A Technique to Memorize Anything

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[@Nova9286]

I think I need a memory technique for this memory technique

[@name6953]

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[@clashmustache9761]

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[@Benopel]

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[@guy9877]

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[@BlockdaCoolguy]

​@@guy9877 ok now u ruined it

[@vulcan-]

I imagine its like In the bathroom i put uranium 235 next to the shampoo

[@faseplay.]

Don't forget to hyperbolize it! Make uranium twerk or something

[@sexytoast1602]

😂😂😂😂 Funnest comment I’ve seen all day

[@japonoyunyapmcskojima8290]

Or riemann zeta function as your chair.

[@-notmeddy1167]

​@@faseplay. got anymore that was golden lol 😂😂

[@herobrine8763og]

@@japonoyunyapmcskojima8290 HAHAHA!! Always happy to see a fellow math fan!

[@uniformslinky]

“Heres what you did.” “Cheated.”

[@Okkotsu04]

XD

[@Technosnake79698]

Yes

[@bingus_number1]

“So you write down on a slip of paper notes and fold it and put it into your sleeves”

[@MAD-MIDNIGHT]

“How did you die I touched Dwayne Jonsons banana …”😂

[@jessy.kins.]

i got a 100 on a semester exam bc i wrote all the questions on an eraser, and searched them up on google once i got homr

[@UpFromTheShadows]

"The night before the test" now you're speaking my language!

[@svtrash]

Exactly

[@EnchantmentLnvgOspeaker8283]

@Sрееd 🅥 wha

[@Sarah_Fareha]

​@@EnchantmentLnvgOspeaker8283 I didn't click it but I think it's a rickroll.

[@Mrow_Yae]

@@user-eh9sr8gc8h hhee I have stayed rickroll free for a week which is a long time for me

[@latermyfriend8934]

​​@@Sarah_Fareha It's most likely not a rickroll spam bots try to make you click their link by any way possible, by saying not rick roll it makes you think it's a rick roll and makes you curious, if you click you just add views to their stupid video Edit : I clicked the link for science and it's not a rickroll just a video with not actual content.

[@teaQtheQT]

I think this is harder than just plainly memorizing it

[@donghye1004]

yea same this is too much work and idk if it’s going to work 💀

[@mythydamashii9978]

​@@donghye1004 well if you just forgot just look suspiciously at the wall

[@Muslim_Student]

@@donghye1004 it works surprisingly well. If your good at visualizing you can do it.

[@stylinsandwich]

Probably for less things to memorize, but if you have to memorise alot it's better

[@borigo7791]

This technique is useful when memorizing a list and especially if it has a specific pattern

[@starfius8514]

"Yo whats the answer to question 3?" "Banana, Kitchen" "what"

[@devanshbadireddi5194]

The fact that he wrote ONLY 'B' to cheat is insanity.

[@reminderIknows]

he's lucky he gets one question right

[@wolfstar420]

bro's never cheated before

[@plant3341]

Every answer was B

[@TunaBear64]

That's because he is a complete Boron.

[@tampabaylightningfan8540]

"the night before the test" Yes yes 9-11 am, my typical night

[@funnyvalentine5935]

Bro, the test is at 9am

[@nuhh69]

I detect a 9/11 reference and it took me 9.11 seconds to figure it out.

[@futbolover10]

hol up- *crash*

[@Orincaby]

The exam starts at 9am 😂

[@Sparky-fugitive_5]

As soon as I read 9-11 I was like comments time to see if any one noticed 😂

[@dtimoon]

“Your teacher thinks you cheated in the test” “So here’s what you did.” You cheated.

[@weirdgamerizabel]

Lol

[@Lilac-wc8ki]

LOL IMAGINE...

[@senoir.]

This method needs a lot more than a day from my experience

[@nevernothing1929]

Yeah I think so too.

[@g4_61]

It depends, imo. I’ve memorized shorter lists in mere minutes before the exam with similar visual techniques, but longer and more elaborate lists will definitely require a greater investment of time.

[@nevernothing1929]

@@g4_61 I got long list :(

[@LittleAhsoka]

It depends. I did it with geography. We needed to memorize where the cities were. I have done it in one day. Tomorrow is my test. I hope it works

[@ashriya1294]

@@LittleAhsoka did it work?

