Thanks for the quick response on my last question.When you photoread something and your brain has assimilated the information,in your mind is it pulled back as the copy of a page or do you have understanding of the subject?Sorry for the run on sentence.

You intuit an understanding of the subject. That's why it happens, during activation, that you have the distinct feeling that you already know this and you don't need to read it in great detail.

A recall of the exact copy is unusual; though not impossible it happens very rarely.

Alex

My brain sees "brain glyphs." I'm far-sighted, in PhotoFocus, and flipping pages upside-down. My brain sees the characters as almost like a foreign alphabet. When I noticed this, I went onto the rest of NOPS during the PhotoReading session. I owned it (MY brain glyphs)!. I played with it (This is how I know I'm in PhotoFocus, my Inner Mind can read this faster than the Latin alphabet), and I stayed with it until the end.

Essentially, you're not dealing with the "normal" channels of reading. You're bypassing certain parts of the brain in order to store the concepts in preconscious memory.