exactly. this doesnt make any sense. you would need a way to remember all of that scenery you made up too. the only way i could see this working is if you made up a "short story" that you could easily memorize to be able to think of the scenery and then remember all the rest of it.
@@chrisw4997 A man STICKED his NOSE up some ICECREAM and found a TRIANGLE. When he touched that triangle it turned into a SNAKE that was coiled like a SPIRAL ,so he grabbed an AXE nearby to swung at the snake ,but the axe shattered like GLASS so he ran and took the nearest TOILET ROLL and tossed is like a FOOTBALL at the snake
That's called mnemonics. Really helps you learn languages, specifically vocabulary, where you can associate some bonkers, vivid and chaotic story with a meaning and a pronunciation of a word. Really helps me to learn Japanese
Can you tell me the way of doing it? I can remember Japanese vocab easily, But I don't know why... And that's not the problem, Korean vocabulary is the nightmare. That's why I need help.
@@blueberrysky7599 lets be friends? because i sorta find the korean vocabulary easy. but for me japanese is the nightmare- like we could help each other in some way?
This was great, been searching for "how to memorize fast" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got cool results with it.
Memorizing letters and words is an essential thing. It's like installing a program in you head which helps you memorize any numbers in your following future
Mehdi Bosta that is true. it seems like learning the systeem is more difficult than learning the accual number. (it is I tried). but once you got the system down you can master all shorts of digets. It kinda reminds my of music. for instance playing the piano. if you want to learn a song. just look for an turtorial. why would you wast time on learning to read the key? then you will learn the song, but you won't be learning how to play piano.
Do some more reading on the subject and you'll understand (see my other comment bellow). Only the consonants shown at the beginning correspond to numbers. Don't use his house and his images, use some other place you know well and make up your own images with the letters. If you're the one who decided that (for example) FS (80) stands for FrankenStein, then you'll remember it. It's also much better if you make up in advance a list of 100 images, 00 to 99, that you reuse over and over everytime you want to remember some number.
Same is true for most interesting and worth learning skills. It's not super easy but it's really not that hard either. The biggest obstacle for most people is the internalyzed notion that this is just too hard or impossible.
I know 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865132823066470938446095505822317253594081284811174502841027019385211055596446229489549303819644288109756659334461284756482337867 and I'm a 12 year old
I wouldn't worry about it, IELTS 2015, I can't remember more than 3 fields of endeavour or more than 3 subjects someone was in life without going back to it again!
You are memorizing something by memorizing something else, so if I can't even remember the first thing I'm trying to memorize, how will I memorize the additional thing I need to memorize to remember what I can't even memorize?
If you try to remember 3.1415 you can think of two people who are the ages of 14 and 15 (1415) after practicing this you will eventually just think of 2 people. And after that just people. And lastly whenever you need to type the numbers you only need a slight not even noticeable feeling to remember those four digits. I have practiced Pi so much now that the first 40 decimals goes by automation.
@@dx8pi6o48 what?? To my brain, remembering two people ages 14 and 15 stores more data than just 4 digits. How does inflating the data set into imagery help ease memorization
Human brains are wired to remember locations and spaces better than digits and factoids. I can't remember my own phone number, but I tried memorizing 25 digits this way, by just placing them in a memory palace, and it worked flawlessly immediately.
There are different techniques for memorising poems for example, except you use one image per sentence, just search on youtube, you should be able to find it
@@chhunsocheat got to prepare for an exam, which has following subjects in syllabus - Modern History Polity Art and Culture Economics Geography Ancient and medieval history Environment Psychology Current Affairs All that, after already assuming I'm good at English vocabulary, reading comprehension, reasoning and non verbal, and high school mathematics. I calculated, 4000 pages is pretty underrated. It's actually way more than that - even after discounting on the basis of minimal material.
I’m happy for you, I really am. You memorized Pi. But I need to memorize FIVE medical text books... and this did nothing but confuse the situation further😩
@@midnightstar621 Give them pet names. No seriously. Making things have shorthand names will let them stick better. Name a disease Leslie and remember the symptoms of being afflicted with Leslie. Is he dangerous to the kidneys? Does he thin the blood? Does he cause excessive sweating? This method helped a friend of mine through medical studies, she swears by it.
@@midnightstar621 Don't thank me, thank my friend who is now a licensed OT. Make a sitcom with your diseases as characters and just remember what each of their "personalities" is. We tend to think of things in narrative fashion more than straight facts.
@@kyleguajardo it's nice of u to share it here😅😁 ... And yeah learning it as straight facts is tedious.... Learning it as a story is way interesting and can be easily remembered
So you're telling me to memorize a code, a house, things in the house that remotely sound like the code, and the way I walk through the house? I think I'll just remember 3.14 lmao
I watched this video 5 years ago and managed to get it in about an hour. It's been a party trick ever since. I've done it so many times I don't even need to use the palace anymore. This video was so nostalgic coz I was in 8th grade when I last watched this and I'm a college freshman now. Thank you guys so much for introducing me to the mind palace technique, and, indeed, the way of the mnemonist. I've no words to express my gratitude.🙂
if you think so, try to memorize, lest say, 10 completely random words just by looking at them for a few seconds. You'll probably remember 5-7 words and forget after a few minutes/hours. Now remember the same sett of words,but make a story in which they are used and create it in your imagination. This way, toy can memroxie even 50 words at the same time and remember them for long, so why won't you just try it before making dumb comments?
It's much less efficient than conventional memory techniques for smaller sets of data. Hugely more efficient for larger sets, which is what the technique is intended for.
i suggest you to read more about how human memory works. and why this kind of assossiation makes easier to lern. im brasilian btw, sry if there is gramatical problems
Student A's memory: 3.14159 Student B's memory: 3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679 Test question: Round off pi to 2 decimal places. Student A: 3.141 so 3.14 Student B: So I'm at my memory palace, there is a druid chilling on the front lawn, druid = DRuiD, D = 1, R = 4, so 3.14
This can be used to memorize notes, not essentially pi. Like if you want to memorize the main ideas so you don't get lost or information like capitals etc..
It's actually unreal how effective this method is. You dont even have to visualize a physical space, just creating stories by word association almost permanently burns information into your brain.... and they dont even have to make sense, if they have a strong enough emotional significance, or any kind of outlier characteristics that make them stick. I came across this method while studying Japanese Kanji characters, following the "Heisig" method, which is basically this. EDIT: Recently got halfway through the Jōyō Kanji: 1200/2200... still going strong. Anki is a godsent
did you make a number match a letter in kanji? can you tell me how you learned kanji by using this method? i’d like to use this method to learn to read chinese and japanese
You know if you're struggling you can remember the 3.1415926 easily by remembering this sentence.. Can I Have A Large Container of Coffee?? Count the word's letters that's the 3.1415926
I'm just helping to those who are struggling in memorizing pi okay?? I memorized 3.1415926535897932384 just like counting 1 - 10?? so don't be like that..
