How to Memorize Anything

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[@Soepboer]

Damn he must've had a big house

[@clownnnnn]

Appreciation for this brilliant comment

[@Doc-Devin]

Bruh I swear I was literally about to write that when I opened the comments section 😭

[@lauraliehernandez7140]

I’m desperately in love with you.

[@diedead7506]

Doesn't have to be a house the idea is that it's an environment you're familiar with. Make it the route you take to get to school/work instead. Principle still applies.

[@wolfienow]

1,000th like lol

[@orr4337]

Halfway through creating the first room, I'd be daydreaming about that funny sound that one popcorn made 2 years ago

[@alyasingh2277]

I- WHY IS THIS ME 😢

[@Nickilob2006]

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[@rosegacha2560]

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[@weeblordgaming6062]

Why do we all have such bad focus

[@pan8086]

​@@weeblordgaming6062 because we put our focus on Anime instead :(

[@adolphgracius9996]

Yep, now you just need to build a room with 1,040 Items so you can add numbers to them, Easy task🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ziyanabdulla7625]

Or you need 10 items and whenever a digit repeats you visit the spot assigned to it

[@crelos3549]

@S C if a number repeats you visit that spot again and then remember the path

[@oofowo9434]

Me: see the object *2 sec later* is that supposed to be there

[@ziyanabdulla7625]

@S C rooms are more familiar , you remember a vacation but not something you learnt in 6th grade . A location can have many identifiers and traits making it easier to remember

[@not_seb7537]

@@ziyanabdulla7625 still

[@Trixxta6]

This takes years of practice, visualisation and time with yourself away from distractions. It is not a quick tip for your test for tommorow. Also Pro tip: the more comical or stupid the items look in your memory building, the easier it will be to remember them. This technique is also known as the mind palace and it is shown, pretty accurately, in a scene from Sherlock Holmes (bbc)

[@55Quirll]

Very true, for numbers associate them with letters/sounds 👍

[@vaanivijay6552]

Yes! I used the mind palace to memorise stuff in chemistry(formulas, equations and more)last year, it worked like a charm

[@Trixxta6]

@@vaanivijay6552 ikr!!! It's beautiful once u get used to it

[@Trixxta6]

@@55Quirll I used to do the following for numbers. 0 to 9 wud be a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,I And for the number 6789 I wud use f.g.h.i and turn it into a silly acronym like fire guards hate ice 😂

[@vaanivijay6552]

@@Trixxta6 yep!

[@ITSpodcast_]

"he became the world memory champion" Shows Geography Trophy

[@kingaragornii9940]

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[@NANKAIDATTE]

the _world_ memory champiom

[@Zalk00000]

@@NANKAIDATTE correct!

[@Browniera_]

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[@fewwis48]

this is super helpful! and I love how it's a way that allows the usage of your imagination

[@shirokanzaki5932]

Your pfp makes Sence

[@cumbersomcookie]

U must have a big house

[@quarsay]

@@shirokanzaki5932 yeah lol

[@watchnoworlater2014]

He is lieing btw

[@localdruglord550]

@@watchnoworlater2014 before you accuse him further, it's *lying

[@anonymoususer9197]

We did that in biology class once. It was really cool to see how much better i could memorize stuff. What helps even more is creating a little story for that journey. Though i think it takes a little time, too lol

[@itsallgood4743]

The mentalists “Mind palace” sound so much better ngl.

[@haze1647]

Sherlock Holmes with Benedict Cumberbatch had also a nice visualization

[@Trixxta6]

Ayyyy I'm so happy to find someone who watches the mentalist

[@Dante2831]

This kind of reminds me of that cool scene from Sherlock where he did this mind palace thing.

[@hamiltonfangirl1765]

I’m pretty sure that the mind palace thing was based on this

[@CK-nr3mr]

Yeah it’s the same thing

[@itz_aarnaschannel]

Omg I was looking for this comment

[@uBreeze]

Me, who’s aphantastic: Aha, mmhmm. Definitely an amazing plan ya got going here.

[@angelodimetrius5009]

same, like mmm yes my bedroom, also known as a dark void

[@mossaabbenlamin3366]

i discover that we live in pain 😂😂

[@TetraCubing]

relatable

[@michaelreynosa727]

Wait a minute....you're telling me Sherlock's Mind Palace is ACTUALLY A THING THAT WORKS!?!?!?

