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I'm wondering how long I should spend staring at a page while in the photoreading stage. I assume is that the longer I stare at the page then the greater imprint it will leave on my mind and as a result will comprehend the material better. I wonder if somebody has some expertise regarding my assumption and whether it is correct or not
Also i was wondering which is more effective for comprehension/retainment of learnings in regards to photoreading 1 page at a time vs staring at the blip 2 pages at a time.

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As fast as you can turn the pages. You don't stop and stare at all. Keep turning the page with a rhythm. Use the chant to keep the pace.

The part of the brain that you're using when you're PhotoReading is faster, much much faster than your conscious mind.

Alex


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