Having an exceptional memory is actually easy

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  @hanzhango · 2 months ago · pinned

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  @welfare_ninja · 6 months ago

  <b>saves to watch later</b><br><br><b>forgets to watch</b>

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  @Azoo_02 · 1 year ago

  My memory&apos;s so good now, I&apos;m remembering all my past traumas.

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  @srikrishnavasanth3895 · 1 year ago

  Recalling the entire day before going to bed will help to strengthen memory connections.

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  @mystictnediser3854 · 1 year ago

  I just watched up to minute 18, before I noticed that your microphone is fixed to a fork. That made me smile today!

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  @mrean1889 · 1 year ago

  1. How to menorize fast? → memory palace, acronyms, acrostics, rhymes and songs, chunking (breaking info into small parts). Combine them, for ex, use chunking to break things down and turn each chunk into acronyms<br>2. How to reatain info for a long time and never forget? → &quot;strenght your memory connections&quot; = retreat &amp; retrieve → spaced repetition step 1: encoding the info &gt; step 2: our brain organizes and returns info ready to be retrieved later &gt; step 3: retrieval with the need to have a trigger to recall back the info (a smell, for ex).<br><br>Have a nice day!!

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  @blankbarbie · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqeR-JraiDI&amp;t=177">2:57</a> Mnemonic( number text list picture)<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqeR-JraiDI&amp;t=218">3:38</a> Acronyms (take first letter)<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqeR-JraiDI&amp;t=227">3:47</a> Arcostics or sentence mnemonic <br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqeR-JraiDI&amp;t=345">5:45</a> chunking break it into parts<br><br>To retain <br>Retrieve and repeat <br>Active recalling <br>Space repetition <br><br>1 Encoding <br>2 storage <br>3 retrieval

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  @arbono1 · 1 year ago

  This video is absolutely amazing, I wasn&apos;t expecting that level of quality when I first clicked, it genuinely caught me off guard. And after a quick look at your channel, I’m even more impressed. The quality is outstanding. Thank you for sharing such valuable sets of information, and keep up the incredible work!

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  @Jason-fy7ho · 1 year ago (edited)

  Used to be obsessed with memorising Pi when I was younger and did over 100 digits and naturally found it easier to pair them in 3s. Everyday, I added 6 digits everyday. My math teacher throughout I was crazy because I actively write down all the digits I remembered from the day before and see if I can add in the 6 new digits without pause. (Over 10 pages full of Pi in my maths notebook 😂) Didn&apos;t even know this was actually a real Mnemonics technique for numbers.

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  @BillSmith3546 · 1 year ago

  Another tip: understand, don&apos;t memorize(unless it&apos;s something you rly need to memorize)

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  @MultiBodmin · 11 months ago

  By creating this video, you used a tool that encourages permenance. You taught the informaiton. Not just the information, but the idea, the purpose. Info+purpose+teaching=permanence.

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  @Aritul · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m so sorry that your grandmother has Alzheimer&apos;s. &nbsp;I can&apos;t imagine that it&apos;s easy to watch her forget. &nbsp;I am glad that you are thinking about memory deeply and how to preserve it. &nbsp;Thanks for the tips.

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