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to actually experience photoreading, and be able to activate a book.




Why? What makes it so important? Haven't you got better things to do?

N.B I'm not criticising or trying to pick an argument. Your purpose is still weak and my questions are intended to help you challenge yourself to find your real purpose. If you get defensive with me you're missing the point. Use my questions as a starting point not as a correction point. I'm not trying to correct you just challenging your thinking. And I write this not just for you Anthony. It's for everyone reading this thread.

The way you say it learning PhotoReading isn't really that important.

AlexK