Speed reading demonstration
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
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Watch the speed reading demonstration of 13 year old in johnny carson show. It is informative and at the same time funny.
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Once upon a time and then they all died the end.
😂😂😂
Lol mad
Decided to try speedreading on the bus for the first time last year, I read "3d game programming with C++" a 600 page book and a book called "A new history of the Picts" a 191 page pamphlet in 2 hours! No idea of w.p.m
Ron Wood a Super reading master has accepted my challenge to a Twiddling Contest to see if his super reading, can match my Twiddling, The Mad Wizard says!
@@MonsiorTortoise How did you learn ?
Were you able to code a full 3d game afterward?! Lol
I bet you only remember the first word of the book and nothing else
Well I started “The Stormlight Archive: The way of kings” by Brandon Sanderson about 4 days ago and I’m on page 504. As a person who just started my reading adventure and I’ve only read 1 other series(ASOIF) at the age of 32 I think I’m doing quite well :D I never realized how fun reading can be. I always used to look at readers weirdly, thought they were the odd ones. Boy was I wrong. I’ve missed out on so much awesome reading. But better late than never.
Same
I was never a reader, but I found Christ, and although I still don't enjoy reading, I love reading the Bible. All in Christ know they are going to heaven. God bless ❤✝️
The look on his face as she reads 😂
whose that grey haired guy on the right? he's hilarious.
BUSH father
Joe
His name is "JOHHNY CARSON"
Here's the proof👇👇
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Joe mama
who's not whose idiot
I would believe this than Chinese speed reading 😅
Hahaha that's a freaki'n scam haha
Lol
Flickering book shit
I'm skeptical. She seems smart enough to know these answers. Where is she now? She's gotta be 50 today, if she can parse and absorb info like that then surely today she's head of the AMA or an intelligence asset or something like that?
According to a book I read a while ago, she abandonned the reading techniques because of some spat with Evelyn Wood.
@@MaricaAmbrosius wdym?
Darsh Hi I don't know the details, the book didn't care about them, but from what I understand it had something to do with her results being used in advertising. She told people the methods o ly worked on "some types of reading" after entering college, and I think that was all they got out of her.
I'm still skeptical, and after reading about Evelyn Wood I still am. I feel like only "certain types of people" could ever do this imo. Just like you can't learn to compute numbers faster than a calculator, yet some people can do that too. It's a talent, a gift. If you can do it then you don't need to learn how, and if you can't you never will.
That's my opinion and I'm sticking with it still.
@@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid no you can speed read ungodly fast, it's possible I've been in courses for 2 weeks and I've learned so much ( through the book, exercises, and most importantly experience ) I've managed to improve alot and am currently raising my iq as well,
Don't limit your self
if only i could read this fast
you can
you just need giving yourself the way
@@cerveauboost giving yourself the way??
I think it might work. Takes practice. I've tried it from my friends advice. He said he could do it. You just have to focus hard at looking at each work. Just look at all the words don't try to read them in your head. Your brain automatically understands it to a degree I think with practice it gets better.
I had a speed reading & memory program book series. Borrowed to to a friend, he FORGOT to return it!
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Looks like it didn't help 🤣
Guys, it's possible.
Mobi Angelina I read impossible then reread it.
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Seems to be cut up at the best part
I think what people think of speed reading is actually skimming the passage.
I don't trust old television.
And I don't trust new television.
Matter of fact I don't trust anything that was ever on television.
I miss the Johnny Carson Show !!!
How Can I?
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I can also move my finger accross pages
Good speed readers aren't much different to gods.
You know this sounds badass but- you know what never mind
i read that as God speed.
God : shut up
You mein gods aren‘t much different to Speed Readers
LMAO. He's using a book he selected. Lets see her do that with a Pathology book or Microbiology.
aky19832001 you are right. it must be a topic she was familiar with otherwise it would be impossible. They probably chose s book with big words to impress people.
jokes on you, seems like she (Elizabeth Jaffee) is now a professor of oncology: ua-cam.com/video/l5f83lT0lZI/v-deo.html
It works with more difficult texts, as long as you understand the glossary. Howard Berg speaks about this. Ofcourse you can't speed read words you wouldn't understand even at slower speeds.