I do this! I now study medicine The material doesn’t doesn’t feel as heavy as it is to be cuz I think of everything as a big story ‘Story of Man’ and every aspect of the learned body is just a different chapter, where the body parts are characters and you just help but follow the lives of characters and watch them grow.
Can you give me an example of one of your stories that you use to memorize information? I’m trying to learn how to do this too but I’m a little confused on how
THIS is what I actually do during our science subject. Funny thing is my classmates doesn't understand it. So basically, I enjoy at the same time remembering every part of human body like it's a story. And now I'm planning to take med for another big story waiting for me:)))))
It took me an hour to completely remember them by cutting them to groups of four and then just trying to remember all of the groups in right order. The next day I was thinking maybe there is an easier way and found this video. Now I can happily say there are no easier ways to remember them.
UA-cam's Conscience If you use puns you still have to find a way to relate it back to numbers. That’s still more difficult to learn than simply memorizing segments of the number by repetition and eventually you put the shorter sequences together to learn longer ones. You don’t have to remember the exact word you used or how it relates to a number or sequence of numbers. It adds more steps to memorize something. Also, if you use a real world space as a way to help you memorize then if something is moved or added it can change your memory of it.
So you get into a wrong conclusion !!!, These 100 digits can be memorize in only just 3 or 4 minutes , but no just pi, every single number in the world, but you have to know the proper technique to memorize, because it a shame the mind does not come with instructions and we do not know how to use the memory effectively, for that reason I want to encourage you to continue searching , maybe on UA-cam the method would be not put because normaly for those techniques you have to Pay, but I can recommend you those Courses because you Will be able to remember numbers like this in less than a half of the time than the tradicional method
Recently I found out a way to memorise: Scan through the page through eyes (deep focus), close the eyes for 2 sec and then open Within that 2 sec, you need to illustrate the page in your brain Then you will be able to recall that page after that, well within a short time period at least. I'm not sure how it works, but it works well with me, and I call it "camera" method :D Of course, not working for complicated stuff, but fine for things that need to be emphasized
Yesss I do that, too! It also works for complicated stuff, you just need to break it down. Usually to help with illustrating big chunks of text in my mind, I highlight specific words and I try to visualize those words first. After that I try to fill in the words that are in between the highlighted words. Also another way that helps a lot, especially with vocabs or definitions etc., is to find out a number of repetitions after which you can remember something for a very long time. For me it's 20 repititions if I want information to stay long term, otherwise less is also fine. Then I visualize the word and its definition in my mind and repeat the process 20 times. If it's an especially tricky concept speaking it out loud also helps. After that I can remember the information for a really long time.
i just repeat the pi into chunks each time i memorize one i try repeating with one more chunk its easier than memorizing 30 pages for 100 digits, i memorized until 3.14159265358979232846234 (about 23 digits after the 3)
I would just like to point out that the world record for most digits of pi memorized and recited is 70,030. So, this room was 100 digits. The world record holder had... SEVEN HUNDRED of these rooms. I don't understand how that is humanly possible.
Yeah no... Legitimate memorizers don't use the memory palace for huge things like that. It's way to slow and it gets to a point where it's just so much easier to remember numbers correlated in small groups that are put together. I use this method to memorize pi and I'm almost to 200 digits. The memory palace is not actually all that great for numbers.
It's actually very good? A ton of memory experts use it and I believe the person with the highest record also uses it. And it's not just the memory palace itself. It's the entire method of loci. Many people use it, and it's for sure not slow if you've practiced with it.
DocSenpai Actually no. It turns your memory centers on this way. When you try remembering a string of numbers that have no application then your brain treats it as a temporary memory. When you memorize a story like his then it becomes a more permanent memory that will stay far beyond a memory of numbers.
When i was an infant, doctors had told that i would probably have some memory desease, but here i am memorising 120 digits of pi without any special techniques in a few hours
To remember just SOME of the numbers in pi, remember this sentence. “May I have a large container of coffee?” And count the letters in each sentence to find each number, 3.1415926 idk if I counted wrong but hopefully This helps.
well there are some perverted scenes that play in my memory place but usually i either: a) 'print' it onto a paper, crumple it, and throw it away to a pit of black nothingness/burning lava on the floor (depends on my mood) or... b) swipe it away (may need hand gestures (i do)) and *quickly* replace it with smthg innocent like your favorite animal/tv show/etc. (i emphasized 'quickly' because, in my experience, if im not quick enough, the scene will stay longer and is harder to remove) hope this helps (though nobody asked)
The music usually tells a story, and this is what you have to do. You dont have to build a "house" in your mind, just a story with many weird characteristics. It will burn this story in your head while creating.
This memory technique is very good, i like it, thanks for sharing. I am able to remember 100 digits of pi (and even more) without any technique, so i will use it for longer sequences of numbers. Have a nice day!
Why would you forget the letter? That's literally the least worrisome thing about using a memory palace. When I use a memory palace I get scared I don't anchor images well enough or I accidentally see the ghost from some other attempt but you won't forget the letter. Try using a memory palace and you won't have any trouble trust me.
So in order to memorize numbers, I have to first translate each number into its own letter, then from there create sections of said numbers and turn the letters they represent into their own separate words, then I have to create a fictional world where I "see" all these things in the order the numbers are in and with that create a story I can use to memorize it... And then if I ever want to recite those numbers, I have to recall the story and recite each and every word of the story in their number forms. This all seems a little too complicated for the average person
Nickolas Jackson not only do you have to memorize the 100 numbers but you have to memorize a certain letter for that certain number lol. seems legit lol
Really, the title of the video is bad. It implies you'll be taught something. If you watch his ted talks it gives an enormous amount of context to this video
So instead of memorizing 100 digits, you must memorize the letter associated with a number, make up objects of every 3 numbers, create a scene for them, and then recite the scene in your head then remembering what every object in the scene means and having to know what letters to change back to numbers and then recite that... I'll just remember the numbers thanks
well you moron , there is no way you can remember 100 diffrent nubers , humans memorise creatively for example i memorise something wqy faster if it was written in colour . And he memorises this by associating these numbers that are unnatural to something more easier
I'm going to give it an honest try, but at first glance, this seem insanely impractical. Let's see, there's a wolf peeing on the floor. Which letters were meaningful again? And remembering what numbers correspond to what letters seems like the ridiculous sobriety test where you have to recite the alphabet backwards. Yes, I can do that if you have the patience to wait for me to work through the alphabet forwards each time I need to progress back a letter, but there's no way I could work backwards without the phonetic guide we're taught as children. Also, the inefficiency worries me a little. So many translation processes are required, which means tons of relational maps. Instead of remembering a chain of a few segments of numbers, I'm creating a array to store number/letter combinations to reference to decode my visuals maps, a series of visuals in simulated physical space, all of which are remembered in a specific order via a simulated walk through the simulated space. I also have to remember what small segment of numbers correspond to the fairly complicated image I've created to represent it within a specific context "Wolf, peeing on the floor." Wait, which letters are at all relevant here? Did I even correctly remember the specific verbal description I used to create this visual representation accurately? Freaking bonkers, man.
