The mind and methods of a Memory Champion | Boris Nikolai Konrad | TEDxStrijp
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2016
- How do memory athletes store seemingly anything in their brains, how you can benefit from their methods, why it matters and what it teaches us about memory.
During his studies, Boris Nikolai Konrad managed to do two masters in the time of one and went on, with the insight of a PhD in Psychology, to attain two Guinness world records for memorizing 280 words and 215 names in 15 minutes. Now, as the President of MemoryXL, he believes that anyone can and should stimulate and cultivate their memorization abilities.
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Great introduction into the loci mnemotechnic. Amazing and inspiring talk, Boris!
very cool! I usually think of myself as having a poor memory, now I have an opportunity to change this. Thanks!
This memory technique stuff is fascinating me lately. Loci, linking, major system. Simple visualisation tricks also work such as for Antarctic (big land mass crawling in Ants) vs Arctic (no ants, because of ice-bergs). Stalactites (tights get pulled down the leg) vs Stalagmites (mites crawl up the leg).
Amazing, what a very memorable talk! Sherlock would be proud.
I like this one. I've watched a couple other Ted Talks about memory, and some have done similar things but he explains it, and has an easier method anyone can implement.
Good to know when you are in school and don't have tons of time and need to remember lots of small details!
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really amazing talk, I don't think I'll ever forget that list!
OK, it's been a year ...
All these bloody TEDx talks on memory are the exact same. "I'm a memory champion but I'm not a super human" > "I bet you think you couldn't memorise this list of words" > introduce memory palace/peg system > "See! You can do it too." > applause > end.
exactly. You should watch Matias Ribbing's Tedx talk. It is somewhat different, centered around use of memory techniques in learning.
Read Unlimited memmory or hear kevin horsely life changing
Wonderful
Amazing
Great!!
Good show
great
I'm part of the human experience known as Aphantasia. We can not access voluntary mental imaging. So how do I improve memory with no facility to do as advocated?
4:20 estudios con chferes de taxis en Londres 5:33 técnicas de memoria Visual Thinking and connections
If Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio had a boy, he would look just like this guy. :)
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Mr Messy u should be able to recognize a joke
+MyITRcom LOL, that comment made my day, thx!! :-))))))
LOL
I made a different assimilation from him . i made a little and very crazy story based on these words .my assimilation was something like this: i was walking and all of a sudden i ran into a Cow eating a moss ( MOSS COW) and the cow was mad because the queen stole its bell(QUEEN BELL) so i followed walking and i saw a Bull with a bulb on its head (BULB BULL) , after i saw peter parker eating a hamburguer (PETER HAMBURGUER ) ,then ahead had a bear walking on a line ( BEAR LINR) . i will not type everything because is very long but the others words are : MAD RIDER POPE PIZZA KEY CHEF LOVE EINFFEL TOWEL BOOK ARREST.
Around 10:35 I realized this guy was very...happy...to be teaching.
How to use memory tricks for physics , chemistry and maths .
How to memory different formulae and compounds.
لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له ،له الملك و له الحمد و هو على كل شيء قدير
Kouki Achour
okay but why tho ?
Hi. Does anyone know, (assuming the association technique isn't for all kinds of situation), another method for memorizing syntax and concepts in coding or programming? Thank you. God bless, Proverbs 31
SevenDeMagnus I am not really sure what u want to remember but go in "art of memory" they have lots of explonations and techniques there..
Awesome, speachless
10.40
What if something didn’t lend itself to visualsation
David Lucey i guess we need to use the sounds that is closest !!! I am not sure.
Or smell
I know it is a great speech. But he is very hard to listen because of his accent.
He is bad at teaching.