Because the "educational system" is more interested in pumping out Communists.

Because the education system doesnt actually care about the children. This is shown in the quality of the material, food, teachers, resources etc. There have been many better systems created and they have all the best research they could easily implement but they do the bare minimum.

You talking Indian education system? Its the pinnacle of bullshit

@@cryptobungus5778so true. They want to keep us dumb so we’re easy to control.

You fool, you absolute bufoon, I’m in 2021

RIP Harry Lorayne. He's basically the godfather of memory with his link and peg systems, etc.

Absolutely.

I’m in 2024

Guy Zandler Lol wtf? Anyone else baffled by this guy’s profile pic?

So? Pass the exam?

@@teth. ????? It's a picture of his face????

I was studying nursing in college, I had ADD & didn't know about it, and i had difficulty remembering everything, & one time while surfing on the internet I saw this book, tried it on exam (it was like taking risk to me), and the exam was in leadership, I scored 90+/100 one of best days in my college life

@@adooola.k1153 which book and which technique ?

Ivan_van_Ogre which of his books did you read?

@@toastedtarts4044 Learn to Remember : Practical Techniques and Exercises to Improve Your Memory by Dominic O'Brien. This book came out in 2010 so he has new books since then. Amazon books will give you some ideas. If you decide to memorize a deck of cards I would also advise getting a good rhyming dictionary and a good thesaurus. Memorizing those cards will be a journey into your head. Good luck.

Ivan_van_Ogre thank you, my actual goal into memorization is to help with studying languages, and on the side, also do card techniques to beating casinos, no wrong there, they cheat gamblers all the time

@@toastedtarts4044 Hi J., Go to Amazon books and type in, "memorization skills" and you will get an interesting mix of books. Maybe one of them will zero in on it for you. Have fun!

Ivan_van_Ogre okay thank you again

Definitely a vivid word-picture!

You can use them straight away to learn memory technique

And me in 2024 can see it too

how is it now?

I don’t think he predicted. I think he’s has friends in all the right places who tell him things.

My guess is that she has some idea that a person might memorize information without understanding it.

What is the name of the book if u may ?

@@abdeldjouadi How to develop a brilliant memory week by week - dominic o brain

EL DR. LAIR RIBEIRO DICE QUE A LOS NIÑOS, EN LAS ESCUELAS, LES ENSEÑAN A TENER PENSAMIENTOS, NO A PENSAR.

But the fact that kids use the internet means that they have access to that information on how to learn

Jim Kwik ,hahaha

true, but having someone lecture to you from a video on youtube for instance can sometimes be confusing. You do not have someone like a tutor that can tell you whether you are doing things correctly or how sort out mistakes or confusion

I used Google Translate on this post: "In schools, techniques must be improved to teach better and remember more easily. And television could help a lot. Greetings from Caracas." Was this an accurate translation? ¿Fue esta una traducción precisa? I'm sure some languages translate poorly but commonly spoken languages should fare better.

@@13ivanogre13 yh its a decent translation

Reading it at the moment

@@philrichmond7567 Why is that? :/

why are men covered from neck to toes but women on tv/videos/movies show their thighs, breasts, waist... ? it suggests their character clearly.

@anonymous मैं एकदम सही बोला हूँ तू समझ नही रहा तेरी प्रॉब्लम

@anonymous short body showing clothes are deliberately used by women and directors of the show to atract men sexually because they know that most of the viewers are men.

@anonymous clear hai ki tujhe show business ki marketing strategy ka koi knowledge nhi. koi bat nhi.

siri

Yeah for real, it’s impossible for her empty ass head to visualise doing it herself; so she calls it cheating lmao.

reviewing is important too don't forget to review the information when you start forgetting

You don't HAVE to use a memory palace, though I find it helps me to put things in locations. People are different and require different methods to succeed.

Reading this currently! it's amazing (and also frustrating) to think that i can learn. Going from thinking I was stupid in school to realizing how backwards school is in term's of what and how it teaches.

Search Ron white

Limit multi taskin g

No it’s so easy.

You have to exaggerate your images in order to remember them thats how it becomes easy but if u dont exercise your imagination this might be hard.

Humans store information in spatial memory, also object and dangerous events and experiences are imprinted in the mind. So think of how the brain store info use the method of loci and build your memory palaces.

Not true ...For example London Taxi Drivers have to memorise every street in London and their brains grow bigger by doing this.Google Fred Housego, Mastermind Champion and former London cab driver.

Nobody can know for sure whether working memory can be improved or not. I believe it can, because my calculating ability has improved throughout life, but I have no way to prove it.

i think it kinda... we consume a lot more info but we depend too much on our devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops etc) for all these info instead of using our memory. for example, i've noticed I rarely memorize a particular route to a particular place because I already have gps for that. Therefore, I conclude that I don't need to memorize the routes. Obviously, there are severe drawbacks to this kind of mindset.

There have been a few people with great memories who did without memory devices, such as Alexander Aitken for example. But that's a very rare ability and beyond most people.

@@jeffw1267 Yeah to me that's *actual* memory. Don't get me wrong, it's impressive what so called "memory champions" do, but what they're doing is less like organic memory, and more like playing a mental video game. It's a game they've gotten very good at, but without that game, they probably don't have much better memories than anybody else. For instance, I'll bet if you ask a "memory champion" what the name of their waitress was at lunch yesterday, or the color of the trim on their neighbor's house when they were a kid, or the score of the Football game the other day, they wouldn't be any better at remembering it than the average Joe.

@@scottk1525 Fair point, however, in this very video he actually gave good advice on how to retain information longer; even using such techniques, you must still be efficient and practical - for example, of what use is remembering the color of the trim of your neighbour's house from when you were a kid? None, so not worth any effort. But you might want to remember your waiter's name for the next time you patronize that restaurant, so then you would use a memorization technique

@@scottk1525 You can use these techniques for academics, work, etc. Imagine how useful these techniques could be for memorizing history dates and facts in Biology. I myself have been using the techniques from his book for a few years now. I am a student and using several techniques like the Journey Method and his Dominic system I am able to assimilate huge chunks of information easily. Our brain discards the useless information for a reason. In a way, you are transforming the information you want to learn into forms which are easier for the brain to memorize.

@@katherinepablo1228 Sure. I'm not saying these techniques aren't useful. I'm saying these memory champs aren't good at genuine *memory* itself, so much as they're good at playing very particular mental games. In other words, it'd be interesting to see how their memories stack up when not reliant on their mind palace strategies. For instance, I wonder how these memory athletes would do if, instead of being handed a deck of cards and judged on their ability to arrange them in a mental memory palaces, they were instead asked to recall things they had experienced and weren't aware they'd have to memorize, like "what was the name of the concierge that checked you into your hotel yesterday afternoon?" Or "what were the main three courses on the menu at the restaurant last night?" Or "Precisely what time was your flight scheduled to land?" I wonder how well they'd do. Or maybe even if they were shown a long number, immediately followed by a taxing 1-2 minute mental task, which would presumably prevent them from employing chunking or mind palace strategies to remember the number. Immediately following the mental task, they'd they'd then be asked to recall the number. Not saying this is viable method for competition. Just saying that, to me, true memory is the ability to recall things that you didn't burn gallons of mental fuel trying to sear into your brain.