I've seen a mentalist use the same technique to win a bet with a used cars salesman in which he had like an hour or so to memorize the license plate for each individual car, its exact location within the lot as well as the total number of miles driven displayed on the dashboard.
I wish.. but then my teacher would just think I'm bragging. 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419 is basically all I know, I learnt this when I was 4, in China we were forced to learn 20 digits, and since then, I still haven't improved a lot. Probably the best at my school but there are better people than me in high school
3.14159, this is π Followed by 2-6-5-3-5-8-9 Circumference over diameter 7-9, then 3-2-3 OMG! Can't you see? 8-4-6-2-6-4-3 And now we're on a spree 38 and 32, now we're blue Oh, who knew? 7, 950 and then a two 88 and 41, so much fun Now a run 9-7-1-6-9-3-9-9 Then 3-7, 51 Half way done! 0-5-8, now don't be late 2-0-9, where's the wine? 7-4, it's on the floor Then 9-4-4-5-9 2-3-0, we gotta go 7-8, we can't wait 1-6-4-0-6-2-8 We're almost near the end, keep going 62, we're getting through 0-8-9-9, on time 8-6-2-8-0-3-4 There's only a few more! 8-2, then 5-3 42, 11, 7-0 and 67 We're done! Was that fun? Learning random digits So that you can brag to your friends
I finally found this again! I actually used this to memorize the first 100 digits of pi but it's been years and I've come back for a refresher lol. I thought I lost this video forever.
So I have to remember which number represents which letter, go through every 3 numbers, create a story and remember every part of that story? I think I'll stick to reading it over and over.
@@tonykakumba6587 I would LOVE to... If he would just break down how he does it... A bit more thoroughly... I do not understand the word association by numbers at all... : ' (
it got me make this on memorizing lists and definition! if you still have time, check it out and let me know what you think ua-cam.com/video/S03OuB_-M0k/v-deo.html
it makes things even harder for me to remember i remember more than that just saying many of pi digits adding then slowy in my free time its easier than using 1037472936582 letters to decorate 100 digits bruh
I had a good friend in college who memorized pi to 100 places. This was in the early 80’s. He did not convert the numbers to letters, he just memorized a bit at a time until he had it all.
I thought it was going to be actually useful. Only an idiot doesnt realize association =/= memorization and that most common people already associate instead of memorize. If he cant do it without his story and association words he hasnt memorized anything.
I find the way I remembered pi 10x easier - I got an app to test me and teach me pi (one setting that shows me the next numbers and I type it, one that doesn't) and I typed the numbers 3 at a time, went and did it without it telling me numbers until I remembered it. I remember the pattern the numbers made when pressed on number pad and learned 70 some digits of pi in 3-5 days (I stopped when I got bored of typing 70+ numbers over and over)
Our brains code things in similar ways to the video anyway, planning out what to place in our memory palace comes after cataloging the data we want to memorize, but they try make it sound like the magic systems works instead of traditional study instead of in addition to. Notice how the numbers were broken down into chunks just like you did but then it became complicated Familiarity with the material and systems you are studying means you will naturally remember things just by recognizing patterns etc.
This method enables you to learn hundreds of decimals in minutes. It's much harder than basic rote learning but much more rewarding, with a vastly higher ceiling for rapid learning.
Okay this is super hard to learn but after building this skill it turns that 3-5 days into minutes. Obviously, at the point when it takes you minutes though it's not actually hard any more because you're good at it
Me: I should try this
My Brain: shut up
Hii
@@beasthunter1403 hey
Hahaa rght
@@jonche101 Do you even play crossfire legends?
it says. shut up and click on next recommended cat video
Me watching
My brain: don't even think about it
IKRLOL
Why?
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂🙈
I just did it under 20 minutes I swear
Me watching
My brain: just read the comments
Same
This is exactly what my brain told me 😂😂😂
@@mzee_myuzzika it knows we won't handle it like girl this ain't you cup of tea move along
Lol. Me too😹
Same here 😂😂😂
Him: picture a house and put stuff you want to memorize into that.
Me: cant even remember how my own house looks like...
🤣🤣🤣
Abey😂😂
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Legit
try living there xD
SHLM
Him: SHaLoM
My mind: SHerlock hoLMes
same lol
lol i read it as "sh3Lm" HAHAHAHA
Shimigako Takero OOOHHH UR PROFILE PIC GOT MY ATTENTION LOL😂❤️👍🏻😅✌️
Edit : Hak...........
Yea but u got "k" which can confuse u n make u think that there's a 7
That would be 6457 530 then, instead of 653
When you can't even remember your own cellphone no.
Sheesh 😂
Hey fellow army! Are u as confused as i am?
@@abinaya7900 super hahaha
@@Army2016_ You clownin' with your Itzy playlist😂😂😂
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
I think i ll need a memory palace to remember this memory palace ..
+Nikhil Basil Tom only sherlock can do that
exactly. this doesnt make any sense. you would need a way to remember all of that scenery you made up too. the only way i could see this working is if you made up a "short story" that you could easily memorize to be able to think of the scenery and then remember all the rest of it.
LOL!!!!!
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loll
Being the lazy person that I am, i wouldnt even be able to memorize those consonants he assigned to each number
Yeah first you have to memorize the consonants
ez, add burgers to da palace, u'll go there more often, and make it for the burgers
I've never seen something more extra
LPS Emily 😂😂😂
omg emily XD
LPS Emily hi Emily I love ur vids
Omg hi my fav youtuber
Memory palace is actually one of the best mnemonics.
So to memorize something new, I have to memorize something new which I've never heard or seen before
Bij you're right HAHA imao it wasn't that helpful , just another confusing stuff to do . But thanks to his effort tho
Read one word 1000 times. You will be able to remember the word.
