MEMORY CHAMP takes HUMAN BENCHMARK test (100K subs!!)

[@NelsonDellis]

What were your best scores on these tests??

[@thedetectivewatson2227]

mine is hearing but hearing test has a bug U just click it immediatly and u can get 100% So I think it's actually number memory I didn't using any memory tricks and I got 15 digitals I think it's bcuz I speak chinese(I m not a fking chinese I m taiwanese) It not the sterotype that asian can do better at math ,I will explain. The truth is, in some asian language(Chinese,Japanese,Koreanese) the number system has so little syllables. Every units digit has only 1 syllables to say them out. And the number system in chinese is more logical than English.(I think the number system in French is the most illogical) Here 's the contrast. When a English speaker count to 10 and he will meet the "teens" ,after he finished the "teens" wat come is the "tys". But when a Chinese speaker count to 10 and the following number is like "ten-one ,ten-two" and keep going And to 20 ,"two-ten ,two-ten-one" and so on.

[@aaduthoma4773]

Sir wats your iq

[@zazzmagar]

M sub human🙄below average on everything

[@aidanyu1518]

my only good scores were for visual memory, 15, and verbal memory, 110 at my absolute best.

[@marklondon9004]

364 on the words.

[@SenatorDodo09]

mans just casually got 50 more than the highest score on the test and thought it was "alright"

[@charlesfromm6133]

I think most people go too fast on the word test. I feel like I have a pretty average memory and I can get 200 words if I focus.

[@davideareias7876]

@@charlesfromm6133 keep dreaming

[@charlesfromm6133]

@@davideareias7876 but i did it...

[@nathano7698]

@@charlesfromm6133 200 is definitely above average but yeah it's nothing incredible, maybe 1 in 1000. I average around 180

[@anthonylangston23]

@@nathano7698 same. I'm always surprised at how poorly other people do on the verbal memory portion. But I'm also below average at everything else so who am I to judge

[@Wtahc]

havent seen the whole video but just letting you know the hearing test is veeeeery hardware dependent

[@linkjmc5683]

Plus it is extremely easy for others to cheat unfortunately

[@Jinppa]

Hearing high frequencies tends to get weaker when you age. So it's not like you could train your hearing, your hearing is what it is, so I wouldn't compete on that one. I'm 34 and I can still hear about 19500 Hz so I consider myself lucky one.

[@fade1473]

I can legitemately hear 22000 hz

[@crunchyheads5959]

I hear around 20000Hz, but im still 16 and I REALLY HOPE that I can maintain atleast 18k when I age lol

[@hypersonicmonkeybrains3418]

stop looking for excuses. Most speakers can easily churn out 20khz and above

[@Nadal-]

That reaction time was insane. He just gambled/ predicted his way to the top

[@Joel-df4js]

if it were that easy everyone would do it

[@Sam-bm8kd]

Yeah the prediction thing isn’t the point of the test though

[@Carlbarl.]

Just search Michel reeves human benchmark and he got 7ms on the reacción one

[@Martin-ex1mk]

@@Carlbarl. yea but at under 100ms its luck and not skill because your brain and your nerves take a 100ms minimum to react

[@mario_gabriel]

That wasn't even reaction time, that's just being lucky, I was way more impressed by his 189ms

[@trevorwilson5961]

In my 6 years of watching KZbin I’ve never seen someone more polite about an ad 🥺

[@space_audits]

He was so polite about it, I opted to watch it and didn't even skip.

[@SalMans838]

@@space_audits me too. I like people who actually have an experience with an ad. Like him he’s been using them since 2012

[@RubyPiec]

wdym

[@redpotates]

ikr he even put a timestamp in the corner to skip the ad

[@zoklev]

check Jordan Peterson's ad for his personality test

[@zasticky7833]

I did this a while ago with friends. My scores for most of the tests werent too good but im very proud of my verbal memory score. I managed to get 794 points using memory tricks, it took me about two hours or so of concentrating and looking over all the saved images I had stored in my memory palace.

[@leun6768]

lies

[@zasticky7833]

@@leun6768 have you tried using memory tricks with it? I do think it probably took me longer, maybe closer to 3 hours, but its not a very difficult thing to do- mostly just time consuming. There's someone on KZbin that uploaded getting a 1300+ score or something in about a three hour timespan.

