Jonas von Essen - How to Get An Awesome Memory

[@IrrationalMoves]

Kinda surprised no one clapped when he said he won the memory championships twice. Tough crowd!

[@encapsulatio]

+M Bean ...well they have absolutely no idea how big of a difference is between a memory champion using these techniques in competition and just a normal person, and the grueling drills he needs to do to acquire SPEED

[@robmorris3838]

Beautiful description of how mnemonic methods work from the young master!

[@emmaostlind]

I love his pictures and diagrams. He keeps the Swedish words in them. 🇸🇪

[@joao-fm5fj]

Amazing I started watching this two days ago, didn’t finish it. Came back today and was able to remember all the things from the exercise 😮🤯

[@BillyReedMusic]

This was a great, well presented lecture. Lots of useful information!

[@rateit1474]

This guy have memorised 50000 digits of pi. He have won the highest price on "Are you smarter than a 5;th grader". He have recently won the highest price in "who wants to be a millionary". On the last question he had 3 lifelines left. He decided to call a friend. He said "you are welcome to a party on saturday". And he is a champion in memory. And in addition he has good social abilites.

[@WavyCarbs]

imagine if the whole 90 minutes turned out to be him trying to get someone to give him 30 randomized digits lol

[@mamunurrashid5652]

Thanks.....Awesome one!

[@sarahmina1442]

25:50 here is another video of Jonas in Swedish explaining how he encoded the countries. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKjZmaCuasproM0

[@MrSvane90]

Bra lektion.

[@احمدمحمد-ض5ه1ت]

ترجمة للمحاضرة

[@kurtjacobus5795]

26:25 Correction, China comes before the USA.

[@lar208]

not to size 😀