Stupid. Just memorize the numbers. Memorize three numbers at a time, or 4.
@@jamingjohnson2275 you're genius, I used to do that as a kid haha
@@muhammad5432 it's just easier than the way he is making it.
Even thinking the numbers as letters is so hard for me lol
Yeah. :/ I feel that...
@Ken Lautner
1 stick
2 nose
3 ice cream
4 triangle
5 snakes
6 spiral
7 axe
8 glasses
9 toilet roll
0 football
I challenge you to make a story
Hmmmm
@@chrisw4997 A man STICKED his NOSE up some ICECREAM and found a TRIANGLE. When he touched that triangle it turned into a SNAKE that was coiled like a SPIRAL ,so he grabbed an AXE nearby to swung at the snake ,but the axe shattered like GLASS so he ran and took the nearest TOILET ROLL and tossed is like a FOOTBALL at the snake
Only thing i hate more that Maths are Alphabet in Maths
That's called mnemonics. Really helps you learn languages, specifically vocabulary, where you can associate some bonkers, vivid and chaotic story with a meaning and a pronunciation of a word. Really helps me to learn Japanese
No, this isn't mnemonics. This is idiotic.
wanikani enthusiast?
Can you tell me the way of doing it? I can remember Japanese vocab easily, But I don't know why... And that's not the problem, Korean vocabulary is the nightmare. That's why I need help.
@@blueberrysky7599 lets be friends? because i sorta find the korean vocabulary easy. but for me japanese is the nightmare- like we could help each other in some way?
@@voilettt803 ok
Joshua: *remembers everything*
Also Joshua: *forgets his son at school for the 10th time.*
funny
This was great, been searching for "how to memorize fast" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Yiyevi Ponevi Approach - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got cool results with it.
AHAHA!
😂
Different kind of memory! One is a lot more important.
but dont you have to memorize the letters that go with the numbers
Karen Aragon exactly
Memorizing letters and words is an essential thing. It's like installing a program in you head which helps you memorize any numbers in your following future
Plot Twist - There is a Google Glass inside the blindfold
I memorised the letters in 2 hours
It's not 3.14159265358979323846264
It's 3.14159265358979323267
the only thing u really need to remember is 3.14
aye its lit or 3.1415
No its 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419
3.14159
Or
3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679 8214808651 3282306647 0938446095 5058223172 5359408128 4811174502 8410270193 8521105559 6446229489 5493038196 4428810975 6659334461 2847564823 3786783165 2712019091 4564856692 3460348610 4543266482 1339360726 0249141273 7245870066 0631558817 4881520920 9628292540 9171536436 7892590360 0113305305 4882046652 1384146951 9415116094 3305727036 5759591953 0921861173 8193261179 3105118548 0744623799 6274956735 1885752724 8912279381 8301194912 9833673362 4406566430 8602139494 6395224737 1907021798 6094370277 0539217176 2931767523 8467481846 7669405132 0005681271 4526356082 7785771342 7577896091 7363717872 1468440901 2249534301 4654958537 1050792279 6892589235 4201995611 2129021960 8640344181 5981362977 4771309960 5187072113 4999999837 2978049951 0597317328 1609631859 5024459455 3469083026 4252230825 3344685035 2619311881 7101000313 7838752886 5875332083 8142061717 7669147303 5982534904 2875546873 1159562863 8823537875 9375195778 1857780532 1712268066 1300192787 6611195909 2164201989
What is 3.14159? That's pi. Did you say pie?
Video: how to memorize anything
Indian Students: *hold my Indian education system*
please enlighten us foreigners
@@nekochan6353 their education system is probably based on memorising stuff way too much
@@jotarokujo806 I see. thanks!
@@jotarokujo806 ya its too much for weak minds and dim wits.
@@nekochan6353 trust me u don't want this type of englightment
We'll have to memorize the major system first. Hah
Mehdi Bosta right???? How are we gonna do that???
DorissaClaire Tyndall I can barely memorize how I even got to this video in the first place
Mehdi Bosta 😂
Mehdi Bosta
that is true. it seems like learning the systeem is more difficult than learning the accual number. (it is I tried). but once you got the system down you can master all shorts of digets.
It kinda reminds my of music. for instance playing the piano. if you want to learn a song. just look for an turtorial. why would you wast time on learning to read the key? then you will learn the song, but you won't be learning how to play piano.
Käthe de wolf as a musician, you can't call yourself a pianist if you just play that song :p but not know how it all works
The title should be "How to forget everything you learn"
Yeah true lol
Yeah 😂 😂
Yes absolutely
@@pedslapchat lmaooo
Ofcourse...!!
i wished i could say it worked for me
JEFF CHANNEL JFX CANADA 😂😂😂 exactly what I was thinking
JEFF CHANNEL JFX CANADA
It’s a clickbait
same
Long way to make it
JEFF CHANNEL JFX CANADA why can't u talk?
Me: I'm bad at remembering things, let's try this
My mind: have you got nothing else to do?
I remember the story and the words but I forgot that which letter was for which number.
Do some more reading on the subject and you'll understand (see my other comment bellow). Only the consonants shown at the beginning correspond to numbers. Don't use his house and his images, use some other place you know well and make up your own images with the letters. If you're the one who decided that (for example) FS (80) stands for FrankenStein, then you'll remember it. It's also much better if you make up in advance a list of 100 images, 00 to 99, that you reuse over and over everytime you want to remember some number.
Same is true for most interesting and worth learning skills. It's not super easy but it's really not that hard either. The biggest obstacle for most people is the internalyzed notion that this is just too hard or impossible.
I know 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865132823066470938446095505822317253594081284811174502841027019385211055596446229489549303819644288109756659334461284756482337867 and I'm a 12 year old
or u got that from the internet
I wouldn't worry about it, IELTS 2015, I can't remember more than 3 fields of endeavour or more than 3 subjects someone was in life without going back to it again!
* clicks out the video *
* watches the song about the first 100 of pi instead *
Asap Science
But is there a song about the first 10,000 digits of pi?
LOL SAME 😂🤣
3.14159, this is pi, followed by 2653589 curcumfren- sorry
Me too xD ASAP science xD
You are memorizing something by memorizing something else, so if I can't even remember the first thing I'm trying to memorize, how will I memorize the additional thing I need to memorize to remember what I can't even memorize?
i know right
If you try to remember 3.1415 you can think of two people who are the ages of 14 and 15 (1415) after practicing this you will eventually just think of 2 people. And after that just people. And lastly whenever you need to type the numbers you only need a slight not even noticeable feeling to remember those four digits. I have practiced Pi so much now that the first 40 decimals goes by automation.
