My interest in PhotoReading (and the reason I bought the home study course) was after watching a British genius called Derren Brown.
On Derren's TV show, he walked into the national library and he asked a librarian to pick any of the 20 million books. Derren then Photoread the book for 20 mins. When the librarian returned, he tested Derren by flipping to a number of pages and asking him to read (from his memory) what was on line 18 (for example). His acurracy was 100%! This is the level of accuraccy I wish to attain.
Presumably Derren wass using associated memory techniques. Is there anyone out there who is able to reproduce this level of recall? Do you have any tips that you would care to pass on?