[@Alex-ip2gy]

Ya :]

[@sujathadwarampudi5713]

Hey!!Can you make a video on a few tips on how to prepare for a speech and present it confidently??I love your videos...They actually help me out a lot..

[@tyrone8867]

That's crazy, I've recently started doing something similar to this, when I'm going over my mistakes on things I want to improve on

[@liaraflyba7460]

Me: cries in aphantasia Honestly, can you really visualize a house so easily? Edit: aphantasia is when you can't "see" anything in your mind/imagination. It's just black for me.

[@trudipper8055]

Yeah. I can't full on picture my home in my mind like people with hyperphantasia, or better imaginations in general but I can still imagine what it looks like pretty accurately. How do you work around your aphantasia?

[@liaraflyba7460]

@@trudipper8055 In most of the cases I'm trying to just remember things by memorizing them. The hard part is when it comes to art. I have a very vivid imagination, but I can't "see" what I think and thus can't draw anything freehand. So I use references for everything and create the drawing by combining all these little references into one, which I can then copy in my style. To keep more complex ideas, I rely on writing my thoughts down.

[@shupak2004]

@@liaraflyba7460 hi i also have it and a video that really helped me is made by Proko "drawing without imagination" it talks about building a visual library with aphantasia so you can draw well with and without references

[@d.e.d5981]

When I have too memorise some history paragraphs I just imagine it like a movie , and it's sooooooo much easier to memories it like that.

[@lifeisbeautifuldarlinimlovinit]

Yessss this works. Each new fact i introduce it like a character

[@pu_168]

​@@lifeisbeautifuldarlinimlovinitexample pls

[@maxsh545]

This method actually works but it takes a lot of practice, it also requires a lot of patience and determination but it's worth it. I use it as my memorization technique back in high school because I saw Sherlock's "Mind Palace"' I did some research and practiced it. It was not easy of course but I got blown away fr cuz all of the information I usually forgot after an exam still sticks with me to this day. 💖

[@williamwhere1603]

“And here is the mitochondria I keep on my shelf for safe measure”

[@anantlalwani]

Thanks, going to try this technique for my bio exam tomorrow.

[@pollen04]

I memorized over 300 digits of pi in a weekend for a school competition.... I still lost

[@dishansachintha536]

Oof

[@dream_killer-cc3vr]

Thats not to be proud of

[@Fxs_fut22]

That’s something at least

[@datochan6685]

How? You memorise 300 pi. What did the winner do?

[@humairaa226]

yeah what did the winner do😭😭

[@Sumerugeniusenjoyer]

I tried Mind Palace before. Tho mine was just a small room at start. What I did was to put that memory on a certain item for example, the memory about "cytoplasm where organelles can be found" was on the desk of the room. And the "Jelly-like cytosol" are placed on the chair. I have to keep going back there sometimes, or I would forget them. I actually stopped doing that since I find it hassle, but my strenght is still on memorization. It was alsp thanks to our science teacher who forced-practice us to memorize a bunch of informations on a certain topic he gave us for 1 minute. And recite them all in one minute. Also thanks to that, it gave me a new technique to memorize faster :> I'll only read 5 items/words since das the limit I can remember quickly without effort, and read another 5, and combine them together, and repeat until I memorize the whole bunch.

[@sghsfadg]

Dam bro he must have like 600 rooms in his house to memorize all those random digits

[@cyberseai9305]

He probbably have a mansion

[@cjgreen4331]

@James charles doesnt deserve life This is an injustice to broke people like myself, this game needs to become more skill-based. I'm going to heaven to talk to the developer

[@DARCiusmercurY]

I uses this technique... but for a book. As in, for Biology, I memorise the color pattern of the textbook and the place where certain topics at (end of page, extreme right inside a blue box, start of page with a green box below it) It helps.

[@guyjackson1839]

I can already remember peoples faces or in some instances, I can remember someone’s face that I saw eight or nine years ago, even if they have changed. I can also recognize peoples footsteps, obviously if they’re in a group of others it’s going to be kind of difficult, But if they’re walking up the stairs, I can recognize their footsteps. I can also remember many other strange details that would make someone think I’m a stalker. Like there was this woman whenever me and my mom would go to Walmart when I was younger like at 11 or 12 years old, this woman always wore her hair in a selective certain way and she would always wear this pin on her left side of the shirt and strangely enough, I recognized her 13 years later, simply because she still wore her hair the same way even though her face and body weight has definitely changed and she still wore the pin on the left side of her shirt. My main thing is I can pick up on very very very small details that absolutely no one thinks is relevant and doing so has actually gotten me out of trouble a couple times.

