Can you read 25,000 words a minute?!

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Read this interesting article on how some people can read SUPER fast!! I am not really convinced it's possible. Tell me your thoughts.

http://www.photoreading.org/

 

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so THAT'S what happened to all of the biology and goverment i skimmed last year... if only they told you how to do it...

i don't think it's possible for the brain to comprehend that much information in such a small amount of time... without reading it it seems kind of silly to be able to 'activate' it. sounds like bull**** to me

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I Am Leet Speed Reedar. Taht page took me 1 sceond to read!11


I'm sure you can take a glance at a page and maybe retain one word per paragraph, but I really don't believe in this "unlocking the info" stuff. It sounds like a cheap telemarketing scam, especially after "The missing link has only recently been discovered!"

 

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why do people even bother to waste thier time making a webpage like that.

If that were true don't you think it would have been on the news or something...

 

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No, actually, they probably would've read every book in the world by now, becoming the smartest individual in existance, and pronouncing himself the supreme ruler of the world. Wow...I'm beginning to sound like Dogbert.

 

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LMAO peachz

 

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If you do a search on google on "Photoreading" they have a lot webpages about it.

 

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If you do a search for Alien Abductees, ghosts, and monsters, there are a lot of pages about those too

 

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With PhotoReading we get
into the 90% part of the brain that Einstein said we do not tap. He
said we do not even use 10 percent of our brain's power. Peter Russell
who wrote the Brain Book said, 10 percent? we do not even use one tenth
of one percent. So there is a lot of natural, brain power that we do
not even use: 90-99%. And that's what we begin to tap into with PhotoReading.

Click to expand...

- what kind of brain-dead autistic mongoloid somnambulists did these guys test to get these results!?

 

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...its in the cards.

 

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I was reading the american medical journal not long ago, I think the June of 2000 edition. They mentioned that this was possible and demonstrated the technique in front of a live scientific council with a random book. Supposedly, the guy picked up the book and spent "perhaps a second on each page" and then was able to "recite the words and facts from those pages almost verbatim". It looks interesting. Now where to get $245.00 hmmm...