Mind probing. If you happen to ask what's involved in step three you're implying you already know step three. Kind of redundant for activation to stick to questions what you know ... Perhaps you need to work more on the Chapter of Activate?

It's a quirk of the mind. If you don't ask questions you don't get answers and if you don't get answers you don't learn anything new. The smart Alec in the class always asked "will this be on the test" The rest just laugh. The question behind the question... do I really need to know this? How important is it? Since passing the test is probably important there is also the question of - what's in it for me? How does it serve my purpose of passing this test?
The questions you ask are to discover what you don't know.
The best way to form questions is from the trigger words.
Now for the million $ tip... look at the questions you are asking me and then check with Paul (ask him and search the PhotoReading book for answers).
The topic of activation is covered in the PhotoReading book. It actually answers all your questions about the mechanics. All you need to do is remember the question as you superread and dip or skitter, and when you find the answer forget it and ask the next question.
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