When I was describing the hamster case, it was to summarize the system for light so he could get the gist of the system. It wasn't a how-to.
If you'd like a better example of stating a purpose, here is one: If I PR the book Pamela and I want to find cases of male empowerment over her, I state the purpose, "I'd like to dip wherever there's an instance where Mr. B dominates her," or something to that extent. It's not something you can find the in the table of contents or the index.
<< But it's too slow, however, PhRSys claims to be quicker but then the comprehension drops to 40% >>
Where did you get this number from? Is it your own estimate, and/or are you basing this off of two different test grades you got, one with and one without PRing? If so, that's not a very accurate way to estimate the blanket comprehension rate for the entire system.
<<HOW do you do what you do?>>
We're doing the same thing you do. I can tell already you're not relaxed during the steps, which is important. I don't really blame you, it sounds like you're under tremendous pressure with these tests, and the feeling that you overpaid for the system probably adds to this frustration. But you have to relax.
<<Somehow I keep doing the same things so I end up with the same results (none)!>>
Then try it differently. That's NOPS. Try photoreading a little differently, or using a different activation method. Try rapid reading instead of dipping, or skittering. Try photoreading upside down or photoflipping. If you're doing the same things over and over again, and they're not working, you should try something different.
If you need more help, reply in a new thread.
-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com