[@rav0nn]

This is good when you only need to memorise a few things and on multiple choice

[@anayaweick7964]

Actually, I don’t think it is only good for that. It definitely doesn’t work for every situation, bur it works when you’re trying to memorize a bunch of things in the same category. We had over 50 trig identities to memorize, and a lot of them were easy, but some like tan2X=2tan(X)/(1-tan^2(X) are harder. I’ve memorized the license plates of every teacher I’ve had since the 2nd grade and can still recite them all. My mind palace is the Chuck E. Cheese tubes and I hung them all up on notebook paper around the tubes, and then I’d search for them. My dad is a genius, 160+ IQ, and his mind palace is himself trapped inside a room with a bunch of books, and then he has to search through the books to find his answer.

[@HelloHamburger]

​@@anayaweick7964 "160+ IQ" r/iamverysmart

[@anayaweick7964]

@@HelloHamburger Well I don’t have it, but my dad does, and he is very smart although he doesn’t say it. He shows it. He’s in the top 10 people in his job field and he speaks 6 languages because he’s lived in Japan, South Korea, and Brazil. (He speaks English, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese although he can’t write Kanji or Hangul). He’s been to every Civil War Battle site and can recite who was the general leading each side in each battle. He also got a job at microsoft as a programmer with no college degree because of how good he was. My IQ is nowhere close to 160 lol.

[@farziltheweebo4841]

​@@anayaweick7964 I don't think memory and intelligent have anything to do with each other

[@uz_zu1699]

@@farziltheweebo4841ofc it does

[@dracolegend8523]

Ahhh yes the Mind Palace

[@anayaweick7964]

Mine actually works with a place I’m unfamiliar with. If you’ve ever seen the show Psych, my parents raised me like that. When I was 4, my dad had a 20-page book with 10 unique ghosts on each page, and then at the end he’d close the book and ask me “Where was the ghost with the hat on page 4?” So I’d have to memorize the placement of 200 ghosts. I actually notice too much now so I get distracted when I put the objects on a path I’m familiar with, because in my mind, it has to look exactly the same so room numbers, matching floor tiles, paintings, etc. have to be there or it just doesn’t work and seems like an unfamiliar space. My current mind palace is those tubes in Chuck E. Cheese. Before that, it was the Backrooms. Liminal spaces with little detail actually help me focus on the main point more, because there isn’t much to get wrong. I’m mentally crawling around the Chuck E. Cheese Tubes in my mind palace during every physics test lol

[@samin2244]

Wow . that's incredible a by born memory palace guy (or girl) .

[@TheGodlyPineapple]

I love the show Psych. Pretty cool that you got taught the memory trick.

[@zerere_]

Brosis you're CLEARLY the winner

[@Jamations_Productions]

Knowing my memory, I would’ve taken the wrong turn and would be in a shady neighborhood

[@Ingeniuscolours]

Knowing my memory I'd just be on a plane to Japan

[@HaloHighlightz]

Why are you in my house?!

[@anandnaikgaonkar6668]

Yeah, this truly works. This is one of the most famous technique called "Memory palace or Mind Palace" It is way easier than just mugging up things, It takes usually 2 to 3 hours to make its way to ur memory, but believe me u don't even have to memorize it afterwards every now and then. It's stored for longer time period precisely!

[@mr.bruhibruhify8592]

Me getting triggered by the not sharpened pencil: 💀💀

[@Minun61]

Why did u point it out! I didnt notice b4 and now i cant stop noticing

[@AinaBaiduri]

I'm preparing for two weeks of tests starting next week, the end-of-term exam and two special exams. I hope I can survive with your technique.

[@LegitProEz]

This video came out right after my exams had finished Thanks Gohar 😓

[@can56778]

"Your teacher thinks you cheated on your test because you got nothing wrong" -Because you actually cheated

[@galaxielTheGreat]

"hey i gotta go retrace my steps to remember shit" "but the test started you cant leave" "ah shit"

[@erdemeebilgee3584]

Teacher: Whats the powerhouse of the cell? Me: banana

[@Ingeniuscolours]

No its CHICKEN

[@molybd3num823]

When you do 3BLD and already know about this:

[@3bldgod735]

Best comment

[@Keecasso]

Time to imagine 240 objects in my imaginary house

[@rithishkr1697]

the teacher: you have a test tomorrow on chemical elements. me who memorized the periodic table song: *it's my time to shine*

[@jo4183]

This would be very useful... If I could remember stuff.

[@kokobaka39]

I can't even remember the entire layout of my small ass apartment

[@_quixote]

If this is really how this study technique works, id have to imagine a whole city.

[@barbarastanley4784]

I am just satisfied at how good and perfect his drawings look 😀👍

[@astropurplehearts]

Why did this come after my exam 😭💀

[@artandcraftwithmrudhula9206]

😂😂😂

[@legacyyx]

Your teacher thinks you cheated: Yes technically you did

[@kibz.]

