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#39144 10/28/03 03:23 AM
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when i was rapid reading a book,which i had photoreaded befor,i think my inner mind is not working,my intuition never told me where to stop,where to go on,or where is importent to me,why?






#39145 10/28/03 03:44 AM
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How much are you using these skills?

To be more specific...

What time of the day do you like to activate?
Have you ever activated a book just before breakfast? Have you ever activated watching the late-late-late show?

Well, let me ask you this. Have you ever activated on the couch? Have you ever activated a book in the back seat of a car? I remember one time I was activating in the back seat of a car, and the police came and shined a light straight in my face, and I looked up, and I said, I be PhotoReading!

Let me asked you this. How long has it been since you last PhotoRead that book. Did you PhotoRead yesterday? Did you PhotoRead last week? Did you PhotoRead that book last year? Or maybe, maybe, you are planning on PhotoReading that book tonight. But just remember, when you PhotoRead, to make a list of key words, mind-probing questions.

When I start activating a book I've PhotoRead, I don't stop until it's comprehended. And I know when the book is comprehended...

(*quits while I'm ahead*)






#39146 10/28/03 08:44 AM
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I think you mean Superread and Dip. Your questions are do important. You need to have clear questions of what you want to know and then dip if you think you found the answer to the question. That means dip a lot. Until you found the answer. If you haven't formed questions you'll have a hard time deciding where to dip.

With rapid reading you read from front to back and this is closest to regular reading. Slower over new stuff, faster over everything you already know and understand and moderate speeds over stuff that you may not know but realise isn't that important.

Alex







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