@@dx8pi6o48 Maybe it works for certain people, but for me personally, I would forget that I forgot what I suppose to remember
@@dx8pi6o48 what?? To my brain, remembering two people ages 14 and 15 stores more data than just 4 digits. How does inflating the data set into imagery help ease memorization
It’s a story, so it’s easier to remember
This is a lot harder than normally memorizing those numbers.
When I memorized 160 digits of pi, I did it in sections that had a pattern or a catchy feel. This is way too hard
thats so true, i just memorized 100 digits as numbers without any letters or whatever
@@DomtheWise314 same
Human brains are wired to remember locations and spaces better than digits and factoids. I can't remember my own phone number, but I tried memorizing 25 digits this way, by just placing them in a memory palace, and it worked flawlessly immediately.
this would just make it more confusing for me
Only for the first 5minutes after that you realize how easy it is
Paul Garcia amazingly i somehow memorized some of the images by just watching this vid once!
Markus Reyes ya me too
it would be easier just to divide 22 by 7
That not exactly pie though
It makes sense but the only problem here is.. I have to memorize around 4000 pages, WORD by WORD
abc good luck, same situation I am also facing
Build a memory city..
There are different techniques for memorising poems for example, except you use one image per sentence, just search on youtube, you should be able to find it
Why you have to memorize so much?
@@chhunsocheat got to prepare for an exam, which has following subjects in syllabus -
Modern History
Polity
Art and Culture
Economics
Geography
Ancient and medieval history
Environment
Psychology
Current Affairs
All that, after already assuming I'm good at English vocabulary, reading comprehension, reasoning and non verbal, and high school mathematics.
I calculated, 4000 pages is pretty underrated. It's actually way more than that - even after discounting on the basis of minimal material.
I’m happy for you, I really am. You memorized Pi.
But I need to memorize FIVE medical text books... and this did nothing but confuse the situation further😩
Same..... Wish there were techniques to memorize the diseases that have difficult names
@@midnightstar621
Give them pet names. No seriously. Making things have shorthand names will let them stick better.
Name a disease Leslie and remember the symptoms of being afflicted with Leslie. Is he dangerous to the kidneys? Does he thin the blood? Does he cause excessive sweating?
This method helped a friend of mine through medical studies, she swears by it.
@@kyleguajardo wow thank you! I'll try it!!😁 It's an interesting approach!
@@midnightstar621
Don't thank me, thank my friend who is now a licensed OT.
Make a sitcom with your diseases as characters and just remember what each of their "personalities" is. We tend to think of things in narrative fashion more than straight facts.
@@kyleguajardo it's nice of u to share it here😅😁 ... And yeah learning it as straight facts is tedious.... Learning it as a story is way interesting and can be easily remembered
So you're telling me to memorize a code, a house, things in the house that remotely sound like the code, and the way I walk through the house? I think I'll just remember 3.14 lmao
I dont think this guy forgets his password
@@lifehack3902 Hello
@@lifehack3902 mmm fine i guess...
@@lifehack3902 Yeah why r u asking
@@lifehack3902 u know its really creppy but im a school student
@@lifehack3902 Ok sry
i forgot how the video started
lehck ana Army
lehck ana mee too
lehck ana lol me too xd
Remember that you have to enter the house
EXO-L😍😍
*please tell me im not the only one who didn't understand anything*
He is leaving out vowels
A, e,e,i,o,u
Sometimes y
Remember?
Read his book "Moonwalking with Einstein " and you will understand what he just did to make the first 100 digits of PI easier to memorize .
No. You are the only one. It is simple as one-two-three
Nitro Gaming same here he makes things more complicated
Me too
I watched this video 5 years ago and managed to get it in about an hour. It's been a party trick ever since. I've done it so many times I don't even need to use the palace anymore. This video was so nostalgic coz I was in 8th grade when I last watched this and I'm a college freshman now. Thank you guys so much for introducing me to the mind palace technique, and, indeed, the way of the mnemonist. I've no words to express my gratitude.🙂
Me : Gonna have exam
Also me : Bringing tons of toys to class
lmao
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
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more like "This Guy Can Teach You How To Complicate Anything"
lol
Legit😂
Yeah 😂😅💯
Honestly it depends on the person.
if you think so, try to memorize, lest say, 10 completely random words just by looking at them for a few seconds. You'll probably remember 5-7 words and forget after a few minutes/hours. Now remember the same sett of words,but make a story in which they are used and create it in your imagination. This way, toy can memroxie even 50 words at the same time and remember them for long, so why won't you just try it before making dumb comments?
This is literally the most inefficient method of memorisation I've ever seen
TC10Football true
It's much less efficient than conventional memory techniques for smaller sets of data. Hugely more efficient for larger sets, which is what the technique is intended for.
Yea cuz now you hv to remember two things at the same time..actually 3..3x1(the story,what the number represents,the number)this is utterly useless
i suggest you to read more about how human memory works. and why this kind of assossiation makes easier to lern. im brasilian btw, sry if there is gramatical problems
Trust me it’s not
For me whenever there is a test i create a answer lyrics and sing it repeatedly xD so that ican remember it
Wait
what
Right
Zuzu Your username
Zuzu ikr
Zuzu STOP STALKING ME
Zuzu HELLO
Student A's memory: 3.14159
Student B's memory: 3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679
Test question: Round off pi to 2 decimal places.
Student A: 3.141 so 3.14
Student B: So I'm at my memory palace, there is a druid chilling on the front lawn, druid = DRuiD, D = 1, R = 4, so 3.14
This can be used to memorize notes, not essentially pi. Like if you want to memorize the main ideas so you don't get lost or information like capitals etc..
i just memorize up to 3.1415926535
I only know 50 digits
Viet Nguyen, Excellent point. ☺
I use Google.
We've learned too much about this guy's personality.
If you wanna stalk him read moonwalking with Einstein.
Now let's hack him 🤣🤣🤣
MFM 😂😂
Whats his channel's name???
This guy: memory palace
Me, an intellectual: pie song
I think by the time I create a word and think of a story, it will be time to take a test
And you would do a lot better on it than if you rote memorized 5 times.
Ikr lol
Well.. We can just memorise it as 12 phone numbers🤷🏻
seriously, thats probably the best way to learn the digits! good idea!
genius! but I can't
@@kokomrade2541 lol i thought it was 30 years ago 😅😂
@@kookookoo._ plot twist: it actually is
@@kokomrade2541 yellow mango aren't you rotten by now lmao 😂
It's actually unreal how effective this method is.
