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For those who really want a scientific understanding of how the photoread step brings in information into the unconscious, then follow this link:
http://webspace.flypaper.com/~1457/html/ConCy09.html

In application, the information will explain how "looking past" the information actually facilitates unconscious learning or "uptake".

This link is for those who were looking for a scientific basis and understanding of how PHOTOREADING REALLY WORKS PERFECTLY!

It's your consciousness that doesn't want you to *learn easily and perfectly!*

Good luck, and...
CommonSense








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I read the section on competency and it's nice stuff. Then I started flipping through the paper/article/book and got slammed with a Too Many. I've tried all the tricks I can think of to get back in, but still stop at the door.

Thanks for the link... just wish I could read more.






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Just delete the files in your Temporary Internet Files folder. Then you can read as much as you want.

SEE YA






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Thanks, but I did that. I also wipe the cookie file. I even got an new IP addy. Thems my tricks.

Anyways, I peeked from work. I could also still see it by starting up IE (satan's browser).

I've read enough now. I like most of it. I don't think I buy all of the threshold and intensity variability for consciousness. It just doesn't sound complete.

Thanks again.







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