what about knowing where something is in the book?
i got an email [i had them send me the PR video and have gotten some emails from it] and it said that a systems administrator or something, some guy who works with industry sized air conditioners [ i think ] was called out to a company that he hadnt done any work for in the past, and they had a problem. when he looked at the system he saw 2 blinking lights that he, or someone else there, knew were irregular. he didnt know what they did so; he entered active mind state, did "a few other things" [what?], and photoread the manual. then he got paged, and when he called the guy he asked if he knew anything about the system. then [according to the email from LSC] he realized the info he needed was on page 145
do you guys have any familiarty with something like that? do a photo photoread and then, moments later, know where something was? maybe its spontaneous activation? like alex k said, knowing the question before photoreading, and then it spontaneously activates afterward?
i think that was a bold claim [in the email] because it suggests that, with a little practice, i could do the same thing.
someone in my post said that PRing works great for open book tests because you can then flip to the page in the book where the information is, and that would be really helpful, so please tell me
is this true?
thanks
andrew
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