You dont even have to visualize a physical space, just creating stories by word association almost permanently burns information into your brain.... and they dont even have to make sense, if they have a strong enough emotional significance, or any kind of outlier characteristics that make them stick.
I came across this method while studying Japanese Kanji characters, following the "Heisig" method, which is basically this.
EDIT: Recently got halfway through the Jōyō Kanji: 1200/2200... still going strong. Anki is a godsent
Plot Twist - There is a Google Glass inside the blindfold
@@mysteryfan8874 stop commenting that on every single comment
Someone finnally spoke....
did you make a number match a letter in kanji? can you tell me how you learned kanji by using this method? i’d like to use this method to learn to read chinese and japanese
Yeah can u tell us coz I'm learning mandarin
So I'm 2 seconds under a minute into watching this and I think to myself, "okay...he's mad." 🤣
You know if you're struggling you can remember the
3.1415926 easily by remembering this sentence..
Can I Have A Large Container of Coffee??
Count the word's letters that's the 3.1415926
thats all great except I remember it up to 3.141592653589 without any technique
well that's nice?
lol
the point is that you dont need any technique to know that much of pi.
I'm just helping to those who are struggling in memorizing pi okay?? I memorized 3.1415926535897932384 just like counting 1 - 10?? so don't be like that..
*a visual representation of how off topic my brain gets*
hi sHisTErS Accurate!
I do this!
I now study medicine
The material doesn’t doesn’t feel as heavy as it is to be cuz I think of everything as a big story ‘Story of Man’ and every aspect of the learned body is just a different chapter, where the body parts are characters and you just help but follow the lives of characters and watch them grow.
Nice
Can you give me an example of one of your stories that you use to memorize information? I’m trying to learn how to do this too but I’m a little confused on how
THIS is what I actually do during our science subject. Funny thing is my classmates doesn't understand it. So basically, I enjoy at the same time remembering every part of human body like it's a story. And now I'm planning to take med for another big story waiting for me:)))))
Artemis Fowl howww teach mee
Omg that's an intelligent way of looking at it
Me : Watches this !
Also me: Forgets what tips he gave.
Lol
3.14 is acceptable everywhere, I'll better apply that only.
Mr. Paul I reckon 3.14 ain’t enough, 3.1415 is fine.
and, in our school, 22 over 7, or 3.142, or the pi number on a calculator, all are acceptable :) heaven :)
@@sawdahslife73 im 11 and know 118 digits of pi
Engineer !
@Nihal H Like memorizing 119 digits of pi
It took me an hour to completely remember them by cutting them to groups of four and then just trying to remember all of the groups in right order. The next day I was thinking maybe there is an easier way and found this video. Now I can happily say there are no easier ways to remember them.
UA-cam's Conscience If you use puns you still have to find a way to relate it back to numbers. That’s still more difficult to learn than simply memorizing segments of the number by repetition and eventually you put the shorter sequences together to learn longer ones. You don’t have to remember the exact word you used or how it relates to a number or sequence of numbers. It adds more steps to memorize something. Also, if you use a real world space as a way to help you memorize then if something is moved or added it can change your memory of it.
So you get into a wrong conclusion !!!, These 100 digits can be memorize in only just 3 or 4 minutes , but no just pi, every single number in the world, but you have to know the proper technique to memorize, because it a shame the mind does not come with instructions and we do not know how to use the memory effectively, for that reason I want to encourage you to continue searching , maybe on UA-cam the method would be not put because normaly for those techniques you have to Pay, but I can recommend you those Courses because you Will be able to remember numbers like this in less than a half of the time than the tradicional method
4-letters chunks are quite big. Try with 3, easier and faster to create words.
i don't wanna learn pi , i wanna pass my a levels
Umar Hussain lmao me too XD good luck for As!
Using it as your wifi password works too. I use the 3141592653589793 as the pass.
AoN Thanks for telling us! 😂😂😂 Now I just need to figure out where u live and I can hv free Wi-Fi! (I dont meant that in a stalkery way)
oh ya dude what subject combi are you taking?
I don't do AS I'm in y13 mate
Recently I found out a way to memorise:
Scan through the page through eyes (deep focus), close the eyes for 2 sec and then open
Within that 2 sec, you need to illustrate the page in your brain
Then you will be able to recall that page after that, well within a short time period at least.
I'm not sure how it works, but it works well with me, and I call it "camera" method :D
Of course, not working for complicated stuff, but fine for things that need to be emphasized
Yesss I do that, too! It also works for complicated stuff, you just need to break it down. Usually to help with illustrating big chunks of text in my mind, I highlight specific words and I try to visualize those words first. After that I try to fill in the words that are in between the highlighted words.
Also another way that helps a lot, especially with vocabs or definitions etc., is to find out a number of repetitions after which you can remember something for a very long time. For me it's 20 repititions if I want information to stay long term, otherwise less is also fine. Then I visualize the word and its definition in my mind and repeat the process 20 times. If it's an especially tricky concept speaking it out loud also helps. After that I can remember the information for a really long time.
i just repeat the pi into chunks each time i memorize one i try repeating with one more chunk its easier than memorizing 30 pages for 100 digits, i memorized until 3.14159265358979232846234 (about 23 digits after the 3)
DRD you mean, DaRuDe by Sandstorm? :(
Jovi Keith Agapito sandstorm by darude***
you read it right the first time you scrub
Alexzi_ me or him?
you
You win the internet.
I would just like to point out that the world record for most digits of pi memorized and recited is 70,030. So, this room was 100 digits. The world record holder had... SEVEN HUNDRED of these rooms. I don't understand how that is humanly possible.
and describe how much im impressed with PI , its a miracle , imagine an infinite number of numbers which there is no possible way to have a rythem !
Look up the loki method.
Yeah no... Legitimate memorizers don't use the memory palace for huge things like that. It's way to slow and it gets to a point where it's just so much easier to remember numbers correlated in small groups that are put together. I use this method to memorize pi and I'm almost to 200 digits. The memory palace is not actually all that great for numbers.
It's actually very good? A ton of memory experts use it and I believe the person with the highest record also uses it. And it's not just the memory palace itself. It's the entire method of loci. Many people use it, and it's for sure not slow if you've practiced with it.
