Are People Born with Great Memory or is it a Learned Skill?

Memory champion Ron White discusses whether memory skills are innate or learned. Stay tuned for a full interview coming soon on Valuetainment. Make sure to subscribe to Valuetainment for the updates: bit.ly/2aPEwD4
About Ron White: Ron White is a mnemonist, and was the USA Memory Champion in 2009 and 2010. In 2010, he appeared on the History Channel television program, 'Stan Lee's Superhumans'.
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[@MrMarcoborsato]

Ron gave me and a bunch of other students a free memory class once in Belgium. He was there for a bigger convention the day after but thought students might benefit from it. I still use those techniques to date. Really cool guy with a talent for teaching!

[@DVSPDC]

Would you make a video talking about your experience or at least a comment?

[@Brainathlete]

Matthijs De bruyn great to hear from you! I enjoyed that trip to Belgium and remember it fondly!

[@aspartamekillsyaknow9019]

I was born with a great memory. I can remember as far back as 2yrs old.

[@toyota4x4legend]

Wow Im glad I found this channel years ago. Its been a great resource for solid information. Thank you

[@Brainathlete]

Bill Titwell I’m glad I was interviewed it was so cool to be on the channel

[@randysavage1]

This is some real good content

[@QQTrick1QQ]

My problem isn't remembering, teach me how to forget. :'-/

[@jimmyizek5451]

QQTrick1QQ Same here

[@moonly9895]

Start meditate it’s going to help you a lot

[@QQTrick1QQ]

@@moonly9895 If it was only that easy, an idle mind is the worst, the best is to stay preoccupied.

[@moonly9895]

QQTrick1QQ I know but meditation help you control your feelings and the brain can’t stay preoccupied for a long time

[@LockyDe]

Hey I love your videos! could you make a video on the US and Iran situation to help explain, thanks in advance if you consider it 😄

[@CScuber14]

notification squad. Just a suggestion maybe you shouldn't post so many of these the day before the launch of an interview or if so post it on the valuetainment clips channel. Maybe one or two teasers for the upcoming interview then save the clips for the valutainment clips channel.

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

7 videos in one day? !

[@1323Ruben1323]

Full interview coming soon?

[@Brainathlete]

Ruben R. Samaniego yes it’s up now!

[@MitchellPhillips]

Can I get directed on where to learn this...?

[@Brainathlete]

Mitchell Phillips this is my KZbin channel Here just click my image :)

[@acemanhomer1]

You could not be born with what is taught, but have the ability to obtain and internalize what is taught more easy than others. And if you remember, chimney doesn't right with Jiminy ;P...(crickets) lol

[@gvking-barnden8438]

I'll take the job!

[@IvanBroes]

1:56 that incorrect (A Einstein was short on memory) and it is the case with me. I'm visionary, but it impaired my memory. People who think in text, have a different memory set up, than images that come free out of the blues!

[@Swiper586]

Self preservation. Lots. O trama

[@kevin_delaney]

You should have him introduce himself or say his name. I had to look in the description, just saying.

[@samurai74785]

This is a clip of a longer interview

[@kevin_delaney]

Oddly enough I watched this recently: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5bFe5-Zj7KracU I am also currently listening (and reading once I'm done) to this: a.co/aN9rV48 I'm very interested in that number system he was referring to. I've been learning Python, Kotlin, and Dart tinkering with machine learning and Linux and Android app development (Dart is what Flutter uses). I'd be VERY interested in learning the language of memory and if I didn't have bills to pay, I'd quit my job in order to learn that language full-time. Unfortunately, I must do it after work but am actively listening to it and taking notes on it (only on chapter 2, but still). I've been trying to implement it into my daily life into my routine or something, however, I struggle to come up with a fun way to do it (so it doesn't feel like work). The reason I want it to be fun is because of this video that explains why you should never be sore after a workout, that should get your attention! 😆 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZfFdJaNrr6nnrM

[@Prodigy396]

Why is 527 Lincoln?

[@flipgsp]

I guess since he said those numbers are LNC, it's short for Lincoln??

[@Brainathlete]

In my system 5=L 2=N 7=C 527 = Lincoln

[@joshuajgrillot]

Oddly I can remember some things when I was no more than a year old.

[@shinobivice1800]

sign me up

[@bryanventura2778]

Who punched the memory guy?

[@Brainathlete]

Bryan Ventura it’s explained in full video hahaha. I do jiu jitsu And took and elbow to the face haha . I’m a purple belt with a purple eye