[@JD-uw9jh]

has anyone told you that you would make a great detective?

[@Divyanshu0236]

Speaking loud is best way of memorising.. it helps to keep the mind firm on one thought

[@theredamigo3689]

*We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye*

[@GiGoNeGro]

Ah you made my day better. I haven't been Rick rolled in a long time so it's a bit refreshing, ya know?

[@vihaankhosla4889]

I have done this before my exam it was relally helpfull i recommend to use it before a exam 😊

[@Posidens_Poison]

It's what Sherlock Holmes called the ✨mind palace✨. It's great advice and it works particularly well. This technique helped me memorize and relearn my multiplication. Edit: To use a mind palace it is much easier to close your eyes. It is an imagination technique, so imagen each room as a certian holder of information. You are not limited to just rooms, filing cabinets or whatever floats your boat. Anything can be in or made of your mind palace. For those that cannot actually visualize in their head write it down as if your working on blue prints for a house. These are merely suggestions but keep in mind to find the best technique that fits you!

[@aidancathey5910]

The Mentalist too

[@Centzaurion]

Shiit i couldn't even remember the 3 times tables

[@Posidens_Poison]

@@Centzaurion Don't worry man I still struggle but I've been able to learn them faster with this technique.

[@Centzaurion]

@@Posidens_Poison my house is just 2 rooms connected to eachother lmao

[@Schnitzel-xo7pm]

I have a speech due tomorrow for my public speaking class and i would just like to say that before i used this i barely remembered a quarter of the speech, and after i was able remember almost all of it. (Pro tip for speeches: practice in the mirror and try not to rely on ur note cards 👍)

[@ollieo_4126]

thats literally just a mind palace. i've been using this since i watched Sherlock years ago and thought it was cool. highly effective

[@cjgreen4331]

I got the same idea from Sherlock but my experience wasn't so good

[@hikaru9369]

I like how you explain things like,easy to understand helpful

[@noahjohnson4830]

“He became the world memory champion,” he says as he holds up a trophy with the word geography on it

[@wendymarvell9889]

I learnt this same trick from a show called the mentalist, it's really cool!

[@itsmethough24]

This is actually a legit method aka the Loci method. By combining the things you want to memorize with already familiar places/rooms it's more likely you won't forget them, because the newly received information will be stored with those places in your Long-term-memory. Typically you choose your own home, but really anything familiar works.

[@sophiad1703]

if anyone didn’t notice, the digits at the beginning are digits of pi

[@cayleehamilton934]

as Sherlock would say, mind palace. and this guy must've had a huge one 😂

[@Chocolate_girl12360]

Yeah, mind palace.. I use that technique whenever I have a test, and it actually works! Last time I used it I had a history test and I got 97%!

[@bhyteme]

basically imagine a hundred extra things you’ll have to remember if you want to remember things better?

[@aminulhussain2277]

@Cambron Gabaree 'stupidity is normal' Most people actually have an IQ above 70 you know.

[@jagrajsingh9401]

HI, GOHAR CAN YOU MAKE A FULL VIDEO ABOUT MEMORISING AND WRITING FAST, GETTING LESS DISTRACTED DURING CLASS AND ONLINE CLASS AND STAY DETERMINE TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK WITH MOTIVATION................(THESE ARE PROBLEMS THAT I HAVE, IT WOULD BE REALLY HELPFUL IF YOU CAN DO THIS)

[@rad5284]

ok so he memorized 1040 places in his house, thats still pretty hard man

[@taaacck]

this is so effective thanks

[@leosypher9993]

I learned to remember things in this same way, and demonstrated it back in high school, I convinced a teacher to let me play minecraft during class and proved that seeing whatever it was I had done in the game (obviously it was usually building) that I would remember everything from the lesson It only works with games that don't require concentration, like minecraft, besiege, or KSP

[@luckytrinh333]

Memorize to study -> 👶 Actually understand the concepts and the connections between them -> 🗿

