Answering the March 20 question about how many
people do as well as I...
Let's look at what I did on the TV show.
1) I PhotoRead a chapter in a book, flipped
back to the beginning and super read it. I
then answered questions. I did not
spontaneously activate anything. Many people
can do what I did, but most do not have the
confidence and most would need more time for
super reading.
I was also ambushed by the producers. They
were supposed to ask me multiple choice and
true/false questions, which are routine for
most PhotoReaders. Fortunately, I do well
under pressure.
2) I PhotoRead a story on the computer. When
they asked me questions, images floated into
my head and I described them. This was not
spontaneous activation. At that point I could
not tell you anything about the story. Had
they asked a bunch of questions, I would have
begun piecing the story together.
Many people can answer the t/f and multiple
choice questions. That was demonstrated on
The Learning Channel documentary. To get the
answers like I did? Well, I recommend image
streaming and trying it. (Also, put a TV
camera in your face!)
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How do I activate books regularly? Just like
most everyone else. I look at the trigger
words and then super read and dip. I will
activate until the book comes together.
Sometimes it takes 20 minutes; some times
hours. And just like that article I keep
pointing people, too, sometimes it feels like
I'm getting nothing from the material and all
of a sudden it gels.
That happened on a radio show once. They gave
me and another PhotoReader 30ish minutes to
activate a book each. When it came time to go
back into the studio, I was totally lost. But
I continued activating through the final
commercial, and it started coming together.
We both did exceptionally well.
