The inability to concentrate. Do I need a mind machine?
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 23:13
Hello!
Recently I am interested in mind machines. About them want to learn more. Whether the truth is written in the description of the models mind machines or those words at least embellished? All these wonders of technology is not a new divorce?
I better not torture issues and go on to describe my problem, and then to the main issue.
The fact that I have a huge difficulties with concentration while reading. I can't even half-page to read without distractions. Remember read very little bad, given the material, can not sit and read several pages. I'm mad at myself and just stop reading that is sometimes necessary. And fiction for that reason, do not read (if they start, then throw the book, not having read it). You can explain to me what this is? Suffer from mental disorders, treated with pills, therapy at the time gave nothing.
And now the main question - WHETHER in this case a mind machine? Help sessions with a mind machine to reach normal (and better high) focus on reading? If Yes, please describe more about it.
Recently I am interested in mind machines. About them want to learn more. Whether the truth is written in the description of the models mind machines or those words at least embellished? All these wonders of technology is not a new divorce?
I better not torture issues and go on to describe my problem, and then to the main issue.
The fact that I have a huge difficulties with concentration while reading. I can't even half-page to read without distractions. Remember read very little bad, given the material, can not sit and read several pages. I'm mad at myself and just stop reading that is sometimes necessary. And fiction for that reason, do not read (if they start, then throw the book, not having read it). You can explain to me what this is? Suffer from mental disorders, treated with pills, therapy at the time gave nothing.
And now the main question - WHETHER in this case a mind machine? Help sessions with a mind machine to reach normal (and better high) focus on reading? If Yes, please describe more about it.
