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Check out @answerinprogress's video where Sabrina memorizes 3141 digits of pi: • i memorized 3,141 digi...
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@answerinprogress 10 ай бұрын

Thanks for training me to memorize 3,141 digits of pi! The coolest thing about this technique is that it means I can recall the digits forwards, backwards, and even stop in the middle, eat a pie, and keep going. It's so cool and I hope more people give it a shot! - Sabrina

@ZTimeGamingYT 10 ай бұрын

The pi video was so entertaining to watch!

@Nick12_45 10 ай бұрын

@@ZTimeGamingYTyes!

@raphaelefranco1123 10 ай бұрын

Imagine all the things you can do with that… You must feel so powerful now

@unknownsofa 6 ай бұрын

@@raphaelefranco1123Tbh, they should teach that at school

@isuckatediting729 4 ай бұрын

Why are you not verified

@warcatfurever101writeroffanfic 10 ай бұрын

Came from Sabrina’s pi video. The craziest and somehow I’m surprised, believable thing I’ve heard of recently. It just makes sense that taking on a task like this would forever change how your brain approached things.

@purpleminer4595 10 ай бұрын

This is genius

@sdamani300 10 ай бұрын

Just confirming this for my own understanding, so to do this you will follow the below steps: 1. Assign letters using the dominic system for every number (0-9) 2. Assign a PAO for every number from 00 to 99 3. Break down pi into chunks of 6 digits where the first two are person, next two are action, and the last two are object 4. Then map the PAO for how many ever digits you want to memorize in batches of 6 using the PAO assigned to every 2 digit number in step 2 5. Break your goal into different memory palaces of 50 PAOs each 6. Memorize/Visualise the PAOs in your memory palaces Do let me know if this is a proper understanding of the process. PS - I am super excited to try this memory challenge with a bunch of my friends!

@trejkaz 8 ай бұрын

Sounds about right but I'm stuck at step 6.

@PinkeySuavo 2 ай бұрын

I once memorised 200 digits of PI but I didn't know about PAO back then I think. I used 3 numbers for a word but also last number was a color of the object. I made a scale 0-9 of different colors. So if there was 1415 numbers to remember, I'd do like T R T -> could memorize just as Testosterone Replacement Therapy (e.g. eating pills or smth) and then the "5" would mean for example very light green color of the pills, which in my system was 5. It generally worked good but brain in general isn't good at recalling different colors (like what color is superman cape). And it was hard when I imagined for example a tree but had to assign other color to it (it's usually green so I see it that way). For me it was also difficult to create words and so on. I think assigning first (like in your point 2) is much, much easier. Then you can make a program like the girl which will show you all the words.

@alvarddiamond660 10 ай бұрын

Hi Nelson! I wanna thank you for all the things that you helped me to learn. All those crazy mnemonics, foreign alphabets, codes. I never understood mind palace until I found you and your channel. Thanks

@mr.m7724 9 ай бұрын

really great video, good metaphors. nice visuals, so how does this only have 600 likes??!

@CookinWithSquirrl 9 ай бұрын

I loved this! Fantastic way to think of it.

@Rob70471 5 ай бұрын

Nice video. Retired driver (UPS)Enlarged hippocampus ?Maybe🙃Good video for setting and reaching memory goals. Thanks

@CooksBooks 10 ай бұрын

I liked this and AiP’s video. I’ve always wanted to work on my memory as well. I remember in secondary (high) school, I was having a lot of problems remembering language as I really struggle with memorising abstract words, sequences and symbols (I still, at 26, haven’t learnt my times tables). My teacher tried to suggest I use the memory palace technique, suggesting I put post it notes around the house, and that way I could memorise the notes and locations in my memory. I remember at the time, thinking this suggestion was ridiculous, but I only now have the words to realise why. I suffer from relatively high levels of aphantasia. I can maybe picture the outline of a square in my head if I struggle but images don’t come naturally. I’ve not looked deeply into it but most memory techniques seem to revolve around visualisation. Have there been any research/studies into effective memory techniques for those who suffer from aphantasia? Do you have any guidance on how to improve your memory (not necessarily to the extent of memorising thousands of digits of pi, knowing the times tables would be nice 😂) without the use of visualisation?

@PinkeySuavo 2 ай бұрын

I still don't know the multiplication table fully and I'm 27. For me 7*8 will always be 28+28.

