How To Do Speed Reading on screen up to 600 words per minute!

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Dr Marc Dussault explains how you can increase your reading speed by up to 400% in 60 seconds using "Rapid Reader" software.

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This is one example of acting antimimeticisomorphically... Doing out-of-the-ordinary things to get extra-ordinary results.

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[lockwar80]

Only bad side is that if you blink you miss half of a sentence

[KlassicJazzz]

how much is that guy like tom cruise

[misadeptrai1011]

@50kT Are there 6 seconds per minute?

[ProudMuslim567]

I read 829 words per minute!

[markcabbage]

@50kT : Wow. For someone who professes to do neurobiology, you'd think basic math wouldn't be a problem for you. 1 min = 60 secs. 600 words / 60 secs = 10 words per sec.

[dizzyd0604]

@50kT It's actually only 10 words a second. Not that bad really as you focus on the main words. I personally don't read that fast but I'm up there.

[50kT]

this doesnt make sense! 600 words a minute is 100 words per second.

I just took a neurobiology exam 1 hour ago and know that the human eye receptors cannot distinguish changes in light faster than about 20 changes a second. Physiologically, the receptor cannot "reset" faster than about 20-25 inputs a second. So this product wont work, in my opinion.

[bobvilaschicken]

I have been following you for some time, so it was cool to actually hear your real voice. Now when I read your blog posts, I can hear your real voice in my head. I can definitely see how this skill can enhance all kinds of business endeavors.

[percussionchica101]

Right?

[tronulu]

@FmobileYT it's not his product, retard.

[MsGlory777]

@KlassicJazzz lol mI4 situation youtube lol this guys sounds just like tom er ethan hunt

[FmobileYT]

Thanks a lot, you know, a gift should be free - that's why it's called a gift !!!

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