but I am refering to answering
a question the other person may have about the book both of you read. Do you think one
would have the answer?







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