@Victor-Victo 10 ай бұрын

Hey this is Cory Stanley’s son from Kilimanjaro love ur videos 👍🏽

@gonzounderscore 10 ай бұрын

I love the Wes Anderson style video, really cool, great video :)

@herosourabh 8 ай бұрын

It's motivating. I am memorising Charaka Samhita

@Atb-yx7cf 10 ай бұрын

See I always left review part in my college studies, I used to place all the images in my palaces and not review them. Now I got the idea. What kind of human could eat dough and berries with sugar paste in it. (Like how I just place images in my palace and left the main part, the baking or review). Thanks man, for this perspective.

@syka656 10 ай бұрын

Very inspiring videos from both you and Sabrina! I would like to ask a question: in Sabrina's video, she used the Dominic system, but I have also heard of the Major system. Could you talk about the pros and cons of each, and if you have a specific recommendation?

@user-pt5mw9yi2q 7 ай бұрын

Just started a new job for tyre company,my goal is to memorise all the tyre sizes.Motivated🙈

@THE______TRUTH 9 ай бұрын

This is some interesting wes anderson lighting.

@harshsharma5894 10 ай бұрын

Great video. Is there any online resource if i wanna recreate this process ? What is a memory palace exactly, and how you make sure you remember it. Do you write it down?

@waleedasif4148 10 ай бұрын

Can we use the digits of pi as memory palaces??? With this way we can connect information together thus increasing the linking part of memorizing

@miamello6970 10 ай бұрын

digits of pi cannot be a memory palace, because it's not that memorable, you need to use a familliar place, like your childhood home, place in your game that you play everyday, malls, streets and roads

@NMalteC 10 ай бұрын

Hi Nelson, I'm a big fan, and I'm able to easily remember a couple of hundred items in a list using memory palaces. What I'm struggling with is to remember a deck of cards. I'm terrible at assigning real or imaginary people to 52 cards (PAO). Can you recommend a better method?

@JeffTheHokie 9 ай бұрын

Harry Lorayne based his card pegs on the major system. For number cards (Aces are ones, tens are zeros) The pegword started with the same letter as the suit, and ended with the major-system consonant for it's number. Ace of clubs is "Cat", 2 of clubs is "Can" 3 is comb and so on. Jacks are the name of the suit, Queen and king start with the letter of the suit and rhyme with the words "king" and "queen". You can build your PAO pegs from that. Your action peg doesn't have to link to the person. It can link to the card, and your "person" doesn't have to be a fleshed-out person. It can just be someone or something that can take an action. I use an expansion of the PAO : person-action-adjective (describing the object)-object-place, but you don't have to get that elaborate. I prefer clusters of 5 because of our base-ten number system. Ace of clubs for example: person: Cat (someone I know full name Catherine) action: Cut Adjective: Catty (dressed up like a cat) Object: Cat (the animal) Place: Catbox

@NMalteC 9 ай бұрын

@@JeffTheHokie Thank you for the explanation. My problem is that I don't feel I know enough people to fill 52 cards. I've resorted to use the Major system for numbers 0-9 for family members and animals. Cards 10, knight, queen and king are 4 people and 4 animals in hearts and spades that I can remember. The rest are just people and animals the name or species of which begins with the corresponding consonant in the Major system. Still trying to flesh out values for diamonds and clubs. People and animals make for good PAO. My imagination simply fails me when I have to come up with 52 subjects that I can easily remember. I'm not big on sports or movie characters. Perhaps I'll just use 13 chess players, I'm sure I can find those :-)

@JeffTheHokie 9 ай бұрын

@@NMalteC No need to find 13 things to fit into one category- the starting letter is the suit. Jacks are the easiest .It's just the name of the suit. Club (Fred Flintone) Spade (Spayed: all pegs are vet related, spayed as an adjective or verb could also mean neutered or figuratively weakened), Diamond (Neil Diamond or Donald Trump -before he was political he was mostly known for being extremely rich), and Heart (Cupid). Queen - originally started with suit letter and rhymes with queen, but I changed these a little. Clubs: Coquette - for CQ (Betty Boop, flirt, flirty or slutty, Betty Boop as object, and Paris as place). Hearts :"Queen"- it doesn't REALLY start with H, but if you say it out loud you kind of will hear the h sound. Spades: SQ words- (Squid squishes a squeaky squid in a squash). Diamonds: "Dream" (all things Freddy Kruger) Kings : Club: King (K is the same as hard C) Heart: Hang, hank or hanky (Rhymes with "kang"), Spades::Sting sings(to or about) a stinky singer(or stinger) in a sink. Diamonds: Drink (or drunk)

@skilluber 9 ай бұрын

Wow AND you have 314k subscribes hehe

@user-ri7ly7wr2g 10 ай бұрын

Great video 👍 could you please tell me how to memorize vocabulary easily?