They use the journey method, which is essentially like the memory palace, but instead of rooms in a house, they use a road, or lots of roads.
this seems like a super inefficient way of memorizing things...
it works because the human mind recalls absurd/bizarre things much easier than boring things.
iReKNEWBS maybe, I do that to. It works, but it uses at least 10×more memory in our brains to remeber that
DocSenpai
Actually no. It turns your memory centers on this way. When you try remembering a string of numbers that have no application then your brain treats it as a temporary memory. When you memorize a story like his then it becomes a more permanent memory that will stay far beyond a memory of numbers.
ikr, like the number system, you have to remember which letters are part of and not part of the number code
You are wrong, it is efficient but yes, it doesnt seems usefull to memorize numbers or at least cant think on something which you can use it.
When i was an infant, doctors had told that i would probably have some memory desease, but here i am memorising 120 digits of pi without any special techniques in a few hours
To remember just SOME of the numbers in pi, remember this sentence. “May I have a large container of coffee?” And count the letters in each sentence to find each number, 3.1415926 idk if I counted wrong but hopefully This helps.
This is far better method
whoaaa thanks!!
Ysabelle Santos true i use tht but at the end i add beans abeacause 5 is the next number
@Wait for the Weights word*
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Tried. My memory palace is such a perverted place.
same...
well there are some perverted scenes that play in my memory place but usually i either:
a) 'print' it onto a paper, crumple it, and throw it away to a pit of black nothingness/burning lava on the floor (depends on my mood)
or...
b) swipe it away (may need hand gestures (i do)) and *quickly* replace it with smthg innocent like your favorite animal/tv show/etc. (i emphasized 'quickly' because, in my experience, if im not quick enough, the scene will stay longer and is harder to remove)
hope this helps
(though nobody asked)
Perverted things are always in special place in our brains.
*EMBRACE IT*
i feel like this is very inefficient
i just use a song, it’s easier for me
The music usually tells a story, and this is what you have to do. You dont have to build a "house" in your mind, just a story with many weird characteristics. It will burn this story in your head while creating.
It is teaching you a technique, if you can make anything into a song then kudos to you and you should just use that.
This memory technique is very good, i like it, thanks for sharing. I am able to remember 100 digits of pi (and even more) without any technique, so i will use it for longer sequences of numbers. Have a nice day!
But what if I forget the letter?
EXACTLY!!!!!
Lio Kabay you are supposes to automaticly memorize it
Why would you forget the letter? That's literally the least worrisome thing about using a memory palace. When I use a memory palace I get scared I don't anchor images well enough or I accidentally see the ghost from some other attempt but you won't forget the letter. Try using a memory palace and you won't have any trouble trust me.
Lio Kabay you are doom! 😂
You have to focus more on the image
So in order to memorize numbers, I have to first translate each number into its own letter, then from there create sections of said numbers and turn the letters they represent into their own separate words, then I have to create a fictional world where I "see" all these things in the order the numbers are in and with that create a story I can use to memorize it... And then if I ever want to recite those numbers, I have to recall the story and recite each and every word of the story in their number forms. This all seems a little too complicated for the average person
Nickolas Jackson ikr
Nickolas Jackson better that memorizing 100 constant numbers
Aj1994 GT numbers are easier.
Nickolas Jackson not only do you have to memorize the 100 numbers but you have to memorize a certain letter for that certain number lol. seems legit lol
But you will eventually forget the numbers, the pictures are harder to forget
Wow this did so much! I got an F on my finals. Thanks for this amazing method, it saved me so much time, like why would I just study? Duh
UA-cam's Conscience I was joking 🙃
Really, the title of the video is bad. It implies you'll be taught something. If you watch his ted talks it gives an enormous amount of context to this video
😂😂✌️
That’s your fault
I Got A 75+ So I Dont Know About You
Already at the first 20 seconds and i say "This guy is insane"
*This Guy Can Teach You To Memorize Anyting*
Me 30 secs in the vid: WaT
xD
GOAT
Read Unlimited Memory by Kevin Horsley
WaT? than can be Watts or 12348389191
So instead of memorizing 100 digits, you must memorize the letter associated with a number, make up objects of every 3 numbers, create a scene for them, and then recite the scene in your head then remembering what every object in the scene means and having to know what letters to change back to numbers and then recite that... I'll just remember the numbers thanks
Matt Graziano good luck 😂
Matt Graziano ikr i learned 80digits of PI in 2 boring school hours just by memorizing the numbers in groups of 4, instead of that whole story thing
well you moron , there is no way you can remember 100 diffrent nubers , humans memorise creatively for example i memorise something wqy faster if it was written in colour . And he memorises this by associating these numbers that are unnatural to something more easier
Cupcake Cake cool
Cupcake Cake There is no way? I think you really underestimate the human brain. Millions of people have memorized the first 100 digits
entertaining but learnt jack
Jordan Adekunle obviously so was your 2nd grade English class
Jordan Adekunle
Clickbait
i didn't learn anything tho
Me:oh this video 'll help me to memorize my own phone number
(Watching the video)
My brain: just forget it it's not worth it
I'm going to give it an honest try, but at first glance, this seem insanely impractical. Let's see, there's a wolf peeing on the floor. Which letters were meaningful again? And remembering what numbers correspond to what letters seems like the ridiculous sobriety test where you have to recite the alphabet backwards. Yes, I can do that if you have the patience to wait for me to work through the alphabet forwards each time I need to progress back a letter, but there's no way I could work backwards without the phonetic guide we're taught as children.
Also, the inefficiency worries me a little. So many translation processes are required, which means tons of relational maps. Instead of remembering a chain of a few segments of numbers, I'm creating a array to store number/letter combinations to reference to decode my visuals maps, a series of visuals in simulated physical space, all of which are remembered in a specific order via a simulated walk through the simulated space. I also have to remember what small segment of numbers correspond to the fairly complicated image I've created to represent it within a specific context "Wolf, peeing on the floor." Wait, which letters are at all relevant here? Did I even correctly remember the specific verbal description I used to create this visual representation accurately? Freaking bonkers, man.
With practice it is much easier to convert letters to numbers, and vice versa. The key is to practice regularly.
Read his book, Moonwalking with Einstein, it's a great read.
I love you
I've seen a mentalist use the same technique to win a bet with a used cars salesman in which he had like an hour or so to memorize the license plate for each individual car, its exact location within the lot as well as the total number of miles driven displayed on the dashboard.
The connection works.
You only need the first 3 digit for you to pass
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Swetha Rajasekaran or you could just use a calculator
Haven't you ever had a π competition at ur school?
@@rohanhassan9654 we did. not all have to join... it was by choice
I wish.. but then my teacher would just think I'm bragging. 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419 is basically all I know, I learnt this when I was 4, in China we were forced to learn 20 digits, and since then, I still haven't improved a lot. Probably the best at my school but there are better people than me in high school
Or just leave it as π
I finally understood
how Sherlock remembers things in his memory palace.