[@Jinppa]

I can get to around 120 with one word per second pace, if you take 3 hours why not just write the words down lol.

[@swiggitypotato6989]

@@Jinppa exactly, name of the game is not just remember as much as u can, if u want apply it anywhere practically u gotta know how to do it fast too

[@sebastianseba5285]

@@Jinppa why? because that's cheating. writing something down and then reading it is not memory. You either select "seen" or "new", you don't think about time.

[@erekletsartsidze1428]

i learned more about memory from nelson than whole 12 years at school

[@NelsonDellis]

haha

[@DrHouse-no8pe]

Nelson Dellis hello, blind can you play chess. There is no chessboard and stone in this game, they are all in memory

[@gs708]

Its not really about learning, it's about if you have photographic memory

[@silverjohnson3163]

there are a few subjects that public school will not teach you by design. money, memory techniques that were known since ancient times, civics

[@connorchristian6231]

@@silverjohnson3163 anyone who says stuff like that just sucked at school

[@datube5913]

Imagine the 4x Memory Champ forgot how many times he’s won.

[@khaskid]

I think I won 3 or 4 times? Or wait was it 5… this doesn’t look very good does it haha _that rainbow lines error screen with the beep shows up and it cuts_

[@dekneint9]

@Utsav Joshi not that impressive tbh

[@ThePipojp]

@@dekneint9 It was literally yhe highest someone got on that game. And he decided to stop at 30 because It was taling too long

[@zoklev]

@@ThePipojp I got to 22 w/ no fails and ended it for the same reason; anybody can go much higher w/ memorization systems and time

[@seohix]

@@dekneint9 are you crazy man

[@shaqattac]

when he starts the time lapse at your highscore

[@jeremydumanski7584]

This is the best quality I've ever seen on a relatively small channel, you should be proud!

[@christiankalinowski7460]

Nelson! This is so cool that you're doing this! I remember my first time meeting you at the Memory Championship. Competing against you, I was way out of my league, but you're such an inspiration to the community.

[@stevenminor2936]

Great stuff dude. Practicing rapid reading and it is helping me stay focused and retain the knowledge. Also obtaining the big picture and moving on.

[@zoklev]

thanks for the ideas

[@leaf8175]

"I was in a punk pand" shows him wearing a anime shirt, I respect you even greater

[@zoklev]

I missed that; thanks

[@Namiizan]

I think it's really interesting how in the number memory one you went back and put more numbers in as if you were remembering sections and putting them in place. When I was doing the test I was putting the whole sequence in my mind and reading it back, so it's interesting to see how people think differently

[@ruffsnap]

My best guess is that he has a word assigned to each number 0-9 that he's used for memorization in the past, and so he was breaking the bigger number into chunks, and basically just trying to remember the string of words/sorta sentence that would go with each part, so kinda like remembering pieces of story. Still takes a good bit of skill though. I know people do similar things for general memorization, where they create a sentence out of the first letter of some sequence they need to remember for a school test or something, then they only have to remember the sentence which is often easier than just memorizing the straight data. I was kinda annoyed I learned that people do that after I was older and graduated from university lol, coulda definitely come in handy.

[@Adam-cn5ib]

@@ruffsnap dawg the whole point is to test your short-term memory. Coming up with strategies completely breaks the whole point. You're not supposed to get more than 12 numbers. I've gotten 11 once but usually cap out at 10. It's because the brain has 2-4 chunk spaces. People with 4 chunks are considered more intelligent and can keep up to 12 numbers in their head. It's a loose way of measuring your ability to focus on a particular task.

[@ruffsnap]

​@@Adam-cn5ib Maybe you're not supposed to come up with strategies, but the dude in the video is absolutely using previously learned/practiced techniques for memorizing long numbers. That's literally a lot of the videos on his channel lol

[@michaelhedrick3000]

@@ruffsnap idk bro I got an 18 on number memory and I was literally doing the exact strategy that this guy was talking about I didn’t really have time to associate any words or other numbers

[@michaelhedrick3000]

My score before I tried the strategy was 13 btw

[@kyletripp9833]

I think you fast forward through the most interesting parts of your videos, you dont stop and break down your process of how you memorize stuff

[@zarki-games]

