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#22877 08/20/01 04:44 AM
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I know the corse teaches 1 second per page to mentally photograph, but I know that you can go faster than that. I am wondering that all that is required before flipping the page is the full peripheral view of the page, or something else.






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You can flip the pages as fast as you want, and your subconscious is going to pick it all up. You catch everything that you see within 1/256 of a second.






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Awsome, thanks, but why does the course teach 1 second per page, anyone know?






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That's just a starting point. Or reference point should I say. Sometimes I go extremely fast, then at times, I flip pages much slowly, a page every 2 to 3 seconds, depending on how I feel. Something to gauge against like a benchmark.







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