Interesting.
Sometimes I read a book about something of which I know nothing before I start. My desire can be to "know as much as possible about this subject". As much as possible can be nothing or very much and everything in between. When I read like I usually do, not Photoreading, I think it is fairly much.
When I read about someone who read thousands of pages of patent documents at speeds of several hundred thousands of words per minute, and can answer really detailed questions afterwards, I ask myself what kinds of questions he or she asked before he started. I still haven't figured out what to ask from material that I know little about but would like to learn much about. Are there any good suggestions on that?
I am a beginning Photoreader so this may clear up when I have had more practice. I am absolutely convinced that Photoreading can work and should work for me.
Best reagrds,
Niklas Johansson