I got 281 on the verbal memory test after trying it twice and then watching you do it and seeing you mention the mind palace thing. I was in a kind of E shaped house in the middle of the vertical line. 1st word was "somehow", which reminded me of "Something" by the Beatles, so I thought of that song. Then I had "neighboring" or something akin to that and I thought of a window in front of me on the left wall of what would be the vertical line of the E house. Then "guessing" which made me think of guests, so then there was a large living room window and a door on the top line of the E shaped house. Later a word that looked like "murray" was given so I imaged Bill Murray as a guest in front of the door. I had a kid with headphones playing Overwatch on his computer next to Bill, and me deleting it. A glass of beer on the ground in the corner for a word similar to "troubles". Some coke on a mirror table for "woebegone". In the middle line of the E was a room with a piano for "staves", a boat for something, and a washing machine. Across from that room there was a dresser with 4 shelves, bottom one had galleons in it. On top of it was a glass of tea for "lei" because idk. One of those marble head Greek things for some word that reminded me of Socrates. Some spears for a word that made me think of Sparta. A Kindle Fire HD for "kindler". A pig running between my legs, a caged seagull for "gull" and a plant on the ground for "germinate". Some people banging in a room behind me for "heterosexual" with some kids outside of it for "godchildren", who were gathered around one of those red, glass bulbey candy dispenser things for "jawbreaker". A tent in the middle of the hallway for "field". Walking into the tent you could go straight or right. Going right there was a room with a faucet for "filter", something I can't remember, and a picture of Shakespeare on the wall for "hath". Going forward in the tent brought you to a door with a keypad and a hatch thing to look through for "permission". Inside was a game room, with a TV on the far side hooked up to an N64 playing Majora's Mask for some word similar to "Majora". There were some other things in the room I can't remember, but I remember a few more things. A white wig for "midaged". A beggar on the ground for "needy", a framed picture of a cell with a cow head for something like "animacuoles", and a duplicator for "duplicator". On the left you could walk into a room with minecraft farmland, and on the right wall of that room was a hallway with baby gates for some puppies. There was a chest in that hallway filled with diamonds and shears for "cleavage", and a minecraft robber skin for some robber related word. Following the hallway, you'd come out into a clearing type of area with a Gmod looking t posing guy for something with "prop" in it. Down an alley to the left was a merry go round right up against a fence. Standing on the merry go round you could see Hitler giving a speech for "totalitarianism". You could jump on a Mars rover for "endeavoured", which would bring you past some cello players with a confederate flag on the wall behind them. You could open a backdoor which put you in a darkroom where someone was developing photos. There was a dildo in the corner for "huge" (haha) and a salt shaker on a table for "saltshaker". There were some stairs in the room or a 2x1 hole with ladders going down one way and a block of water at the bottom the other way for "dropt". At the bottom of the hole was Trump denying something for "deny", some speedos hung up for "speeds", and a little way to exit off to the right. This room was big and open with some pillars. To the far right corner were some scientists launching a nuke for "unconventional". There was an eye on a wall for "unhackneyed" There was a skull wall thing from Doom (1993) for "occultist". Next to one of the pillars was a weighing thing for "weigh". Standing next to that was Vlad the Impaler for some word that reminded me of "impale". Vlad was holding a basket for "gatherer". Going out to the edge of the room there was a railing that was basically a balcony of this big underground chamber. There were some carrots on the ground for some word. It kind of goes on like this for a while, there were a lot of rooms. There was this one area with Arlington National Cemetery, an f-15, some red poppies and Mary Poppins, a statue of a typewriter, and St. Basil's Cathedral. There was another large area. It had a vagina on the wall with a wall of sponge next to it for something like "perspiration". Also a bear in the opposite corner. A giant sphere chained to the ceiling and a pizzeria run by Stalin with a transgender burger on a pedestal. Don't ask me why my mind palace kept getting more and more demented. (It's cause it's like 3 am.) Long story short the mind palace shit works though.

[@MicitySoul]

I got 149 on verbal memory and then saw that 149 was nowhere near average this makes me feel a little better about myself.

[@jeremywankerdonger9292]

Yeah I got 204! I thought it was alright, but my friends were like what, how are you managing to do that! Turns out I was in the highest percentile.

