Spritzing - Speed reading

[Bjord]

It's not "literally useless", you're just very cynical and unimaginative.

For sure, I might want to read normally as well but I seriously think this could help you study something.

Let's say you're studying something that you don't care too much about but you want to cram all the terminology, all the lingo and all the other crap into your head you could easily do this Spritz thing for a while in addition to normal reading.

Practiced for 20 minutes and 700wpm is easily achievable unless you are boby da slow brayn. 

[Xant]

700 wpm should be easily achieved instantly, Bjord, you needed to practice? Are you boby da slow brayn, Bjord?

And you're not going to learn "terminology and lingo" at 700 wpm. You need to already recognize the words you read or it will be too fast.

[Bjord]

700 wpm should be easily achieved instantly, Bjord, you needed to practice? Are you boby da slow brayn, Bjord?

And you're not going to learn "terminology and lingo" at 700 wpm. You need to already recognize the words you read or it will be too fast.

You're cute.

Either you're being difficult on purpose or your imagination is really that bad. If I wanted to learn a set of terms, I would jot them down on a piece of paper and go through each of the meanings, however detailed the description, using Spritzing and then re-cap by paraphrasing.

[Rebelyell]

700 wpm should be easily achieved instantly, Bjord, you needed to practice? Are you boby da slow brayn, Bjord?

And you're not going to learn "terminology and lingo" at 700 wpm. You need to already recognize the words you read or it will be too fast.

you are actually right, got like 900 after some practice, it is is really different than the other technique that I used to learn but I think they can go well together.
minus of that technik is actually decrease in details that I remember from text(it dropped around 17%)
but u must be some wonderchild that you got 700 out of the bat.

[Bjord]

you are actually right, got like 900 after some practice, it is is really different than the other technique that I used to learn but I think they can go well together.
minus of that technik is actually decrease in details that I remember from text(it dropped around 17%)
but u must be some wonderchild that you got 700 out of the bat.

I seriously doubt you can comprehend English at 900 wpm, even with practice.

[Xant]

you are actually right, got like 900 after some practice, it is is really different than the other technique that I used to learn but I think they can go well together.
minus of that technik is actually decrease in details that I remember from text(it dropped around 17%)
but u must be some wonderchild that you got 700 out of the bat.

How did you get 900? The website only goes up to 700.

[Rebelyell]

I seriously doubt you can comprehend English at 900 wpm, even with practice.

max 450 and i still lose a lot on it at 500 small word like it, or, we ect ar almost invisible for me

[Xant]

I think I'd be able to spritz at 1000 wpm, 700 isn't even challenging. Is there someplace to try 1000?

[Rebelyell]

How did you get 900? The website only goes up to 700.

login with facebook acc and you can go up to 1000 words

[Xant]

There is no login button, Rebelyell -- furthermore, do I look like some kind of a nerd? I don't have Facebook.

[Bjord]

I think I'd be able to spritz at 1000 wpm, 700 isn't even challenging. Is there someplace to try 1000?

ur mums cunny

http://www.spritzlet.com/

[Xant]

As I thought, 1000 WPM is easy as well but trying to read any highly technical text with spritz is gayer than Bjord's mum.

[Rebelyell]

There is no login button, Rebelyell -- furthermore, do I look like some kind of a nerd? I don't have Facebook.

http://www.spritzlet.com

I wanted to make comment about reading with understanding etc but I will just leave that thread alone.

[Xant]

I wanted to make comment about reading with understanding etc but I will just leave that thread alone.

[Torben]

top notch law students i know go through a few thousand pages a day, while dedicated medicine students top at a few hundred max.  quite a hint to the kind of info you need to extract from the text being key to your speed.