@Caleb-lu3zl 7 ай бұрын

I have 200 digits memorized at this point, but I haven't done anything quite like that sense I memorized a deck of cards a long time ago, so I was pretty happy. My goal is 1000 of pi

@chrisgathright687 10 ай бұрын

Hey Nelson.... what about people with Aphantasia? We aren't able to picture things in our minds so things like a memory palace are impossible.

@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 10 ай бұрын

Why I was thinking that the need to visualize is a restriction

@jamdva8176 5 ай бұрын

Could you please advise me on how approach preparing to the exams in STEM and at the same time memorize about 900 chinese hieroglyphs? I can afford 35-40 hours a week on studying. I have big gaps in knowledge and choosing between "just try to do this and cut corners" or "try to understand details and get stuck in the mud". Chinese is a second priority, obviously, deadline is 20 of January. For the STEM exams, deadline is 30 of December. I use google docs for my chinese, create associations for the shape, spelling and translation, then link them together. Right now I don't use Memory Palace, I do not quite understand it's application in this case, as I understand, my 3 existing memory palaces (30 places) are not enough for that, I might need to add some. For the STEM exams, I firstly go through theory, then try to paraphrase the meaning, write it down. You will probably advise me to put these paraphrasings into memory palace. Do I need to use different palaces for different subjects and keep track of them for that? I also don't quite understand POA, but I'll figure it out. Any tips?

@libraryoflilylol199 10 ай бұрын

You know, I have some memory problems and these videos really inspired me to work on that more actively! I work at a public library, so I want to practice memory techniques by memorizing the whole dewey decimal system. Any advice for that one? Specifically, this involves memorizing categories that are assigned to numbers and remembering which numbers go to which categories. And there's like 1000 (including knowing which numbers are unassigned)

@libraryoflilylol199 9 ай бұрын

Update: Nevermind I got this. I found your periodic table of elements video and that helped. However, the DDS is hierarchical and isn't just a list of elements. Each of the 10 classes has 10 subclasses and each of those also has 10 (and technically it goes further but I'm not going to bother memorizing down into the actual decimals). So I went with a mind palace for each of the classes. And each mind palace is placed in another mind palace. So I have my main mind palace for the main classes. And at each spot in it I have my mind palaces for each of those classes. Each of them is an entire library or building I've been in so that can further be broken down into mini-palaces that are rooms in those buildings. Each building will have 10 sections. And each section will have 10 landmarks. Now all that is left is to make my mnemonic devices and fill my palaces. My main one is already done and I now have the main classes memorized.

@trejkaz 8 ай бұрын

Sounds nice, but those of us with aphantasia don't have this superpower of being able to visualise things in our minds.

@denissehernandez3736 10 ай бұрын

Can this be applied to learning new languages?

@malekhawas874 10 ай бұрын

Hey great video but I don't know if you have alot of experience in this area but I am trying to learn an arabic dialect but I already know another dialect so the process is very boring since I feel like I know what I am studying but I have no plan or system

@anupaann5806 8 ай бұрын

Whats the hardest challenge you faced?

@thaagirrasaurusjr5443 8 ай бұрын

How do you use a memory Palace to learn a language?

@leapityellskie2412 10 ай бұрын

Does this also apply in school?

@miamello6970 10 ай бұрын

yes, i used method of loci to literally memorized 64 chapters of Noli me tangere for 3 hours, and I passed the exam, i used my school as the place for the method, you can use it on list of groceries, names, phone numbers, and etc

@teaflavouredcoffee83 10 ай бұрын

.o.

@justafriend5361 10 ай бұрын

Ok, so putting numbers as silly pictures in thought palaces is one thing and we have seen it works. But how do I get my brain to connect a name to a person I just met? I mean the thought palace is right there, and strangely enough if I recognise the person, I can say, ok, that's the person doing this at that place...but the name is gone...

@Danicker 10 ай бұрын

I'm not a memory expert but my advice is firstly to repeat the name back to the person immediately after they tell it to you. This is helpful because it firstly makes sure that you have actually heard the name correctly, and secondly because the act of saying it helps you to remember it. If you find you are still struggling then try to use their name in conversation while you can still remember it. Every time you say their name it will get more ingrained in your memory.