Jan 14, 2013 · Hi guys, I have been busy thinking lately (!) am I am quite excited about the below system I have developed. Any (preferably) constructive criticism or questions welcome. I will post more details in future. Summary: Systemise your existing memory to rapidly create a Memory Palace of 100, 1,000 or even more loci, using nested locations. “Separate the subject from the …

Dec 7, 2014 · A memory palace is a place you can visualize that you store information in, and a memory journey is a path through that place. The memory journey has stops, loci, “stations”, which are the places you choose to put information in. The first step to creating a new memory journey is to explore some new place that you haven’t been to. It can ...

Nov 15, 2024 · If you have one memory palace and you use it for a memorizing a random deck of cards in a “speed cards” attempt, and you visualize scenes like: location 1 mailbox: bob eats a tire location 2 car parking lot: andy slaps a fish

Oct 13, 2019 · Eg. For the colour sequence I would much likely prefer the acronym Mnemonic VIBGYOR rather than making a memory palace for it. Even though mnemonics are not as effective as memory palace but, they can be created much more easily and rapidly than a memory palace or story.

Apr 16, 2024 · Welcome to brunch! Today we’re serving Bottomless Memory Palaces! So, Grab a pen and paper and set a timer for 180 seconds (3 minutes) (…maybe while you wait for the microwave to finish… 15 minutes if you use the Oven). Instructions: Look at the list Scribble (and don’t stop scribbling!) ideas for personal memory palace locations until you hear beep sounds …

Jan 23, 2012 · So, for example, I have revised these journies and the information many times, but the only thing I see going into working long term memory to retain the sequence is the journey. Sure I can remember Queen Victoria 1837, but without my journey I could not recall that the next monarch was then Edward VII in 1901 or the previous one William IV in ...

Jan 2, 2025 · You can make a fully sequential “memory city” with a bunch of larger areas with dozens and dozens of stations in each. When I memorized over 4000 digits of Pi, I stored them in a “meta-palace” that was made up of large places in my town and that I was familiar with in other parts of the state.

Jan 27, 2019 · Hi everyone, I’ve been using the memory palace technique for more than a year now, and I’d like to discuss some aspects of it here with you. First of all, my goal using this technique is to help long term memorization, by simplifing the review step, and not for any competition purposes. Being an avid reader, I’ve always been frustrated by forgetting most of …

Jun 17, 2019 · A memory palace doesn’t have to be something that you could navigate around blindfolded before you even thought about using it as a palace. When I leave my apartment, I have the hallway as part of a memory palace, the elevator is another one, then the hallway from the elevator, the trip though the parkade and finally my car (outside and inside).

Feb 2, 2025 · Im new to memory palaces but i find them very cool. In the future i want to use it for things like memorizing poems verbatim and also maybe for language vocabulary. So far ive been able to memorize a list of 40 random nouns using a memory palace of my house. But im curious how i am supposed to get better at using memory palaces.