I did this in my anatomy exam in bio and I got 94 using this method Pretty decent

[@ilynicro]

His content is always helpful 🤝🔥

[@harrypotter_bookworm]

holy cricket you spam

[@JellybeanMusic]

Imagine you're having a conversation with a friend and then you accidentally start saying chemical elements out loud 😂

[@ItsMuqeet376]

😂😂

[@cephynight]

honestly i just make a little tune out of it. i did that with my lunch code back in kindergarten and i still remember the number as well as how the “song” (literally just 5 numbers said in a sing-song voice) goes. just associate tunes with the key things you have to remember and repeat them in your head as much as possible

[@LittleAhsoka]

Your videos are so helpful!! Don't stop with making them

[@RapBopzShorts]

Guys, The Loci Method is the most reliable technique when memorizing LARGER QUANTITIES like a Rubik's Cube (Doing it blindfolded) , Large lists, Large set of numbers. For example: when trying to memorize large set of numbers... I will make up letters to into specific numbers like 1 = O 2 = T 3 = R 4=A 5=B and so on. and then, I will make words out of the letters, specifically objects/animals that I can visualize easily. Then, I would imagine any background that I am most familiarized with, like my bedroom or living room. And then I would put the objects I just made up in there and now it's easier to memorize said numbers 342245 will become RATTAB so I would Imagine a rat playing with his TABlet. Basically, its like visuallizing a story

[@ayitsyaboycal4207]

Fun fact: In speedcubing, there’s a category known as blind solving. This happens to be the exact method of solving a cube blindfolded. Each piece is represented as a letter, and you put the letters together to make multiple two-letter combinations. Beforehand, you also memorize a certain word for each set of two letters. When you memorize the letters, you remember each word. When u begin solving, you go back through the words which act ad instructions on how to solve the cube.

[@Phantom_FlameXD]

half of these nerds probably don't know what speedcubing is (lol i do!!!)

[@TheProdigy-sg5ns]

@@Phantom_FlameXD so u basically solve a rubix cube blindfolded thats all it is. and "speedcubing" is basically speedrunning the process of the rubix cube and beating your highest world record

[@Phantom_FlameXD]

@@TheProdigy-sg5ns i know, thats the point lol

[@TheProdigy-sg5ns]

@@Phantom_FlameXD LOL i didnt even know that - how can anyone not even know that anyways it literally says it in the prefix "speed" cubing. see I Am too intelligent.

[@Phantom_FlameXD]

@@TheProdigy-sg5ns others don't know tho, maybe u and i r just smart

[@Zaii.____.]

This man is gonna make me from a nobody to a standard bearer

[@jadurant4564]

Honestly ever since I listened to some of your tips, my classmates started to suspect me with cheating, lmao. When in reality I just used methods to fasten my mind processing and memorization. Tho I still have some things to develop on, I'm truly happy and thankful for your help 💯

[@gracethetics]

Ngl that's actually pretty smart

[@Harricota]

Wow, I’d use this with my upcoming tests, exams, and exit cards But I wouldn’t place the items scattered around, instead I’ll place it inside the classroom or at my desk.

[@fariha9083]

If I could remember all those things that i associated and the paths so easily then I wouldn't need many memorizing technique at all!🌚

[@alpacatron4621]

Your teatcher thinks that you cheated on your test: The night before i wrote my notes in my apple watch

[@KazeDoesYoutube]

Gohar, I can’t thank you enough for all the videos. You have made my school life so much easier, and I love your vids.

[@djspoonz2661]

Wow I have a French assessment tomorrow my saviour Edit: I joined less than a month ago and idk French at all

[@Hello.12]

wow! if you see this, know u are strong and loved! Jesus loves u no matter what ur past looks like. Jesus loves u and I do too. Have a great day :))

[@Phantom_FlameXD]

lol agreed!!

[@debasreetenyson5386]

Ur videos are extremely visually vivid❤

[@reddotbyte2902]

Why is it written 9-11am💀

[@hitanshugala9191]

"Me who has 10 lessons pending for the night" . . . Oh.........okay let's try

[@kel7321]

Yeah I’m gonna do that to help me memorise a bunch of diseases, their s/s, diagnosis, complications, medications and dosages🧘

[@eranheca]

Thanks for this video, it was really great

[@windowsvista3193]

How do you make learning seem better than my life

[@skybird2715]

This is called a memory palace which is a known technique mostly from Sherlock Holmes (with beneddic cumberbatch) and people use it to store large amounts of memory. There are different types of ways to use it and also you can have an imaginary place or a place you know well to use it. Hope it helped

[@thefortress9033]

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[@user-tg4dq3wk8h]

This helped me a lot thank you

[@FLUFFC0WS]

*The fact that I just took a test* - 💀

[@stupidioeg855]

I actually love this guys vids his tips are helpful and creative keep up the good work😊

[@ThePiMan0903]

Nice video! I really needed this since there are a lot of things I need to memorize. Thanka again!

