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Originally posted by zebo:
Wow, i learned a lot from what u siad AlexK. I just wanted to know though when u said: Were you saying that we actually READ for 20 minutes, or activate or photoread?
Just plain read the book like you usually do with regular reading from cover to cover. Only time yourself to see how far you get.
It's a great way to compare what you get out of a book in an hour straight through reading and how much you have already gotten from another book through the photoreading system.
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elgan_5
You get from a book exactly what you normally look for. The only difference is instead of spending 12 to 15 hours getting that information out of a book you can find it in 3 to 5. Your goals from what you want from a book will still deterimine how much time you want to spend with the book. When you spend 6 hours plus reading a book only to finish and discover the author had disclosed nothing new to you - that's frustration and a waste of time. If you can find this out in 20 minutes you at benefited. If the book contains a lot of useful information that you want to study, naturally you will spend more time with it.
Alex
