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#44258 04/25/05 07:42 AM
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Hey,

How can I apply superreading and dipping to a subject like Logic where all the facts seem to be important?

All the information in my Logic textbook seems to be laid out in a way that it feels like everything is important.

There are rules of syllogism, fallacies of arguments, etc.

So, please help me out here! I'm sure there's something to it!

Thanks


#44259 04/26/05 02:25 AM
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You are going to have to do numerous passes over the material. It sounds like analysis is involved with what you are doing so this will take more time. Anytime when you are dealing with things of a technical nature you definitely will need more time. Be ready to do numerous passes over the material and understand that due to the complexity of the material you are dealing with more time will be necessary.

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#44260 04/26/05 03:31 AM
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Numerous passes of superreading and dipping or do you suggest I do just rapid reading several times?

#44261 04/26/05 04:24 PM
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Build your knowledge using mind probing questions, multiple layers of superreading and dipping. Save the rapid reading for the final stage when you think you are done just to check if you missed anything. If you've done enough activation passes the rapid reading will truely be rapid reading.

Alex



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