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Top Comments of this video!! :3
He looks like such a soft, friendly guy
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first time I got 8, only because I knew this method already but then I did it again and got 10, thanks man, really helps with studying history
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Thanks for putting this out there. I paid for a memory improvement kit, paid over 250 bucks..so I could remember anatomy and muscles. I later taught it to my kids for school. It was very similar to yours...the first one was making my whole body the files. Head face neck etc etc and then when we went on to larger needed memory it was a house. Rooms in the house, closets, placing things you needed to remember in those rooms. It's a brilliant trick for our brains!! Thanks again!!
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Wow all of them. I always considered myself to have a poor memory. I guess I just needed help.
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What’s interesting is that I got all ten right the first time — no cheating — but I had the order of the trashcan and computer mixed up. It was the second time that I got all 10 in the correct order using your method. So, this is not only a good memory trick, but helps with organization. I’d like to know if you have tricks for large definitions? So far, the best thing that I’ve been able to do to remember lengthy definitions is to write them down as many times as I can while reciting it out loud until I’ve memorized it, like a force of habit, but this is extremely time consuming, and applying your method adds to the amount of information that’s being processed for long definitions. For example: a definition and explanation that I had to learn for a midterm exam is, “Because of the two multitrack returns accommodating mic and mix status, the signal is already present at the small fader. ‘Pre-fader’, meaning that it’s not dependent on the return by default.” For something like this, the information is too dense to try and throw in abstract concepts like, “an alligator using a mixing console”, without having to forcibly memorize situations where these characters would interact with the concepts in this explanation and definition. How would you memorize large definitions or explanations of concepts? Is there another trick for this? Or am I incorporating this method incorrectly into my study of lengthy concepts? I like the memory trick taught in this video, by the way, and subscribed, because it is effective for quickly memorizing smaller definitions, numbers, dates and items.
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Initially I got 5/10 then I got 10/10. Thanks for sharing this effective memorising technique!
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I got 8/10. The video really helped me, as I have about 200 things to remember for a maths exam. I realised I can use this method with the flash cards to remember the theory and then do practice papers. I can combine it with a memory palace - so a room per subject, then a-z for each topic within that etc.
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I've read about these sorts of tricks before so I had a story about a teddy bear sitting on a desk, walking over to a microphone & tripping over a water bottle into an armchair, there was an orange drink next to it etc etc.
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First Time - 1 Second Time - All 10. I was stunned that it worked... and the recall was almost immediate. I have had a problem with short term and long term memory from 1987 when I was 12 years old involved in a major car accident, head injury etc. I have never been able effectively memorize any type of information. I would be interested in other techniques for lectures / reading information and remembering it / and ..."I totally forgot what I was going to say" ...(after 60 seconds) AND remembering Names.
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Brilliant technique. First time I got three (only two really because one was in the wrong place). Second time I got 9. So this method definitely works!! As an actor I’m always looking for a way to make learning lines easier and this one just got added to another method I use. Many thanks for this.
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I had all at the first attempt because I have been practising for such along time with my own techniques.
I create story from the words I need to memorize
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The animal filing system is good, but on the first round I used a story. There was a teddy bear, on a desk, singing into a microphone, water bottle in one hand, spinning on an office chair, while drinking orange juice. Both times I got 8 - so still some work to go. Thanks for a cool exercise!
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Oh my goodness!! This is crazy how it works!! It worked for me. All 10! Perfect score! Thanks so much.
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This was amazing! I only could remember 3 in the beginning and by the end I remembered 8 of them!
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I got 6 but this trick is way better than just raw short term memory, i will continue to practice this for sure, I appreciate this
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100%!! Thank you so much, I'm gonna use this from now on
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This was really great! I got 7 the first time because I was familiar with the memory palace technique but the second time i got 10/10 using this technique
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Wow! I got 5 randomly the first time and 9 in the correct order the second time! I really needed a great method and this helps. Thank you!
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It works! I will include this in my library. Good job...
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