[@abbypurvis6089]

All of the flash cards he had I literally memorized them for a science quiz yesterday 😂

[@smexysab]

i had a similar quiz recently too lmao

[@sufia1365]

Mines the exact same too but tomorrow 😭 I just finished revising for it too

[@Mimi-1130]

I just did a project on them today

[@cjgreen4331]

You must have a big house

[@elninoshareefamunggaran7142]

Yes i did it when i was 6 or 7 y.o (but i dont discovered this Methods). And it goes very well

[@Coteee_]

he’s the most epic troll, he just starts listing random numbers off the top of his head and boom, word record

[@fewwis48]

he had to memorise a random sequence of numbers told to him

[@redhoodplays768]

@@fewwis48 the joke was that no one remembered the random sequence of numbers lol

[@jetboy531]

@@redhoodplays768 all he gotta do is remember the last set of numbers

[@redhoodplays768]

@@jetboy531 lool that guy might've just scammed his way into the history books (just a joke pls dont take it srsly lol)

[@redhoodplays768]

world*

[@itschrissspy]

oh! memory/mind palace! i have thoughts about trying this out in the past but seeing this video, i'll try if i see an opportunity.

[@-petrichor-7263]

*“He became the world memory champion.”* _Holds a geography trophy._

[@dani1195ar]

Hey, how about an in depth video about this?

[@irshviralvideo]

I just use a phone

[@katsukibakugou2561]

In case people wanted to know the flash cards at the start are parts of a cell structure

[@PiCkuPEiGhT]

I will try this in learning the names of NCT ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😅

[@zoberry3029]

It's a lot easier if you break it down into subunits! I started with Dream since I already knew a lot of the members, then did 127 which has some overlap + ppl I already knew. By the time I learned those, I had picked up most of the WayV members on the side.

[@PiCkuPEiGhT]

@@zoberry3029 thank you so much! I will try this ㅋㅋㅋ

[@Naruhiu]

I do that with my music, whenever I find a new song in a random place, whenever I go back, I just randomly remember the song

[@dusundavarfreohr3491]

Me with ADHD and aphantasia: I like your funny words, magic man!

[@angelodimetrius5009]

literally me 😭

[@jaedentrevino7903]

Yo thx u r actually helping me rn thx keep on making content like this

[@motrus5697]

You helped me learn sst

[@jerthepumper9262]

Omg this helped me so much

[@alleyyrosee]

Another technique: For instance you're supposed to memorise five items Bicycle, rock, glass plates, rubber bands, flowers *Step One* - number your list 1. Bicycle 2. Rocks 3. Glass Plates 4. Rubber Bands 5. Flowers *Step 2* - Make a rhyming word with each number i.e 1= Sun 2= Shoe 3= Tree 4= Door 5= Hive Remember not to change the rhyming words, ever *Step 3* - Associate the numbered word with the rhyme, like 1. Bicycle, so associate the bicycle with *sun* (the rhyme) that there is a bicycle in the sun 2. Rocks, so associate the rocks with *shoe* (the rhyme) that there are some rocks inside the shoe 3. Glass plates, so associate that with *tree* (the rhyme) that there are glass plates shattering down on a tree 4. Rubber bands, so associate that with *door* (the rhyme) that there are rubber bands stuck on a door 5. Flowers. Associate the flowers with *hive* (the rhyme) that there are flowers all over a hive Now try it out, it works

[@alleyyrosee]

Note: It's kinda difficult to explain it while typing, so there's a big chance you're just scratching your head thinking, _what the hell did she just say_

[@kavyabhanushali183]

@@alleyyrosee exactly 💯😂

[@georgeramos3437]

That’s a pretty dope way to memorize stuff. Cool vid. bro!

[@heexists2]

this has got to be the truest video ever *literally everytime i do something: i remember this*

[@ThatPudding]

on my way to try this out and will update in the next 6 hours (i got 4 big chapters to learn and im not spending a day more than this to finish them)

[@onlyzorii]

the cards that had the organelles is exactly what i’m studying lol

[@reptiledad6301]

I have a photo graphic memory and I’m good at remembering like places of things so this might work relly wel

[@axolotl593]

I’m gonna try this!

[@todoroki-pg4ej]

Definitely doing that Imma try it ty

[@StayFruityYall]

It kinda works. I did it for my speech once and what I did was place these not so specific sentences everywhere, my method used a peppa pig episode tho since my brother always watches them.

