The Art and Science of Remembering Everything

While researching an article on the US Memory Championships, writer Joshua Foer was equally dubious and intrigued by one contestant’s claim that even an average memory, if used properly, could win the contest. After a year of memory training, under the tutelage of the world’s top memory athletes, he won the competition. In this session, Foer uses a live test to show that there’s much more room in our brains than we imagine. Using skills he learned on his extraordinary odyssey, he demonstrates the science and sport of memory, and teaches us how we can all learn to remember more.

[@TerriYoung-n3n]

Wish I could subscribe but I have too many subscriptions. Think of me next time

[@bernadetteeisenhower6449]

Dozens dozens dozens of dozens dozens of pack of plaing cards to remorize

[@pierre-nicolasschwab8520]

Very interesting video. Thank you for posting it

[@hydrakiller9653]

Moonwalking with enstein ❤

[@adityapandey4554]

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[@TerriYoung-n3n]

Interesting

[@pankajgusain6312]

With the invent of AI is it necessary to memorize now...that is my question,, watch Ted talk by arnav kapoor of MIT labs..

[@GUDBROS]

health of the body is directly related to health of the mind.

[@aravindgtr]

You have to train your mind buddy

[@celestialvision5073]

Everything you want to accomplish in live requires memory. Every single one.

[@roberte.6892]

Yes, because learning these memorization techniques will give you a slight edge over the other humans who will be the first to be enslaved by our future Skynet overlord.

[@thekingdomofelohim]

@@roberte.6892 lol