Hi,
How many books have you Photoread by utilizing 15/second speed flipping?
Of these books, what proof have you demonstrated in your practical use of the information found in those '15 pages a second' PhotoRead books?
I would suggest more lab work here.
Once you Photoread say 250 books, where maybe more are technical and then relied on that in a real-time environment where you had to sink or swim but then found you could fly. Then I think you will find you have a compelling argument here.
I see two big issues with this.
One, belief. The average person is coming to grips with just flipping the pages at any fine speed like 1 per second and then have mastery of the topic covered.
Two, mental capacity. Have you ever tried to digest mentally so much information?
I think when I am more ready to accelerate my consciousness yet again after the manner of a 'leap' I will push to the 15 pages per second. I have done it to 3 pages per second by manually pushing the enter key with a PDF book file. But mostly I remain content at 1 page per second as per its fastest setting.
And here are two additioanal considerations related to each other.
Output, this discussion is all about speeding up input. However, output is far more important. And honoring the 'ritual' of input at a set and setting 'within' ones 'belief system' is far more likely to be of benefit to mastery of 'output'.
I am not against a fast input per se, not at all. However I am studying how to increase output speed and reliability for I have discovered once you get through a few hundred thousand pages of material, then mental, emotional with physical demonstration is vastly more important than sucking up yet more material.
Kind regards,