[@dronerplaysthefirst]

"memorize the order" my teacher: *scramblesa the questions

[@aveekmaity4226]

Instructions unclear, I reached the principal's office with my cheat sheet and Uranium 235

[@ohmygoshlol2308]

THIS IS GOING TO HELP ME THANK YOU

[@peleghadash1796]

Love your content man

[@musicalsound8022]

I needed this yesterday 😢

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

Love this method because I’m a visual learner. Fantastic tips, Doc! ❤😊

[@McainMendoza]

I tried ur other tips and my score is almost perfect ty

[@AlexPikmin916]

I literally did this yesterday for a biology exam, it really worked, thank you so much gohar

[@archivince]

I will follow everything and thank you for all the techniques and skills because I have big exams coming soon

[@paperstrawsYT]

Nice strat! Will use

[@ifoundn8132]

this was so helpful

[@theonlyc7496]

Years ago, I watch your videos for fun and for now, IM ACTUALLY TRYING IT 🤕🤕🤕

[@MajinGlob7428]

As someone with terrible anxiety issues this helps a lot thanks for all the good tips and tricks

[@corrinebore9113]

Bro this guy is a genius

[@jgspanda485]

Omg the memory palace🤩 we learned this technique during a coaching session for students who want to teach other students and we used it to memorize the US Presidents. Still remember it to this day. The crazier you make it the easier it is to remember, also associate it with items that are already within the room or area you're going to "walk" through. For example back then the last item was a diamond painting so the association was a diamond painting of Donald Duck playing a trumpet. Or for Roosevelt a field of roses. Used it for some tests later on too. Quite efficient

[@aringelblade]

My final exams are in Monday and your videos start showing up on my recommendations

[@MlDN1GHT]

Thank you bro i think i will need this for my physics exam

[@Mkz_B]

THISS, I always think of the material then match it with roads or things I see on my way

[@Donagalthegamer]

I know this is similar to what memory trainers do to remember things, and pro quizzers and such, but that always felt like a lotta work. A simple and easy version is if you want to remember some task you need to do later, think of it and move some object in your house out of place, or on your phone home screen or whatever, then when you see it out of place, and think why, you may remember the thing you wanted to remember

[@Jgm101music]

When the questions on the test is nothing about what you studied: 🗿

[@mrrandom347]

this really worked I remembered all countries in Oceania (Australia) using similar technique

[@Joibabamuqtinath_brainiac]

This technique is specially useful in practicals!

[@user-qq4ee3gn3w]

"the night before" calendar: 9:00-11:00am

[@FrenchFries879]

Ok seems nice i’ll try it!

[@Redarys]

This works really well i used it for my Gcses, i would recommend

[@Healthandwealth9422]

“Here’s what you did” “You cheated… end of video”

[@bombybombs]

You know you did well when the teacher thinks you are cheating

[@mui_editz7404]

Seeing this right after a test

[@Galek1357]

I watched a hole webinar to learn this technique and then bam and you explained everything in a minute

[@hervintageheartonfire]

Everything is temporary but adding "and follow for more" with every last sentence is permanent( for this channel)😂

[@mR.Chunks]

Thank you bro your vids make me feel like I have potential 😁

[@Kflaynife]

Thank you so much Gohar

[@sh1n1ng_adi]

This is so helpful I am literally doing an element quiz right now

[@chanesstrawberry]

omgg it really works! 😭💗

[@AditiSpectra]

I have the periodic table lesson coming up. Hope this will be helpful 😅

[@MorAmir]

I actually do this technique in school but I dont put a path or anything, but even without it still works pretty well

[@Mkitty888]

I’ve been doing this for years, I NEVER KNEW IT WAS A TECHNIQUE

[@ensarsenturk6147]

WHY DO I SEE THIS VIDEO AFTER TAKING THE TESTTTTTTTTT

[@aaravhallen679]

Unluckily, we don't have mcqs we only have full-sentence-length questions

[@vilmsies]

this is what my science teacher taught me this year, he gave us a list of words to practice with using this technique. it was a fun day lmao.

[@Lion_lion1]

Also called a memory palace, we use it to learn quotes and things for English

[@Jazz_intresting_daily]

Nice info. What s background music feels do good

[@cringedmossy5260]

"heres what you did" hacked into the teachers computer