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...not really, but hey it would probably be a great idea to spice things up right?


But if I was a proficient photoreader and a professional within a certain field of study who wanted to know as much as possible, then what shall I do?

Is it correct that I should p/read as many books as I can... then apply activation on the ones that 'matter'?

Or do I HAVE to actually also speed-read to comprehend since the level of detail I require is of high importance?

Three questions for all those knowledge photoreading intellects...
Thanks

Last edited by steve345; 09/02/08 08:55 AM.
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Hey steve,

As for your first question, photoread as much as you can get. Activate everything you feel suits your purpose. You can do this with probably about twenty books in one day, so it's better than regularly reading it.

Yes it is correct that you should photoread as much as you can and activate the ones you feel are relevant to your purpose.

If you feel you need more information and the other books didn't cover what you need, then yes, ACTIVATE to comprehend. Activation is much more powerful than speed reading, by the way.

Don't over-complicate it for yourself.

-JackTuff13


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