[@jujhar.]

I'm gonan try this sometime!

[@donnasmith5854]

Question: your exam was a random questions: how do you memorize different paths within that journey?

[@aliwajeehuddin955]

Similar to this strategy, i would associate equations and strategies on tests with different objects that you use during the test, or what the problem looks like and how it is explained as well as its containing. So i could say that oranges mean to multiply fractions and once i spot that on a test i get the answer. Or on test with less questions, you can associate test answers coordinated with pencils, erasers, and all that goodness thats used during a test.

[@gyonafra7686]

Anchoring might also work

[@vickyks5407]

For me memorizing is not an issue but applying it and granding it when there is any case study questions asked

[@mrsavage9779]

You nailed it ...

[@ukusoomets8889]

I still remember a thing that happend a few years ago

[@okboomer2024]

how i remember faces i just imagine a iron man style overlay and face match with other people and remember the face and i can never forget it

[@josebjalin670]

I actually know history from movies and thing like that and if they're are no movies for your topic just try to picture it

[@ebonyhanby9806]

You really cut the video short, I NEED THIS

[@motrus5697]

Love your vids

[@tiggercampbell6198]

that would make it easier..next survey I take ill try this

[@Goldenfishboy]

I got lazy and stopped using this technique, almost gave me an award at school, it's been about 4 years now and I regret not following through(I have ADHD)

[@hollowgirl1108]

thanks I'm gonna use this

[@appledog9545]

This is how l memorise the answers. Like l memorise the place they are written on and not the word. Like if the word "truthfulness " is written at the right corner. I just remember the place and when l remembered the whole answer and repeat it again, then l remember the right corner and then l get the last word which was "truthfulness" I know it in hard to understand, but it works for me.

[@omkarambrale]

So only motivational quotes are sticked to the walls to memorize everyday

[@PlayandTalkwithSean]

How to memorize 101: 1. Have your notes. 2. *After a few years, buy a mansion.* 3. Imagine yourself walking to your mansion like a memory lane. 4. After you memorized it clearly, you're ready to go!😃

[@Dresked]

This is what I need for my memory

[@lyvchans143]

i use the associate the thing to memorize with song lyrics trick for my exam. it never fail. if i forgot just sing the song and i will remember it again.. only the side effect is i cant hear the song the same way again.

[@hazelene_]

You can also try this! Listen to a song and replace the lyrics to what you have to memorize. We can memorize a song much more faster than staring at something! (I used a song to memorize the digits of pie)

[@changedmynamee]

this goddamn background music is everywhere it’s the 3rd short in a row with this same music. It’s different KZbinrs 💀💀

[@unibunnii5520]

Dam, I can't even remember where I put the remote I was holding 5 mins ago

[@imabitchfr]

Definitely will help with my math👍

[@orik967]

I would try to memorize a text, where each word contains as many letters as the corresponding number. Way easier than numbers, although coming up with a 1040 text that makes sense and follows that restriction might be quite difficult, because a text that makes no sense is just as difficult as random numbers

[@empty3073]

0:17 People with Aphantasia:welp guess ill just forget everything

[@iamayzah]

there is another technique and its like saying something 25 times or like writing, reading, etc. and it helps whatever u want to memorises stick in your head. It works but, please don’t come at me if it does not work for you, somebody else taught me this.

[@MONstierra_13]

I used this when I had a speech in school

[@vexorge7914]

Bro u upload so much it’s amazing

[@qwerty_tab]

mah momma needs me to learn mah math tables and i keep forgetting them

[@zsanettkovacs5898]

Oo I read about it when I prepered for my language exam

[@abhiyaan7265]

remember people... this is memorizing, not studying as tempting as it is to just memorize a whole book please don't understand the material and only memorise the things that can't just be understood

[@mkdragonfruit9294]

That was a great explanation that got cut off halfway through-

[@Themarlowgirl0912]

Not the cell cycle task cards 😭

[@55Quirll]

Add the numonic method, where each number represents a specific letter or sound: 1 = t, 2 = n example 12 is ten, ton like that since it's easier to recall/remember words or sounds.

[@randomfandoms8994]

A lot of the stuff i have to memorize is a lot of yes and no and majority or 3/4 so this would be fun