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Originally posted by Cptn_Duke:
1. Since PhotoFocus is supposed to instantly download 25,000 words/min without cognitive focus on words or even entire lines at a time, wouldn't that fry our brains since millions of neural connections are being formed in such a short amount of time? Should we feel that physically to know that we really are PhotoFocusing?

One hundred people at the February Retreat PhotoRead a minimum of 20 books each in one day most exceeded that number by far. No one fried their brain and we all slept well. I have experiemented on 40 books in one hour to see what it would be like. I'm still around.

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2. I can see the blip page fine. When I turn the pages, I have to redivert my eyes so I can see another blip page. Do our eyes need to be constantly divergent so that we don't have to "reset" them for every page turn? If so, how do we do that?

When you PhotoRead on a daily basis you'll find yourself holding the blip page steady. You adapt with experience like with everything one does, it gets easier the more you do it.

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3. If you leave your reading at PhotoFocus, and actually don't activate, will the "downloaded" information stay in your neural networking that it can be accessed somehow unexpectedly in the future, or will it be lost just because it wasn't activated?

Spontaneous activation. If we need it it shows up. There is no guarantee that it will suddenly show up. Bit like trying to remember someones name and you can't until your half asleep that night and you remember. That happens to everyone, why/ We don't know I think if we did we'd figure out how to have reliable spontaneous activation. If you don't need the information, then no great loss really.

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4. The 25,000 words per minute. How is that calculated? In other words, is that just the PhotoFocus stage? Or is that the number of words in the entire book divided by the time it took you to gain satisfaction from the whole PhotoReading experience from Preparation to Activation?

It's PhotoRead at 25,000 per minute. Calculated on the turning of the page ever 2 seconds average text, average book.

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I don't want to sound skeptical and I do want this system to work for me because I am so hungry for information!

Skepticism is great provided it doesn't stop you from trying and seeing for yourself what works for you.

Alex