@@Rayhuntter Amazing!
As much I could agree with you the results will be the same. I purchased a book previously about how to pass your exams. It listed the same technique she used, what she's doing is absorbing data by LOOKING at it. Yet normally speed readers have to READ it in their MINDS. That little voice in our heads is stopping the limits at which our brains can read and process information.
Just think about this, When u see the words 'STOP' u don't have to read it in ur mind u just look at it. And you know what it says.
She's doing the same. But with thousands of words.
-Try it out.
Them: Reading isn’t a sport
Me: 😉
Ability is nice but can the brain utilize it?
Of course, think of it like this: Do you even remember where all the keys on the keyboard are? (I don't)
And yet you can type hundreds, perhaps even thousands of letters a minute with ease without even thinking about it, this means that even those abilities we do not consciously find use for, are always a part of our mind and serve not only as subconscious tools which facilitate our thinking and allows for far greater mental strategies, but also allows us not only to be good at our chosen task, but excel at things most in our lives, without us having to even consciously think about it
This also proves that not only our language works subconsciously, but also features tied to it, which in the end stretches to most, if not all abilities which we have, as everything from hand gestures, to art, to crying (emotional intelligence) and so on, are technically our means of expressing ourselves
This is foooking crazy broooo
She's not using any "technique". Its a gift she has. And its very impressive. Xmen like.
But different speed reading techniques can be learned (other than photographic memory and high speed data processing like she probably do and we wont, ever, achieve). I wouldnt be surprised that she's Asperger.
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My theory is that she taught her brain that whatever her finger slides across is now within her mind, as a hypnotist and a mentalist I know that this is technically possible trough the power of Monoideism aka "One Idea: (which means extreme concentration and hyperfocus, this state of mind is also better known and popularized as... YES hypnosis) the fact that she believes she can, allows her brain to access features the rest of us block with our critical mind, aka doubt, this is not something she was born with, nor is it some "hack" this is due to incredible levels of effort, she decided she would become the best, and she probably still is by far
It might sound impossible to people most, but I have seen these limits be broken, and while I have used methods that allow others to access them I have not been close to reaching such amazing levels myself, only true effort and dedication can allow anyone to reach such
And I repeat: She didn't wake up one day and realize she could do this automatically as a gift no sir! (unless she is an "low functioning" autist and savant, which simply means that her brain lacks those literally "Critical" components that tell her "No you cannot do this because it's not within the norms") yet from the seems this lady succeeded trough talent, the appropriate tools aka skills, and again: EFFORT lots and lots of it
Another way I can try explain the power of the subconcious (and the fact that it works outside our reach, but not within our conscious control)
Do you remember exactly where the keys of a keyboard are? Probably not, and yet when you try to type a comment you can type hundreds of letters a minute with ease yes? That is your subconscious power working for you
Just think, all three have been dead for a while now.
Это правда впечатляет.
Solo masajeó el libro.
Like si por viniste por el. Libro de Amazon jaja
Jaja gracias amazon Kindle
HackMike Vine por Anne Jones pero ahora q mencionas a Amazon cual es ese libro que te hizo venir aqui??! :O
Yo vine por un señor de lectura rápida George de trae speed 4 kids
This is like a noob watching pro fortnite players
Thank you love you
i can read 1800 wpm and im in 5th grade :/
@@demetter7936 yes i can
*Looks at your nickname and leaves*
No seriously, with a name like that you aren't convincing anybody ever, I would expect more intelligence for a speed reader...
I wonder how fast I read, I am 40 now and still read fast, but as a kid I used to get a book, read in the bathroom and come out like an hour and a alf later, having read it, my head would be exploding in pain and I would be dizzy, alas the book was read
This is legit, there are some schools who teach you ow to to this. It takes you from 4 to 6 months to learn. The minimum that this schools garantee are 2000 words per minute and that if you are a complete loser who never practice
Rogelio Riojas do you know any methods that they use?
