Yes, the stuff you photoread is not on your conscious memory so you wont remember. Now don't worry about the fact that your normal reading comprehension is not great. The photoreading system does in fact improve that because what you photoread goes into the deeper mind. You get the information with activation techniques.
The thing to remember is the Photoreading system is completely different to normal reading. At the early point it is harder to let go of our expectation that when we photoread we will immediately know consciously what we read. With photoreading you bypass the conscious mind and put it into a part of our mind were we keep all our useful (along with other) memories.
To get the information we use activation. This is mind probing questions. Usually your questions come from the trigger word that you picked from the subheads. Say one of the subheads intrigued you; you asked yourself a question about it and an idea starts comng to you what the answer might be or you superread and find yourself dipping at the point where the answer is.
Ask yourself questions about the article and remember superreading and dipping are the way to find the answers.
hope this helps
Alex
[This message has been edited by AlexK (edited May 16, 2002).]
