here is another thing i just thought of as an example to try to prove how photoreading could work (i mean how to make someone understand how it could)
imagine yourself looking at a story, which is written for a child, or a scientific journal. how much do you actually have to read to figure out
one from the other? i think just a glance, would be the answer? right? why?
your brain instantly recognizes the shape and length of the words, the punctuation etc. i think this example should be able to convince someone that we get a lot more than we think, just from our glances.
maybe this is why we instinctively thumb quickly through a book to see if we are interested to read it.
i'd love some feed back on what i have written!