[@reedplaysgames]

I got 114

[@ttg_neo]

the verbal memory was oddly easy dont remember my score but ik it it was like 80%+

[@youtubewatch3870]

254 99.96% But its change nothing

[@MicitySoul]

@@ttg_neo Think it helps if you don't read a lot. I don't read that much anymore so a lot of the words aren't/weren't a part of my vocabulary so it was a lot easier to notice them once I had seen them in the list. Never have issues with spelling words after I see them once though so there's that as well. There's a bunch of words I know how to spell but don't know what they mean.

[@IkissyJesus]

*That one guy who just programs an application to do it all perfectly:* I am a genius.

[@airplanemode101]

doesn't take a genius to write code lmao

[@hamzah3655]

Or you can just take a picture of them and cheat on every test

[@dowfreak7]

@@hamzah3655 Why would you take the test, if you plan on cheating? The whole point is to test yourself; you're not gaining anything at all by cheating. Just wasting your time, really. Could just as well modify the site text and show 99%/100%/420% on every single test and you'd be done a lot faster with that.

[@hamzah3655]

@@dowfreak7 I know I never cheated on it im just saying u can easily cheat

[@jackvelez5532]

Wait good idea

[@bulldozer8950]

For the chimp test I think the most impressive thing I’ve seen is a KZbinr called “qt Cinderella” who did it. She was on round 13ish (somewhere around there), which if you know is pretty hard already, but she TOOK A CALL halfway through it. Let that sink in. Some called her, she talked to them for a bit, and then resumed and got it all right. That’s just so insane

[@cannedair3357]

qt Pog

[@godlyvex5543]

I'm trying so hard to be impressed

[@StrengthScholar0]

I just got 27 on the chimp test. It took me like an hour and a half to get that far though. Also I have a completely untrained memory.

[@elliot_ps420]

Absolute banger of a video!

[@dignified5340]

He's basically the smart kid who got an A+ but doesnt have any reaction other than "Alright"

[@TheUltimateShade667]

or a speedrunner

[@sebastianlaplume461]

Verbal memory made school really easy, school is not a good measure of logician skills, rhetorical skills, a good amount of creative talents, it’s mostly about organization (and can be hijacked with good verbal memory). I’d say say those skills in the real world are valued in the order I put them. It’s sad that our education system fails to cater to what’s actually needed in society. There wasn’t a single time in grade school when the rules of logic where brought up yet it’s quite literally the fundamental tool behind our intelligence.

[@collection717]

I bought your book in Japan and I've read the book. I'm gonna train like you! Thank you!

[@ashen.6887]

This is literally the first time i have never skipped a sponsor ad

[@iimxBlade]

saved reaction time score where he pre fired 2 times lol seems fair

[@Turtledoeslife]

You’re a G for putting the skip time in the corner for the midroll. You just earned another sub friend :)

[@Romaren_1904]

I liked the video, im making a comment now for the algorithm and subbed with notifications. Telling us about the sponsor and when to skip to skip it. Finally a really good youtuber.

[@alec5545]

First! I just found your channel and am listening to your audiobook right now!

[@fakeexperte]

top 10% at all of those are pretty much cheating btw. so you did even better, than it shows

[@ChudBogdanoff]

Yeah, its so absurdally easy to cheat in those games that even 6 year old could be in 99.9% percentile in most of it, all just by taking a photo

[@bondjames-bond7664]

@@ChudBogdanoff yes that's a possibility ... The only authentic top scores are of this guy ... And there's another guy who scored above 1300 words in a verbal test ... He has recorded it ... It's a 2.5 hr long vdo ..

[@TooHarshForYou]

Cap i got 170 on verbal score and I wasnt cheating

[@taowroland8697]

Hikaru got to 30 on the chimp test.

[@michaelhedrick3000]

@@TooHarshForYou I also got a high score on verbal amd I plan to eventually reach 200 but I can reach 100 with no effort and 150 with focus and my record is 183 just 2 above this guy. I will just keep practicing until I reach it

[@bIeaq]

video just randomly showed up in my recommended. guess I'll be binging this channel for a while

[@JaffytaffyBTC]

I managed to get to 21 (Failed at 22) in the Chimp Test!! It is mentally DRAINING once you get deep into it, so I'm never going to try it out again probably, lol. It was my second attempt at the test. I tried to use as many mnemonics as I could. First attempt I got to 14 (Failed at 15). I know Hikaru Nakamura got to 30 recently. He is so talented, and so are you! Very well-rounded in the memory tests. Nice video!

