The brilliance of the system is in the efficiency of the methods or techniques used to gain comprehension.
The magic of the system is in processes your brain will use to recall the previously comprehended information.
My advice is simple: Study your material to the extent that you normally would before learning the photoreading system. That is, study your material as thoroughly as you would have before learning about photoreading.
However, use the steps in the system INSTEAD OF your old study methods to get you to that point. Then, and only then, compare the photoreading system to your old system using the criteria of comprehension, recall and speed of 'input'.
I think you'll find yourself more pleased than you do now and having more *faith* in the system.
With blessings,
CommonSense
