The reason why i am interested in photoreading is so i can read faster, alot faster. However, i have learned that after you Photoread a book, you would have to activate it to recieve your informations. But when recieving informations during activation, you need to ask questions so the brain can "look" for the answers during activation. Well, during super reading and dipping how would you know which questions to ask, and how many details in the book would you missed? Every book has many many details about plots, characters, settings and other IMPORTANT informations. Well, during activation, what chances are there that you would recieve this Much information?
ONE more thing. If 10 hours is the time for me to regular read a book from words to words, and photoreading takes me only a couple of minutes, how many activations would i need to recieve a lot informations from the novel. When doing all the 5 photoreading steps like prepare, preview, photoread, activate, and somehting else i forgot, how long would it take me to complete all of these tasks and ALSO get as much comprehension as the regular reading technique that would take me 10 hours to read.
