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Saraswati

Why in feth are you here? You wanted to find out if Photoreading works and so we gave you our opinion. You seem very skeptical of this potent skill. This company learning strageties wouldnt be at corporate level prominance if their products such as this god send photoreading didnt work. Do not post any cr@p that doubts the true powers of Photoreading. If you dont believe it that it doesnt work that much and even though we encourage you to believe it and you refuse then why are you even here?

are his arguments purely out of bias and does he write them just because he doesnt like something? NO, but he find something he doesnt believe in and disproves it by whatever means. To every belief there is someone who believes the opposite. This man finds good arguments that go with what he believes and posts them. His arguments are not the best at all, i believe most of them are rather narrow minded, and he needs to get over it. This guy is not perfect, not everything he believes is true, everyone has faults, but he isnt about to give up his beliefs, whether they are truth or not. Saraswati has his mind set in stone and wants to doubt photoreading Despite the hundreds(thousands?) of people that successfully photoread at least a few times a week. This is how the brain works, and if you want to doubt it, shame on you, dont blame us for being liars.

mind food:

"G. Stepherson's locomotive is a fearful monstrosity, a clear example of criminal madbess. We hereby demand that its use be prohibited."
(Proclamation issued by the Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1829.)

"We must use all our influence to put a stop to the criminal research on blood transfusion. Injecting someone else's blood into a patient's veins causes almost immediate death, or at the very least, insanity."
(Published in a journal of medicine and surgery in 1925.)

"It is true that Mr. Charles Lindbergh's recent accomplishment deserves recognition. We hope, however, that aviation companies will never be so foolish as to place the lives of their personnel, not to mention passengers, at risk, by attempting to transport them over long distances in machines that are as uncomfortable and unsafe as Mr. Lindbergh's airplane."
(Report issued by a scientific organisation in 1927.)

Do you think science has got ALL the answers today?

HA!