Me: I should try tis
Brain: Shut up!! You're not Sherlock Holmes.
This was supposed make my life easier not more complicated
once you've learned the system, you can apply it to almost any number - not just knowing only pi
He has memorized the digits of pi... My question is "why and what is the need?"
Exactly
3.14159, this is π
Followed by 2-6-5-3-5-8-9
Circumference over diameter
7-9, then 3-2-3
OMG! Can't you see?
8-4-6-2-6-4-3
And now we're on a spree
38 and 32, now we're blue
Oh, who knew?
7, 950 and then a two
88 and 41, so much fun
Now a run
9-7-1-6-9-3-9-9
Then 3-7, 51
Half way done!
0-5-8, now don't be late
2-0-9, where's the wine?
7-4, it's on the floor
Then 9-4-4-5-9
2-3-0, we gotta go
7-8, we can't wait
1-6-4-0-6-2-8
We're almost near the end, keep going
62, we're getting through
0-8-9-9, on time
8-6-2-8-0-3-4
There's only a few more!
8-2, then 5-3
42, 11, 7-0 and 67
We're done! Was that fun?
Learning random digits
So that you can brag to your friends
I think he is trying to say that anything is possible only when you become serious and be focused in what you are doing
It racks and improves your memorizing and comprehension skills by time...... Actually I dunno too xd
To look genius I guest?
I didnt know what he was saying the whole video
Me too lmao
It only means that your language is not english
Yup.
I finally found this again! I actually used this to memorize the first 100 digits of pi but it's been years and I've come back for a refresher lol. I thought I lost this video forever.
So I have to remember which number represents which letter, go through every 3 numbers, create a story and remember every part of that story? I think I'll stick to reading it over and over.
MediaArrives yes😂😂
I hope to remember to finish watching this video.
me watching
My ADHD: Hey you wanna go watch something else now right?
not like someone is gonna try to remember a 294629638392720 pages book just to memorize a 1(2) page(s) number first 100 digits...
just found this video and saw you exactly have 100 lakh subs.
congratulations on 10m subs man!
The only thing I learned is how this guys memory works. Because that’s not how I can learn.
Its not difficult
this video is idiotic for that reason: not everyone learns visually. altough 90% of people do, some people trigger their memory another way
you dont know because you've never tried.. people often go to the gym so they can be physically fit but why won't you try this to be mentally fit
@@tonykakumba6587 I would LOVE to... If he would just break down how he does it... A bit more thoroughly... I do not understand the word association by numbers at all... : ' (
@@AMadd3RHatt3R it's called the major system and is easy to learn. There are several videos on it.
This is what quarantine has me doing 😂
I just did it under 20 minutes
Same
it got me make this on memorizing lists and definition! if you still have time, check it out and let me know what you think ua-cam.com/video/S03OuB_-M0k/v-deo.html
@@_AlQuran1 Your smart bro
How did you remember that house filled with the most random things that never in my life even crossed my mind before?
Yes
it makes things even harder for me to remember i remember more than that just saying many of pi digits adding then slowy in my free time its easier than using 1037472936582 letters to decorate 100 digits bruh
I had a good friend in college who memorized pi to 100 places. This was in the early 80’s. He did not convert the numbers to letters, he just memorized a bit at a time until he had it all.
Uhhhhhh.......
right
First time seeing 1.2k likes and one comment. I guess two now, though...
i'm only at 0:45 and I'm like "fuck this shit i'm out"😂😂😂😂
¡Ben Gamer! Same.
when he goes eminem mode saying numbers '_'
Yep this is some cringy shit.
Same
I thought it was going to be actually useful. Only an idiot doesnt realize association =/= memorization and that most common people already associate instead of memorize. If he cant do it without his story and association words he hasnt memorized anything.
There’s no way I can even memorize my own memory place 😅
so loveable..
it can be something super familiar. like your own house.. or school
Hi...alohadae...can u explain me that...how the tricks works..pls🙏
You should be able to, if you can memorize your own house's structure
Its like learning another complex technique to improve your present basic techniques
I thought the first 10 seconds of the video were an ad
Lol
i find it easier to just memorize the 100 digits.
Yeah true
I wish I learned this when I was younger I would perfect all my exams, instead eating most of the glue
Paulo Castro First of all, isn't it 3.14 you have to know at least? Second, why the heck did you ate glue??
Thanks for sharing your memory potions Joshua!😁
Will really help in Biology, especially when its about Kingdoms😬
This method requires quite a lot of general knowledge and some eccentricity.
It works for me!
Nah not really.
Me:i cant do it
3 hours later
Plays fortnite instead
I have learned 150 digits of pi and it's only been 1 day lol
u have 100 likes XD 100 likes =100 first numbers of pi, weird af
I find the way I remembered pi 10x easier - I got an app to test me and teach me pi (one setting that shows me the next numbers and I type it, one that doesn't) and I typed the numbers 3 at a time, went and did it without it telling me numbers until I remembered it. I remember the pattern the numbers made when pressed on number pad and learned 70 some digits of pi in 3-5 days (I stopped when I got bored of typing 70+ numbers over and over)
MagicCookie I did the same, I learned in blocks of 4. I know 125 digits.
Our brains code things in similar ways to the video anyway, planning out what to place in our memory palace comes after cataloging the data we want to memorize, but they try make it sound like the magic systems works instead of traditional study instead of in addition to. Notice how the numbers were broken down into chunks just like you did but then it became complicated
Familiarity with the material and systems you are studying means you will naturally remember things just by recognizing patterns etc.
This method enables you to learn hundreds of decimals in minutes. It's much harder than basic rote learning but much more rewarding, with a vastly higher ceiling for rapid learning.
Okay this is super hard to learn but after building this skill it turns that 3-5 days into minutes. Obviously, at the point when it takes you minutes though it's not actually hard any more because you're good at it
me who can't visualize stuff in my mind: interesting
3:48 Noticed how fast he remembered 383 😏
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Shaz Ana explain
We all remember things like that most easily... ^^
How’d you get 3:48, that’s like 3 seconds pff
Lol!
Me: sweet I'm ready to-
Brain: shut up you're too lazy~ to even try this
Hahaaa
Tried the method to memories my exam syllabus...
Now when i go to my memory palace it feels like china.
You have to clean it out once in a while. Imagine it empty with windows open letting light in. Fresh. New. Clean. Dont use it for like a week.
Or just build another memory house
This is the way that I usually use in my lessons especially chemistry☺️