[@Francisco_Manos]

Great job on the test and congrats on the subs. I bought your book and it is next in the queue.

[@daniellakatos5117]

It still amazes me that chess Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura hit level 30 at the Chimp Test

[@Barnalicus]

Just FYI, the visual memory test is much easier on a touchscreen, since you can tap the squares much faster than you can click a mouse, and don't have to hold the whole thing in your memory for as long.

[@philj8205]

Easier with a mouse for me since it's what I'm used to. I guess if you grew up with smartphones touch screen would be the way to go but I find a mouse cursor to be much more precise.

[@michaelhedrick3000]

I have the same record on both but I must just not have fast enough fingers or have done enough practice

[@Barnalicus]

@@michaelhedrick3000 I use 4 fingers when I do it on touchscreen, I find that helps a lot

[@AnarantShowONE]

gz on 100k! Catch the moment to get even more! (do moooore reacts;)

[@kratty]

his girlfriend: Hey, remeber that time- him: *yes*

[@Sheep.]

I got to 22 in the chimp test without getting any strikes and decided to just stop because it was taking so much time lol.

[@emilethomas6319]

I got to 40 it takes me 2h30 😭

[@J4rk0r.]

i got to 27 and i also stopped because it was taking a lot of time

[@mpg9074]

I got to 30 but I got bored asf and used up my 3 strikes.

[@СергейВасильев-ы7с]

At first, I got to 26 and left, but then I saw a video from GMHikaru where he did 30 and I was like "I could do better" And so, I did 41 with no strikes in 2h40m. Envy and pride are quite powerful, lol

[@ysf-d9i]

I feel like that defeats the purpose. If you memorize it for days and days of course you're gonna be able to get 20 or 40 or even 100, eventually. There should be like a self-imposed limit of like 1 min max or something

[@toolng1798]

verbal memory works well if you say the words aloud because then your hearing memory and your visual memory works.. at least for me

[@veselinjokanovic3032]

Chess grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura did the chimp test up to 30. He could have tried to go higher but he was exausted so he just ended it at 30.

[@MasterQuestMaster]

It was interesting so see your score in the chimp test (which is the best I performed the best in). I got to 24 and it was apparently better than 100% of people, so I was curious about what the memory champ could do. After seeing your reaction, I can totally relate btw. I was like "Ugh, do I have to do more?".

[@oceanman3822]

i got to 18 and just stopped, its just so draining lmao. it took me like 10-15 minutes for the longest ones

[@kruksog]

Just found your channel. Really neat stuff. Keep it up!

[@СергейВасильев-ы7с]

I did a flawless 41(maximum) on a Chimp test. Had to spend almost 3 hours though as the time spent on each task grows exponentially. In fact, getting to 25 points took me 30 minutes, everything above that was more than 2 hours. Honestly, apart from the minor psychological torture, it was kinda fun. You missed out on a unique experience when you chose to quit when you did.

[@tsmlincsbtw8596]

Lies

[@СергейВасильев-ы7с]

@@tsmlincsbtw8596 I've been called a liar far too many times to care, lol. In fact, it's good that you don't trust strangers on the internet, since it's too costly to do so. Actually, I used to boast a lot back at that time, trying to boost my ego and divert my own attention from the things I didn't want to look at. Like not working hard to achieve my goals and trying to scrape by with just talent. It's a destructive mentality really which caused me a lot of trouble. You are kinda right to doubt me, cause smart people don't usually boast about their intelligence, they have better things to do. And I do seem a bit delusional from that comment. And yet, intelligence does not equal wisdom, so people like me are entirely possible. I could say that I'm the living proof of that 😅

[@СергейВасильев-ы7с]

@@tsmlincsbtw8596 I even feel a bit ashamed of having written something like this. This is just too immature.

[@Rimar1414]

@@СергейВасильев-ы7с You wrote an entire essay over 4 letters, calm down lol (not being rude ik you probably did do it.)

[@UsopperComments]

Impressive! I have gotten to 21 in 38 minutes. You are extremely fast and have a lot of patience

[@MadMathMike]

I really enjoyed the editing of this video!

