Picture Reading.
You look at pages much as you would look through a book of pictures, there is no regard to focus as in Photoreading where you use the 'x' technique or focus to see the page in the middle.
There is no emphasis on preview per-say, as well post-viewing or any method of activation as found in Photoreading except one, 'dipping'.
Picture Reading is 'idea' based, not word based. Picture reading relies on three disciplines. Each of which have differing learning curves, somewhat involved.
Intuition, Mental focus, and breaking 'sub-vocalization'.
Intuition is developed and subject to proof or else it devolves to superstition.
Mental focus can be found in most any esoteric philosophy that claims same.
Breaking 'sub-vocalization' is the negative description of something very positive which can be proved out scientifically and metaphysically.
I think Photoreading is a great course and recommend it. However, there is no 'one way' to any goal. I have been somewhat collective and have a strong library covering this venue.
Many are intimidated by navigating via 'intuition' for any reason and the pitfalls merit a sober approach for sure.
As to 'activation', I have stated often here in this forum, 'proof comes of goodly use'. And that is generally only valid to oneself as my proof is still largely 'subjective' to a outside observer. You may find people not connecting to how you do a thing and rather are more comfortable after 'observing your excellence' to place you in a 'special box' so they are excused from a similar standard. Easier to call you a genius than use your progress as an inspiration to apply themselves to genius.
So here rather than spell out 'my scheme as such in detail' I prefer to honor this forum underscoring the merits Photoreading.
Computer Science as in 'no formal education'. Then build a data center and saas applications from scratch as well as a Data Center Core that runs it all. The point is using something like/as Photoreading to get done, doing what you might not fathom to do otherwise, without having to 'pay professionals to do for you'.
Kind regards!
And maybe we can play chess sometime.
