In Memory Optimizer, Vera points out that one of things that keeps us from remembering something is that it wasn't "planted" very well in the first place. She uses the example of remembering someone's name, saying that usually the person we're being introduced to doesn't say their name very clearly in the first place, so how can we expect to remember it later? the quality of the planting affects the quality of the harvest.
With this in mind, how do you explain the Photoreading system? The information is put in very quickly, with defocused eyes. It would seem, according to Vera, that it wasn't planted very well in the first place, for future harvesting.
Yet she mentions Photoreading positively throughout her presentation. This seems like an apparent contradiction between the two systems, with regard to memory efficiency. Maybe you could ask Vera for an explanation? Thanks.
