Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer scanning and dipping

Why photoread if you are going to end up reading the book for the information eney way, why is scanning and dipping even necessary? Or is photoreading just going to help you find the information so you can read it, because that's what dipping only seems good for.

I believe that scanning and dipping is used to activate the information. In the future when actavation becomes second nature it may surface more naturally, and you may not have to scan and dip to activate some information. An example is if you were to PR a dictionary then the information might suface on a day to day basis, without having to scan or dip the dictionary.
But this is only a hypothsis on my part because I have not had to much sucess as of yet, because I have been doing this for only a few days...

Oh and I believe that scanning and dipping is used to help memorize information.

[This message has been edited by Menscandidus (edited June 16, 2002).]

Scanning and dipping help the info to cross over from the 'other than consious' to the consious, saves surfacing time, you donthave to just sit and wait.

plus photoreading helps your brain be able to point you towards the information most relevant to your purpose during super reading and dipping.

Thank you very much I do have a better understanding because of all of your help.