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#29037 06/22/02 02:55 AM
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http://www.subdyn.com/photored.html

would someone with some knowlege of this stuff help me figure out what these people are saying?

i have been having fun playing with the photoreading system, but I wouldn't mind getting a different group's perspective of subliminal learning.

are they claiming to be better than photoreading?






#29038 06/22/02 12:38 PM
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I don't know how good this course is but I first came across in in 1998 and the site hasn't changed one bit... not even the price. I do understand that the activation is only spontaneous... When you consider how much further LSC has come in providing further education material...

Anyway search the forum... you'll find what others have already said about it... some have tried the course so it a worthwhile search.

Alex






#29039 06/22/02 06:11 PM
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i think if the course was so good, they would be more successful than they are, and in my opinion LSC is better at it because they did more research and give better information. from that website i cant tell at all what the subliminal dynamics learning course is. study into it yourself and choose whichever you find is best...






#29040 06/22/02 08:43 PM
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Haha. I love how at the top of that page, it says "Alert! INFORMING THE PUBLIC (Amendment II of the United States Constitution)"

..yet nowhere does it mention the right to bear arms.








#29041 06/23/02 01:51 AM
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I'm sorry for brining this topic up again. I tried searching before I made my post but I must have mispelled it or did something wrong. I searched again today and found the other topics. it is too bad they don't put any information about the mental photography process on their web site so i have no way of comparing






#29042 06/23/02 04:23 AM
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Folks,

It's interesting that Paul Scheele obviously
learnt the PR tech somewhere else.
The advantage of the Internet Age is, that such thinks come up quite quickly and can
be publically discussed.
In the old days before the net,only a very few would have know about this.

I have discovered that actually most inventions or developers of self-improvment
and learning techs have stuied and often
learnt the tech somewhere else.
eg. Avatar, CRI etc...

So we can say that everybody boils with water and there seem to not too many geniuses around.

Cheers
Tony







#29043 06/23/02 01:18 PM
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Yes, but remember, everything is a variation of something else. Usually, it is an improvement.
Remember, Paul said he 'did not invent photoreading, it had been around for thousands of years.' The only thing that Paul invented was the name, "PhotoReading',
Neither did Subliminal dynamics 'invent it',
It is a natural process. The only thing that Subliminal Dynamics is mad over is that Paul put his own spin on this, and has made a trustworthy company. In his book, not using names, says that he took a speedreading course in AZ, he does not deny it.

[This message has been edited by jonah (edited June 23, 2002).]






#29044 06/24/02 05:52 AM
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that was a speedreading course, this is a mental photography course, while he mentioned learning from various places, he didnt mention taking this course. i dont mind that though, he doesnt need to. he improved upon it and thus deserves the outcome and profits. he took his college courses and learned a lot about the processes, so he deserves it.







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