[@flixy3634]

Nelson : Gets 99.9% percentile Also Nelson : I can do more

[@0rbnotacus]

Interesting... ad read started, thought about skipping, saw the little note in the video of where to skip to, but because of that, I DIDN'T skip it... *Thumbs Up*

[@bIeaq]

If I could score 94% on the verbal memory just relying on pure instinctual memory, I expect 100%

[@efloof9314]

I got a 167 it’s really easy

[@bogdanboiii1154]

@@efloof9314 i got 453, not that hard even

[@mik4466]

@@bogdanboiii1154 True, I got 1854, pretty easy and I was kinda drunk as well

[@MultiCoolman125]

@@mik4466 no shot

[@lucas9992]

@@mik4466 actually I got 639101844 while on black tar heroin. It’s honestly a simple test

[@sean9163]

Props to this guy’s recording setup/background. Simple and not distracting. Plus his shirt basically blends into the wall.

[@AlternateDargon]

Whats wild is GM Hikaru just did the chimp test and got to 30 before he said enough... fucking insane.

[@ysf-d9i]

it's so interesting to me how hikaru turned the number board into a chess board and pretended he was making chess moves essentially

[@byronvenables5447]

I can’t even remember what I ate yesterday

[@deveshtripathi6274]

Where were you when I was in college?👿 I have been using many of the memory techniques that I learnt from u...Thanx Man...love & respect from India.😊

[@citiesinruin9435]

The editing on this video is insane !!!!

[@naurtix3161]

On the reaction time you guessed twice. 20 and 60 milliseconds aren't possible for humans.

[@Rahulojha.]

What are you guys talking about? He clearly said that he played "the game" so yeah he clearly guessed lol. I don't know any human who can get 60ms. I got 213ms and i consider myself good. There is a csgo player named S1mple who is considered the best and his score was 168ms.

[@eljahihamgottin4540]

@@Sir_Francis_Bacon How is it possible? Has anyone had a reaction time that low with guessing?

[@slaim424]

@@eljahihamgottin4540 Pre-fire.

[@bigboicarrot]

@@Rahulojha. if 168 is good i typically get around ~140 so woah

[@godtrader6102]

@@eljahihamgottin4540 He clicked before he saw the screen turn green, with the right timing.

[@lukejoseph19]

I don’t know if you should really worry about the visual memory because it’s easy to just screenshot

[@khaskid]

I think that’s why he’s not top 10 percent

[@furkanylmaz737]

Nelson You should play OSU it will help u on the aim test and u will be suprised about what people capable of and its so fun with a loved music. I beleive it can improve the chimp test too

[@rtcitizen]

osu player here, looks like he'll actually be pretty good at most maps

[@blobblub9424]

What is OSU?

[@angelsoto5797]

Congratulations! nice shirt btw

[@koenbader2000]

I love the fact that he forgot which scores he got while being a memory champ

[@brycedaugherty9211]

Serious thumbs up for giving me the time stamp to skip in video ad. Well done.

[@ZiegenMeisterV1]

nice! i can actually keep up in the chimp test^^ i too didn't want to continue at 19 points even though i could have. it just took so long to memorize it at that point^^

[@andrewodinson3726]

I've always been so proud of my score of 96 in verbal memory (90 percentile currently, used to be around 95 percentile). Then this dude nearly doubled it.

[@Vitrexer]

verbal memory is too easy if u dont spam the buttons randomly lol i got 120 first try without even trying or anything u just need to do it kinda fast to have it stored in your short memory or something like that idk im not smart

[@tr-vor9978]

That visual memory one i just noticed only because I zoned out. But I focused on one box and after the boxes dissappear I could still see the boxes in the places they were in for a few more seconds.

[@toolng1798]

8:00 if you want a good score keep looking at the center point and try to visualize the position of the white blocks

[@xequ4lsz987]

Can you do a video on how to improve visual memory?

[@anthonychen7224]

Several things you can do (My high score is 24). First is to pay more attention to the squares farthest away. These ones are tricky and if you don't memorize their positions accurately, you'll almost definitely not pass the stage. Second tip is to practice your aim when clicking squares. A lot of the time, while you're trying to memorize all the positions of the squares, you'll be clicking the obvious squares in your peripheral. If you mess up and accidentally miss one or two of the obvious squares, you'll have trouble relocating them later on, so try to be as accurate as possible as efficiently as possible.

[@LB_129]

@@anthonychen7224 I can about 27 highest, 24-25 average, but some people just can't. Like I don't know if you're the same but it just stays in my mind without any techniques.

