I Have Currently Gone Through the Various Options for Attaining Either One of These 3 systems, and Am Now Trying to Decide Which is Best (sorry 'bout the caps/word, Just a Little Class for a Topic)...
I would like to persue the process of developing a Photographic/Eidetic Memory, as I am conscious I have the ability to do so, with time. Do any of you have suggestions?
Photographic Memory
* Neuro-Linguistic Programming
* Subliminal/Self - Hypnosis
* Cognitive-Enhancement Coaching
* Convert Auditory Items Completely into Visual Images
* Program the Sub-Conscious Mind into Belief
* Total-Recall Memory Training
* The Photographic Mind - Memory Training System
* Advanced Thinking - Instant Memory
* Book - Developing a PM - Terry Brussel-Gibbons
PhotoReading System
* Processes Information From the Subconscious Level to the Conscious Level
* Scans Information Through Page-Flipping, All Seen as Blurs to the Conscious
* Retains Information Everlasting
* Photographic M. Recall is Attainable, for Certain Items (Specific Text Loc.)
* Comprehension Can Vary, with Activation Methods, and is Built in Layers
* Activation Includes Forms of Speed-Reading - Can Vary in Length (30-M/U)
* Activation Proc. - Super Reading/Dipping/Rapid Reading/Mind-Mapping
* 1 & 2 - Skimming, 3 - Speed-Reading, 4 - Info Organization & Correlation
* Process including Activation May Be Equivalent or More Time-Consuming than SR
* Layers Are on a Chapter-to-Chapter Basis
* Incubation May Be Required (A Night's Sleep)
* Works on All Types of Materials - Technical Information Takes Longer
* Spontaneous Activation May Be Acquired Through PR 3-10 Books/Day/3 Mo
* Activation Can Be Circumvented with Direct Learning Schemes
* Image Streaming (Sub-C to C Overnight) is Effective
* Distraction Index - Einstein, Can be Used for 100% Concentration for Mo's
* StereoReading (PR + Stereo-Gram Utilization) is also Effective
* Guarantees 3x Less the Time than Previous (Before PR'ing)
SpeedReading System
* 2,000 Words-Per-Minute & Above
* Near 100% Recall & Comprehension
* Information May Diminish Days After, Though
* Can Cause Strenuous Fatigue, At Extreme Rates
* May Be Effective, Considering Consumer's Semi-Photographic Natural Memorization
[This message has been edited by AssemblerCT (edited July 22, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by AssemblerCT (edited July 22, 2001).]
