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Regarding systems, it really is a matter of application: remembering phone numbers, multiplication tables, appointments. Some systems have greater learning curves that others. Individuals may need long-term retention while others simply want to retain the information for a test.
Mnemotechnics- Thanks much for creating this summary on memory technique. It's helpful. A voice tone variation & increased energy would add spice to this wonderful content video.Again, Thanks. :) - AHA, 6/11/18
This video is one of the (if not THE ) best for content, clarity and comprehension on this topic. It is also one of the worst for delivery. I think you should remake this with better delivery and same slides. It would be ACE!!!!
Sorry, it's just the way my voice is. We'll create more videos on our newer channel at some point with different narration. Subscribe there and click the bell icon to be notified when they are live. www.youtube.com/@artofmemory You can also learn more about the techniques on our website: artofmemory.com/start/
Thanks! There is more information on the Ben System here: artofmemory.com/wiki/Ben_System and here: artofmemory.com/search/node/ben%20system If you have specific questions about the technique, you can post them in the forum on artofmemory.com and we'll try to answer them. Also be sure to subscribe to the ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory channel, since future videos will be posted there.
Ben Pridmore said his techniques were developed to win memory championships. Are you going to enter a memory championship? Just curious. It's been 4 years now since your reply. Did you learn it?
Brilliant little video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I spent a while creating a major system, mostly of objects and animals (40 - Rose; 93 - Puma etc). I want to use the PAO system, though, so I'm wondering if I now need to re-do my major system to make it all people (40 becoming Rod Stewart; 93 becoming Paul Merton). I avoided that at first because I thought too many people would risk confusion and crossovers, but now I realise it's a lot easier when each person is assigned the object and action. Looking forward to it already.
Thanks, I'll try to add more soon. Follow our main channel to be notified: ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory -- there's also a forum: forum.artofmemory.com/
Thanks, we'll try to add a video on that. Subscribe to our newer channel to be notified: ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory -- you can also ask questions in our forum in the meantime: forum.artofmemory.com/
I'm not sure about the historical reason, but you could ask in our forum. There are actually many different ways to build similar number systems. Check out this page for the history of the technique -- there's also a link to the forum in the menu: artofmemory.com/blog/history-of-the-major-system/
really good but only for remembering numbers! Most people need to remember names, places, a list of objects, weather it be a grocery list, the periodic system, states in the US........and so on.......so how do you do that????
Good questions. If you sign up for a free account at artofmemory.com/forum the site will send you an ebooklet with some directions on where to find that information. You can also download it directly at: artofmemory.com/ebook
You can change things around if you want. The important part is that you can go from the number to the image and back. The systems are just various ways that help you do that, and it's fine to modify them if it helps you remember the images better.
Dominic looks better imo but how do you deal with odd numbers? Do you fill it with majoy system? Take for example 15 35 64 1. I can't use 01 on the last one since I would be sneaking an extra 0 before the 1
Did you ever find an answer to your question? I don't understand it yet but some day I may run into the same problem 😅 I'm just getting started on number memorization
Sorry, I didn't see your messages. @dariovdo3237 @AshAndCream - You can create an extra set of images for digits 0-9. Number shapes, number rhymes, shaper system, etc. are all methods that will work to create those 10 extra images. For more details, ask your question in the forum where we will have more room to write a longer reply: forum.artofmemory.com/
I've been trying for over 30 years to adapt these systems to allow me to memorise chess openings and games. I have been unable to do so due to the fact that, if the same opening is used in 100 games, I cant find a way to make the associations unique to a specific game.
You might want to join some of the discussions about chess on our website: artofmemory.com/search/node/chess We also have a newer UA-cam channel at ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory
Yes, you can also find some example PAO systems on this page that might provide ideas: artofmemory.com/wiki/Person-Action-Object_(PAO)_System#Complete_PAO_Systems
It might, that I miss something, but I don't see the benefit of your System. For the first Column (Person) it's easy to reproduce, because you have your mnemonic-system to reproduce them. But as far as I see, you have to memorize all Actions and Objects too, to be able to reproduce them. BUT you don't have the way to reproduce them by your memorizing-system, because they don't assigned to the number them self. You have to learn it by heart. (Example: Your 16 = Action "lifting"... because it's the second part of the Row 15-16-33, I see, that 16 is an Action, but I need to know this action by heart, to be able to reproduce it.) In this case, you have to memorize 89 (10 till 99) Objects, and 89 Actions, which all need to be fully unique.