[@anthonychen7224]

@@LB_129 I agree, some degree of intelligence is required. My latest record was also 27, but I average 23-24. Practice definitely does help though.

[@stefi1877]

Subscribed mainly because of the warning about the ad at the beginning. Respectful

[@davi8248]

I bet he’s very good at memorizing sauce codes

[@z_zenith]

cultured.

[@mecisbuvelle4025]

I dont know why but I am really proud of myself being higher than you on the chimp test. I got 22 where I quit. Probably could have gone to 24 but its really exhausting.

[@NelsonDellis]

You should be! That's amazing. To be fair though, I felt like I could have gotten a lot further too, but it got long and boring. I should sit down and see really how far I can go.

[@emilethomas6319]

Max is 40

[@emilethomas6319]

It took me 2h30

[@chainns7852]

Solid pre fires on Reaction test with 2 pre fires 189ms brings you to ~270ms

[@Bebisha_Shahi]

Huge respect to you as well. 😊

[@8bitgdhaxz]

for some reason I'm best at visual memory, which is 15 pts (92.6%)

[@Tinkerbell0320]

Visual memory is in relation to your fluid intelligence and spatial comprehension. You would be good at chess! Hikaru Nakimura has a phenomenal visual memory and you can watch him use in in his stream. He usually looks at the ceiling when figuring out puzzles in his mind.

[@8bitgdhaxz]

@@Tinkerbell0320 oooo cool!

[@sebastianmakowski2710]

I have from 14 to 18 pts. UwU

[@TheFlagMaster.]

@@Tinkerbell0320 FWIW I can play blindfold chess and can (sorta) compete with nakamura at least in puzzle rush and my Visual memory wasn't great on Human benchmark, I think I got 11 or 12

[@CaoNiMaBi]

I don’t know what a memory palace is, but I got higher scores on 3 of those memory tests and drew one. Lost to you on the chimp test though, by a point.

[@eraybulgaria]

My guy was prefiring on the reaction time test 😭

[@noob-xb9ii]

yeah lol

[@LokiOdinzon]

Congrats man...🎉 I am always thankful to you. I learnt the Morse Code just by seeing your video and I took just a single night to master it. I can now read morse code from light too.. 😇 Thanks man... 😍

[@shannonmarie1018]

Did you watch QT Cinderella do the chimp test? It was very impressive especially since she had no memory training and thought up a strat on the fly. She hasn’t ever failed it I don’t think, just stopped bc she was bored so far.

[@kendrickisthegoat7491]

Yeah she did crazy

[@lucasfelipe-ze5sy]

amazing! congrats, Nelson

[@jaynen100]

It sucks that you skip forward so much. Part of the reason i watched this video is to see your thought process and how you remember things in certain orders. This video proves that you have memory skills obviously i mean you’re a 4 time champ, but i’m more interested in how you place these things in your mind in videos like this

[@mdrzn]

I'm currently watching him try to reach 18 for the 2nd time, and I agree that I would have loved to see the struggle more, you cut both tries lol

[@mario_gabriel]

I'm not trying to be mean but this guy really just wanted to show off, he just showed the final result and he even dare to gamble the reaction test and save it. I was looking forward to see his thought process too but it was all basically "ok so I'll try this...skip forward... 90% percentile not bad right?"

[@jaynen100]

@@mario_gabriel I think he had the right idea with the video but bad editing kinda ruined the point of it. I wouldn’t have minded a longer video, or even an uncut version just for the process

[@mario_gabriel]

@@jaynen100 yeah I agree the idea was good and interesting but it was poorly executed. I was also interested about his reaction time but those lucky shots ruined the score.

[@harleybeta]

Just found your channel, pretty good stuff and well presented! brain armor seems like a good supp

[@oliverwalker9419]

one of my friends did the verbal memory and got 217 or something close to that. it's insane

[@poluefemus]

i’m proud to say that i can get the same score on that memory square test thingy as a memory champ

[@arbilarmsltd.president3437]

you could perhaps redo it to show your improvements, also I want to see your Sequence Memory performance

[@kimjongun4150]

this guy seems so nice and everything and hen he randomly drops an f bomb and i did not expect that at all

[@thepurplecat1714]

Every osu player would be great at the aim training one lol

[@insidiosity]

Nah, graphics tablet does not do well with the aim training one

[@thepurplecat1714]

@@insidiosity it was a joke, you don’t have to be so technical 👁👄👁

[@insidiosity]

@@thepurplecat1714 'it was a joke' haha sure buddy funny joke u said there, the punchline got me hard

[@Zymerith]

I should try out that game, I got 395ms on the aim trainer

[@insidiosity]

@@Zymerith osu is really fun, but just beware it's very weeby/anime-themed which is a turn-off for some people

[@phingoo]

probably remembers pi.

