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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5VZa4USCTs

Is this infomercial legit?

I know it's categorized as "comedy", but maybe the uploader thought it was a joke, though it was real.

Is this fake? Or is it real?

What are your opinions?

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Anyone?
Did anyone even watch the video?

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yes it's real

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Hey CPW1,

Thanks for the response. Do you think the uploader just thought it was a joke, and so put it in comedy?

And how did Bisonnette activate the information that fast? Isn't it usually through multiple choice questions that activate information?

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Hey again,


Does anyone on this forum think, that if someone were to photoread as much as Pete did, let's say, between 5 and 10 books a day for a year or two, the activation would be as clear and easy to do as it was for Pete in the video?


I'd like to get more responses and opinions towards the video, ESPECIALLY PETE'S OR ALEX K., as they would probably know more about this informercial than anyone else. Maybe Paul too, but I haven't seen his posts on the forum as much as Pete's and Alex's.



Thanks in advance, to anyone who does respond.


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Practice make perfect plus when you start teaching people it really enhance your skills more. Me myself I do not photoread what I call junk I mainly photoread books for a purpose so everytime I photoread my mind is ready and curious.

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Hey CPW1,

What do you consider "junk?"

And I'm sure even for that "junk," you could find a purpose.

Like Ed Strachar said, "There are no boring books. Just a lack of curiousity."


Can anyone else activate this fast?


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What I call junk might be gold to someone esle. I just don't photoread just to do it on everything I find. I am mainly photoreading stuff at this monent that will enhance my photoreading that my change because one of my future goals is to be a Photoreader Instructor myself. Then I will probally shoot for being a instructor that trains people to be photoreading instructors.

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Hey CPW1,

That's great to hear. Good luck with becoming an instructor. It's really productive, and it's helpful too.

I'm trying to hone my Photoreading skills now, at a young age, so that when I'm older, I can use the skills easily to discover new theories and different discoveries in fields such as mathematics and physics. Maybe try to come up with ways of ending world hunger and any other crisis of the sort. I feel that will really be giving back to my community, and maybe a few thousand miles around it, too!


Ahhh, now that I got that out. Back to the video.


Any moderator/president of Learning Strategies/co-founder of Learning Strategies/photoreading instructor that will be willing to give some more information on the video above, I'd be eternally grateful towards you!




Thanks again, in advance!


CPW1, feel free to carry on the conversation if you want to, I check the forums everyday, and on days off, ever few hours. So I'll respond as soon as possible.



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oh my god that's godly fast how does he do that

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