She's a quitter
What they didn't tell you is that she quit being a Speed reader as a College Freshmen and also sued Evelyn Woods.
ref: www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1980/08/25/the-speedreading-courses-are-they-just-skimming/94fe6f9e-8cb1-4e6a-b0aa-f126f6564117/?.647f3703b690
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Adrian Brice please send another link since g+ is no longer available 😊 dropbox or something
"And that if you are a complete loser who never practice"
This cannot be completely right, I mean perhaps I am taking your words too much on the nose/face value here, but if what you say (said seven years ago lol, or rather, wrote) had any truth to it, I would sign up and then just leave, apparently the act of signing up alone making me able to read 2000 words per minute, minimum
Alas you're completely right, many here claim "This girl was born with a gift like the X-men" as a hypnotist I can tell you this: This is fully possible once you teach the subconscious mind, and that's easy, you do not type these comments consciously after all, you just think of a word and your subconscious moves your fingers super fast to match the speed at which you think said words, needless to say: That is the power of the subconscious and she is also using her fingers by the way, that's no coincidence, she has taught her mind that anything her finger goes trough, is absorbed, and taught her finger that everything goes to the brain
Sounds like lunacy? Sure, if you think about your fingers typing hundreds of letters a minute on a keyboard without you even thinking about it consciously, now that's insanity beyind what this girl does, and in the end so much simpler...
This is funny!
It's real.. But cammon 😭
Its not hard
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
LOL that's not how speed reading is done, but ok lol
clearly it is
Jeremy Martin oh yea? Do you know how to do it? More importantly, can you show me, friend?
fourhourworkweek.com/2009/07/30/speed-reading-and-accelerated-learning/
this page is how I got started. I'm not even close to her speed but I read about 547wpm (if the book isn't too dense)
+Jeremy Martin thanks for that. You like Tim Ferriss eh? Read his 4 Hour workweek book and really liked the ideas. You read about 547 wpm eh? Is that with fiction or non-fiction books? Also is it with text books or with self-help improvement books?
I find the speed of reading slows down dramatically with more technical/complex and unfamiliar bodies of information, don't you?
Bob Smith indeed.
How?
Difficult to believe
No some people really do have the talent
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Cazzo come fai a saperlo 😂
@@iosonodetectiveconan eeeeh magia
this makes sense to me 🗿
People bought this like seriously?
its actually legit
I call bullshit
With what?
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On being able to read that fast. Your brain is not built to read like that.
I think there was trickery going on
segamegadrive34 Ok I'll leave you to think that, I know speed reading works, there are various techniques, for example shes uses her finger across the page to reduce the number and duration of fixations per line, and for comprehending the material (the difficult part) that is something that I believe takes time to get used to, once you've trained the skill well enough.
segamegadrive34 That's not even half as good as the world record. The brain can do crazy things if trained. Savants who are naturally talented at such things can do this even faster.
Look up savants. Guys like Daniel Tammet. Althugh I forget the name of the savant I'm referring to.
Indian guy is better
I don't think she understands what she read
I think she does. Its hard to remember otherwise.
Was she actually reading? Looks like a scripted joke to me.
She was Hartiya, imagine someone typing hundreds of words on a keyboard without even being sure where all the keys on said keyboard are...
Like you do, sounds impossible, but pretty easy huh?
That's nonesense. Anyone who passed school knows about Galvani and electricity, it doesn't have to be in the book.
Wtf
😂😂😂😂😂😂
bull sht
wtf
I can read like that but im only able to read at least 150 words a minute
Bulls pooop
Faaakeee and staged
Difficult to believe
Harder to believe than someone typing hundreds of letters in seconds without even consciously knowing where the individual keys of a keyboard are? I am one of the fastest typers on a keyboard in the world, and I (like yourself I am sure) just think of the words and my fingers type them down, the opposite should be easier actually, just absorbing information into the brain, that's what we do most as humans