World memory champion Andi Bell's card technique. [1/2]

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  • @Aaakeith
    @Aaakeith 12 років тому +1

    My psychology professor taught us something similar a few years ago. He had us number off parts of our body in a logical order (For example, #1 toes, #2 ankles, #3 shins, #4 knees, etc). Then he gave us a list of twenty completely random unconnected things. To this day I still remember the list. The technique was to imagine that particular body part was bizarrely connected to the item. For example, #4 was a gun, so I imagined my kneecaps opened up and could shoot bullets out of them.

  • @avdad2000
    @avdad2000 17 років тому

    Great video - these techniques can be used to memorize lists of anything.

  • @pinetreewinter
    @pinetreewinter 17 років тому

    Totally rad! I'm working on this, but haven't perfected it yet. I have one-hundred people numbered, but no verbs yet, or objects yet.

  • @alimirza30
    @alimirza30 18 років тому

    Wonderull Video, you are doing a great job, could you please give some more Examples.

  • @BG7YKTI
    @BG7YKTI 13 років тому

    loved what he said at the end.

  • @54spiritedwill54
    @54spiritedwill54 17 років тому

    that's pretty cool. you are doing a great job

  • @marczento9348
    @marczento9348 11 років тому

    @Monica - It's easy to find more information on Andi Bell. Google it?
    You find it on Wikipedia. You find an article on the Memoteq Community. You find his personal website etc...
    Easy!

  • @pajodaep
    @pajodaep 17 років тому

    this same method is also used by some blindfold cubers especially when blindsolving multiple 3x3 cubes, 4x4, and 5x5 cubes.

  • @unhidden
    @unhidden 17 років тому

    wikipiedia works fine to, herigone's system works to. The replacement of a well known route is replaced here by an array of already memorized objects mapping to certain numbers.

  • @MrPhilosopher88
    @MrPhilosopher88 14 років тому

    @hermotsura I agree. the principles are simple, but I think the complexity of the terms is what throws people off.

  • @richardfredlund8846
    @richardfredlund8846 2 роки тому

    it's a pity Andi Bell never did any independent memory videos

  • @iam2strong
    @iam2strong 17 років тому

    Interesting thing is, I learned about this technique (which is called the technique of Loci) in two different classes this semester. But I'm not good at using it.

  • @EmotionalContagion
    @EmotionalContagion 14 років тому

    @JamesShottyBoi It's called 'Poing' by Rotterdam Termintaion Source.

  • @MrAcerCyrus
    @MrAcerCyrus 13 років тому

    @radnev007 not that long once u did it at the firstime u can easily memorize every time u did it ure memory improves its fun to do :)

  • @mmcooe
    @mmcooe 12 років тому

    This is amazing,,, Can anyone refer a book or video which teaches this Technique in detail..

  • @simka123
    @simka123 12 років тому

    It's hard, but its possible. I try I remembered 52 cards with like 5 mistakes(I forgot the order of cards in one picture). he is amazing

  • @saleemisgod
    @saleemisgod 12 років тому

    36 decks in just over an hour is the record-that's the time to memorize them.

  • @bofhd89o
    @bofhd89o 14 років тому

    in my pov its not necessary to follow this method..there are many memorizing methods..pick one that suits ur memory...some people memorize melodies like me...BUT get the main idea behind memorizing which is linking and associating things together ;D

  • @michaeljt10
    @michaeljt10 11 років тому

    You can use it for anything, the more powerful your imagination the better.

  • @eltranced
    @eltranced 14 років тому

    @Equivicae
    but how do you not get the sequences from the past not mess up your current sequences? i would get confused .....

  • @ddcdalamance
    @ddcdalamance 12 років тому

    Can we use the same route/locations over and over again for different subjects?

  • @ItalianWarrior777
    @ItalianWarrior777 17 років тому

    he is a true genius

  • @KingNat.
    @KingNat. 10 років тому +1

    how can this work with Math or Science or Social studies subjects like that?

  • @lihao
    @lihao 18 років тому

    I want to know more information about memory.

  • @nobodychamps
    @nobodychamps 15 років тому

    Can someone tell me how I could apply this technique in school? It's not like I would be memorizing random deck of cards.

  • @manlovef
    @manlovef 11 років тому

    the point is how can him link between informations and objects (pictures)?
    i mean informations not numbers

  • @101LiquidNitrogen
    @101LiquidNitrogen 11 років тому

    can i use this for maths physics, biology...... history and so forth?

  • @snizshizzle
    @snizshizzle 15 років тому

    What system would you use to find out what card is missing from the deck?

  • @flashmodeify
    @flashmodeify 11 років тому +1

    I'm sure he did well in school

  • @billyraybar
    @billyraybar 11 років тому

    Technique works. My video on the mnemonic major system works too. It's on my channel

  • @Vire70
    @Vire70 12 років тому

    It, like most things, is a matter of practice. You'd probably surprise yourself if you tried.

  • @Haza3137
    @Haza3137 12 років тому

    you shoudl read "mooonwalking with einstien" by joshua foer

  • @pmemory2013
    @pmemory2013 11 років тому

    Andi Bell stopped going for the Memory Championships, I suppose

  • @jeffreylucas4494
    @jeffreylucas4494 12 років тому

    No way. You can do this to. Google @ the loci method -> link method --> story method...And google for Dominic O'Brien. If you practise everyday, you can become a good memorizer.