You can either pick actions/objects that match the sounds or ones that match the persons. For an example of a system that matches the sounds for P, A, and O, see this example: forum.artofmemory.com/t/major-system-based-pao-with-pictures/26953/12 For other examples, see this page: artofmemory.com/wiki/PAO_System_Examples Personally, I don't use PAO but just have one image for every 1-digit, 2-digit, and 3-digit number (1,110 images). I recommend asking your question in the forum too, because people there might have additional tips: forum.artofmemory.com/
Isn't there an misstake in your Video at the explanation at 11:54? You told to use he major-system for PAO, but use the Dominic-System e.g. 15 isn't AE in Major-System, but T-L. You better notice this in the Video, so that the watchers are not confused about this?!
The video is saying that the image generation system can be different than the image placement system. The Dominic System and Major System are image generation systems, and PAO is an image placement system. You can use any image generation system with any image placement system. So it's okay to use the Dominic System for PAO. See the section at 13:02, and let me know if you have any questions. If you post in the forum, we could have a longer discussion about it there: forum.artofmemory.com/
Check out the forum. There are many discussions about it there. If you don't see an answer in the search results (see the links in this comment), start a new thread there and people will be able to suggest some techniques. forum.artofmemory.com/search?q=history forum.artofmemory.com/search?q=dates
In the Dominic System, "E" is 5. If you want to use "S" for 5 you can do that too. Many people customize the systems. My own number system is customized -- a variation of the Ben System. --Josh
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What are some more ways to not mix up the order of images in a location. I am struggling a lot with that. Please help if you can.
That was one of the best and most helpful/useful/practical videos I have ever seen! Thank you
Regarding systems, it really is a matter of application: remembering phone numbers, multiplication tables, appointments. Some systems have greater learning curves that others. Individuals may need long-term retention while others simply want to retain the information for a test.
Mnemotechnics- Thanks much for creating this summary on memory technique. It's helpful. A voice tone variation & increased energy would add spice to this wonderful content video.Again, Thanks. :) - AHA, 6/11/18
This video is one of the (if not THE ) best for content, clarity and comprehension on this topic. It is also one of the worst for delivery. I think you should remake this with better delivery and same slides. It would be ACE!!!!
Sorry, it's just the way my voice is. We'll create more videos on our newer channel at some point with different narration. Subscribe there and click the bell icon to be notified when they are live. www.youtube.com/@artofmemory You can also learn more about the techniques on our website: artofmemory.com/start/
Thank you for the sharing this info! I hope everyone here find out info for personal purpose!
Great video but you never got around to showing us the Ben system.
Your explanations are well done.
Thanks! There is more information on the Ben System here:
artofmemory.com/wiki/Ben_System
and here:
artofmemory.com/search/node/ben%20system
If you have specific questions about the technique, you can post them in the forum on artofmemory.com and we'll try to answer them. Also be sure to subscribe to the ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory channel, since future videos will be posted there.
Ben Pridmore said his techniques were developed to win memory championships. Are you going to enter a memory championship? Just curious. It's been 4 years now since your reply. Did you learn it?
Brilliant little video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I spent a while creating a major system, mostly of objects and animals (40 - Rose; 93 - Puma etc). I want to use the PAO system, though, so I'm wondering if I now need to re-do my major system to make it all people (40 becoming Rod Stewart; 93 becoming Paul Merton). I avoided that at first because I thought too many people would risk confusion and crossovers, but now I realise it's a lot easier when each person is assigned the object and action. Looking forward to it already.
Keen on other videos from you- I love your logical flow.
Thanks, I'll try to add more soon. Follow our main channel to be notified: ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory -- there's also a forum: forum.artofmemory.com/
Great overview! Thanks for sharing!
Great video worth a million likes
Thanks
I like your video, very complete, concise to the point. Thanks.
Well explained thank you so much. Please apply the systems on the text not just numbers.
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Thank you so much Mister
Clear explanation 👍👍
are the W, h and Y ignored withing the major system because they sound to similar?
I'm not sure about the historical reason, but you could ask in our forum. There are actually many different ways to build similar number systems. Check out this page for the history of the technique -- there's also a link to the forum in the menu: artofmemory.com/blog/history-of-the-major-system/
Beautifully explained
That was so helpful, thank you- but why do you sound so down and low?
does anybody know why dominic set up that system with sequence of letters? Thank you!
Also Ben Pridimore system please
thank You
Peaceful,precise,organized and informative...Very good video👌👌
Thank you very much, well explained.
really good but only for remembering numbers! Most people need to remember names, places, a list of objects, weather it be a grocery list, the periodic system, states in the US........and so on.......so how do you do that????
Good questions. If you sign up for a free account at artofmemory.com/forum the site will send you an ebooklet with some directions on where to find that information.
You can also download it directly at:
artofmemory.com/ebook
Amazing video!
