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In the book, the editor said if a person who photoread a book, he or she will build up a knowledge network in the brain.

As you know, IQ depend on how complicate the brain network is

Then can i say that if I PR more books, my IQ will increase ????????






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Well first of all the IQ test is not at all an exact science. But with the skills you learn from photoreading you expand the mind's reach to be able to remember things better and access the inner mind more easily. So Yes I do believe photoreading and learning the skills associated with photoreading would increase your scores on an IQ test. The more you connect with your Inner Mind's storage, the higher you would score potentially. Remember also to have a wide scope of interest so that your knowledge encompasses any topics tested by the IQ testing system.






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What Neo said






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That means my assume is true??????

In my pt of view, IQ means intelligence
sth like e.g. Get a high score and learn a skill in a short period of time

Can PR meet the purposes????






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Getting a high score doesn't necessarily mean you've attained a skill.

I'd say the opposite of what you state, as in:

You attain a skill, then you'll get a high score, maybe.

I wouldn't worry about IQ tests etc, too much.

I used to be concerned with them and just missed getting into mensa.

I find it funny that they say Da Vinci and Einstein would have so and so IQ's.
Yet Da Vinci was dyslexic, therefore wouldn't have passed many IQ tests today, which require you to spell correctly.
Does this mean Da Vinci was thich, er no!!!

Einstein probably would have been too slow to pass a modern IQ test, because he stuck with problems longer until he worked them out, rather than able to perform caluclations very quickly.
Do this make him thick, er no!!!

Focusing on attaining a high IQ score is a diversory effort from your real purpose.
What is it you want to achieve?
To be clever?
Will being clever automatically mean you can learn any skill.
I don't thick so.Many clever people have made no mark on this world, and have lived passively.

The PRWMS does exactly what it says on the tim.
It helps you use your whole mind so you can reach new levels of understanding in anything and everything!






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Let me put it in this way
I mean the ability of learning new things

You may see some students in school can get a high score but pay a little efford.
Seems that they spend a little bit time on study. Everyone appreciate their high grade but they were borned to be like that. Nothing relate to them

SO UNFAIR ISN'T IT?????????????????

Can I PR a lot of books e.g. the whole library, so that I can stimulate my brain and become as clever as that kind of students ????????

Can anyone help me, I don't want any people to treat me as a fool, (sth like spend a lot of time to study and still get a low grade )






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Nope it won't make you a supergenius. However I do suggest if you PhotoRead with the desire to become like those who appear to be born with the "ease to study" skill. (no one is, they learned it too)... focus on the books that teach those skills. No point in wasting a whole year of your time PhotoReading all the books in the library (doesn't make you look like one of those "ease to study" students anyway). Frankly even old fashioned study methods are more rewarding than spending all that time PhotoReading just to raise your IQ, You don't need a high IQ to be a great surfer, You don't need a high IQ to ace exams. You just need know how.

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Thank you!!!






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So photoreading and direct learning won't help me win jeopardy?






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For Direct learning only to help you win jeopardy is going to take a giant leap of faith.

Combine Direct Learning with some, activation of other text, concentrating on the type of questions asked in jeopardy... My question for you is... Why shouldn't it help you win jeopardy?

You're the boss you choose what to study and learn. You choose your purpose. Winning jeopardy isn't about building IQ it's about building knowledge.

Alex






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