  • @1809Nan
    @1809Nan 12 років тому

    PORTUGUÊS BRAZIL.. legendado em breve? :)

  • @quitejaded
    @quitejaded 15 років тому

    Maybe if you have to remember some vocabulary words, you can walk around your school as you try to study them?

  • @LTE18
    @LTE18 16 років тому

    I use 3 days to learn the technique, not to memories the deck. I use about half an hour or less to remember the deck

  • @bingbungbong
    @bingbungbong 13 років тому

    right when the person started talking in the biggining, thumbs up if you thought it was somebody else

  • @1991vn
    @1991vn 14 років тому

    yeah but kim peek isnt 'normal' this guy is and has his own technique, yeah he wont be able to remember as much as kim peek but theyre different from each other

  • @skrozneobican
    @skrozneobican 13 років тому

    human anathomy for you man is sooo smaall...

  • @LTE18
    @LTE18 16 років тому

    I know this technique.. is not very hard
    I can remember a deck of cards after 3days I learn this technique
    First each number is linked to a picture.. i know 100.. u just need to memorize this but for master like him he should have 1000 or more
    then put them into places. let say number 1 is a ball. then u place the ball at the door in ur room in ur mind. and so on.....
    then ur desk, bookshelf etc..

  • @danielchong1234
    @danielchong1234 11 років тому

    should be Dance of the sugar plum fairy by Tchaikovsky.=D

  • @sidve4140
    @sidve4140 15 років тому

    u said it pal..

  • @ThePedoBrothers
    @ThePedoBrothers 16 років тому

    I don't get it, someone explain it to me how to memorize things

  • @matthew13613
    @matthew13613 13 років тому

    @radnev007 It is not, i can remember about 1000 cards in any order with about two seconds on each card. and if you want to know were i got this skill go to this website. Pmemory.com

  • @skylee4961
    @skylee4961 8 років тому +1

    i wonder if you can use this technique to learn a new language?

    • @orxanmemmedov4810
      @orxanmemmedov4810 8 років тому

      Boost your brain рower in 14 days? twitter.com/69d21b393ddb1d94e/status/804578733948444672 World memoоrу chаmpion Аndi Beeell s сard tесhnique 1 2

  • @arashshibaie1132
    @arashshibaie1132 10 років тому +1

    This guy has his brain cells working...this is not easy...he can work 4 CIA, etc,...he has genius mind.

    • @Aeraleach
      @Aeraleach 10 років тому +1

      exactly not, didn't you listen? even you could do that with this technique and a bit of exercise, that's not his brain that does this, it's the method (and the brain but you know what i'm saying)

  • @noobkil1
    @noobkil1 13 років тому

    dumpert ??

  • @MatthewPerry2011
    @MatthewPerry2011 10 років тому

    I wonder if it easy to win in casino having this ability...

  • @brainbow
    @brainbow 18 років тому

    THat man looks like he guy from the Sim City games.

  • @troglodyto
    @troglodyto 17 років тому

    i've read that this is an ancient technique developed by the greeks

  • @Tysio100
    @Tysio100 12 років тому

    Method of Loci...

  • @Weslo2
    @Weslo2 16 років тому

    lither you just rightfully pwned dmanschaumbizzie
    good job

  • @MrAcerCyrus
    @MrAcerCyrus 13 років тому

    @radnev007 this is not hard isso fun my father even teach this to a 6 year old girl that girl can memorize 50 states in 5 minutes pm for ure questions :)

  • @CH1EFBL1TZ
    @CH1EFBL1TZ 16 років тому

    3 days for a deck... he did 5 decks in 20 mins. 3days for a deck is nothing. I could do 52 cars in like a hour tops.

  • @KingLun
    @KingLun 18 років тому

    I don't understand the technique...

  • @jeffreylucas4494
    @jeffreylucas4494 12 років тому

    Dominic O'Brien..

  • @jedone11
    @jedone11 11 років тому

    You can definitely use it for maths and physics. You just have to use your imagination :-) .

  • @zephorus868
    @zephorus868 14 років тому

    school must be so much better for guys like these lol, sigh

  • @lopytube
    @lopytube 14 років тому

    Damn this guy makes me sad.
    Its takes me 20 min to remember 2 decks.

  • @churde
    @churde 13 років тому

    im not saying its aliens....but its aliens

  • @skatmancrothers9239
    @skatmancrothers9239 11 років тому

    Not the dirt Biking Andy Bell.

  • @ChristiaanBar
    @ChristiaanBar 13 років тому

    haxs

  • @sherlockholmeslives.1605
    @sherlockholmeslives.1605 9 років тому +3

    I've got a totally useless memory! I scored 2 / 15 on a Child Genius memory test, The bottom 15%! I hate all this intelligence SHIT!!! I am NOT clever! And I never said I was! I like oak trees!

  • @TheSirSadler
    @TheSirSadler 13 років тому

    XD

  • @hamhippierepellent
    @hamhippierepellent 15 років тому

    too much free time

  • @Aang4Katara
    @Aang4Katara 13 років тому

    sound to easy for him. :(

  • @arashshibaie1132
    @arashshibaie1132 10 років тому

    Genius...smoking weed fux dis up...