Does it have to be first two consonants?
You can change things around if you want. The important part is that you can go from the number to the image and back. The systems are just various ways that help you do that, and it's fine to modify them if it helps you remember the images better.
thank youu
Dude. Drink some coffee! That's the most deadpan delivery I have ever heard.
Dominic looks better imo but how do you deal with odd numbers? Do you fill it with majoy system?
Take for example 15 35 64 1. I can't use 01 on the last one since I would be sneaking an extra 0 before the 1
Did you ever find an answer to your question? I don't understand it yet but some day I may run into the same problem 😅 I'm just getting started on number memorization
Sorry, I didn't see your messages. @dariovdo3237 @AshAndCream - You can create an extra set of images for digits 0-9. Number shapes, number rhymes, shaper system, etc. are all methods that will work to create those 10 extra images. For more details, ask your question in the forum where we will have more room to write a longer reply: forum.artofmemory.com/
Excellent job. Highly appreciated 🙏
Very very well explained...
Very clear thanks
Thanks. We also have some more videos on our newer channel over here: ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory
Very helpful, thank you.
THANKS A LOT. BE BLESSED.
Very informative, thank you.
I've been trying for over 30 years to adapt these systems to allow me to memorise chess openings and games. I have been unable to do so due to the fact that, if the same opening is used in 100 games, I cant find a way to make the associations unique to a specific game.
You might want to join some of the discussions about chess on our website: artofmemory.com/search/node/chess
We also have a newer UA-cam channel at ua-cam.com/users/artofmemory
There is a chapter about this in one of the o'brien books
Best!
Can i make pao system using initials of people through major system ? can i use the same objects lists from 00 to 99 ?
Yes, you can also find some example PAO systems on this page that might provide ideas: artofmemory.com/wiki/Person-Action-Object_(PAO)_System#Complete_PAO_Systems
It might, that I miss something, but I don't see the benefit of your System. For the first Column (Person) it's easy to reproduce, because you have your mnemonic-system to reproduce them. But as far as I see, you have to memorize all Actions and Objects too, to be able to reproduce them. BUT you don't have the way to reproduce them by your memorizing-system, because they don't assigned to the number them self. You have to learn it by heart. (Example: Your 16 = Action "lifting"... because it's the second part of the Row 15-16-33, I see, that 16 is an Action, but I need to know this action by heart, to be able to reproduce it.) In this case, you have to memorize 89 (10 till 99) Objects, and 89 Actions, which all need to be fully unique.
You can either pick actions/objects that match the sounds or ones that match the persons. For an example of a system that matches the sounds for P, A, and O, see this example:
forum.artofmemory.com/t/major-system-based-pao-with-pictures/26953/12
For other examples, see this page:
artofmemory.com/wiki/PAO_System_Examples
Personally, I don't use PAO but just have one image for every 1-digit, 2-digit, and 3-digit number (1,110 images).
I recommend asking your question in the forum too, because people there might have additional tips:
forum.artofmemory.com/
Lol Samuel it isnt 'his' system :) and what do you mean 89 objects? It's 100 people, actions and objects in PAO.
OH shit! You are a life saver!
perfect explaination. thank you! which system do you prefer?
I use my own system that is mainly based on the Ben System. You can read about it here: artofmemory.com/wiki/Josh_Cohen/
@@mnemotechnicsacademy thanks a lot!
Isn't there an misstake in your Video at the explanation at 11:54? You told to use he major-system for PAO, but use the Dominic-System e.g. 15 isn't AE in Major-System, but T-L.
You better notice this in the Video, so that the watchers are not confused about this?!
The video is saying that the image generation system can be different than the image placement system. The Dominic System and Major System are image generation systems, and PAO is an image placement system. You can use any image generation system with any image placement system. So it's okay to use the Dominic System for PAO. See the section at 13:02, and let me know if you have any questions. If you post in the forum, we could have a longer discussion about it there: forum.artofmemory.com/
Which is the best system to memorize historical date and year
Check out the forum. There are many discussions about it there. If you don't see an answer in the search results (see the links in this comment), start a new thread there and people will be able to suggest some techniques.
forum.artofmemory.com/search?q=history
forum.artofmemory.com/search?q=dates
@@mnemotechnicsacademy thanks boss 😁
Why not wrote "E" in place of 5 instead of "S"??
Hello! E is 5. S is 6 ??????????????????
In the Dominic System, "E" is 5. If you want to use "S" for 5 you can do that too. Many people customize the systems. My own number system is customized -- a variation of the Ben System. --Josh
Confusing AF
If you have questions, ask them over in the forum and we can help. There's a free PDF ebook too: artofmemory.com/ebook
Thank you