[@jagvenne]

It's funny how my actual memory is pretty bad, but somehow I made it above average in these tests

[@midnight_cravings]

You're so modest i love it

[@carpetjuise]

*Accuracy test involving clicking circles* Osu players: Now this looks like a job for me

[@shehbaazkhan9958]

Thank you for the videos you make

[@Fershky98]

20 ms and 50 ms is literally impossible for a human..

[@brQdfrQd]

Reaction wise yes. But he didn't get them based on reaction :)

[@Fershky98]

@@brQdfrQd I mean yeah he didn't but the whole test was about reaction, is like If I take pictures on the numbers test and go get 50 digits

[@bludsport]

Yo dude you are quick man ⚡️🔥

[@anupbasnyat3431]

I’m here from james shrestha channel ..

[@ledisadd]

Not to be rude or anything, but for a channel for 150k, the editing and production is perfect 👌

[@Leloushie]

literally cheating in the reaction test and following it up with "thats not bad"

[@saber9mm881]

LOL he is an old man let it slide

[@phillipvissering6391]

that happens to a lot of people, it is not that random so a lot of people click instinctively and get it, i average like 200 ms, but every time i try i get at least one that is super human bc i am so tense i jump the gun, it ends with me misfiring a few times but i always get 1 or 2 like he did

[@saber9mm881]

@@phillipvissering6391 if you’re trying to predict the pattern of green flashes, that wouldn’t count as a reaction time test, would it?

[@Dekipoo]

@@phillipvissering6391 can confirm I got a 14ms one.

[@phillipvissering6391]

@@saber9mm881 it is still a reaction test, but it is not like they use this for measuring world record reaction times, if you false start in a sport you get dqed, if u false start on this it lets you try again, that's why it is a benchmark, it is not perfect, and it doesn't punish you, it just gives you a general expectation of ur skill, and most people, even him relasized that it was just a fluke and move on

[@LiterallyRain]

Got 24 on the chimp test! Guess I'm a better chimp than the chimps themselves. My trick was memorizing visual patterns of 4 numbers. There were 3 patterns, that I used: Z shape, Straight line (some times with 1 number off the line) and Square. By memorizing only the shape, and then memorizing the relative position of the numbers to one other number nearby, you drastically cut down on how much information you have to manage.

[@azratomic6493]

so sad that you were prefierring your reaction time test

[@matthewdavies3623]

I find it interesting that your expectations seemed to effect your scores this effect is shown in world records for sporting events

[@Kontinuum_LXIX]

GG for the 100 k 👍

[@like_mf_tim6769]

I did the chimps test and I’m really good at that stuff but I really had no motivation left to do it. I did it for at least 4 hours and stopped at 41. I really had to visually draw ways and split the number sections apart and learned them. In the end it was just pain. It took me like 15 minutes for one level. To my strategy. I tried to imagine the numbers as simple shapes so i only had to learn about 10 to 15 shapes at level 40 instead of single numbers. Most of the times I had triangles but if the situation was right I also used small squares (for example if 4 numbers are right beside each other)

[@Siddharth2460]

Fun math fact, there is nothing known as 100th percentile. Even if you came first in 100 people it would be a 99 percentile. and so goes if there were more than 100 then the percentile would be 99.999 something

[@eraybulgaria]

9.9999.... is equal to 1 😳

[@marcg7532]

Congrats dude!

[@pokemagicraft3246]

*goes into epic focus mode with epic music*

[@divinity_iv]

Easiest way to do number one is assign 2-3 numbers to a single letter or word. We remember sentences and stuff pretty easy so if say 360678986783 306-I 678-Like- 986-To 783-Sleep . Or you can use the letters. A great starting point is fingers, but it seems kinda cheeky. At least thats how I do it. I can get up to about 18 numbers average. Not that that’s probably that great but.

[@zyzzbrah35]

11:07 how do u remember all that?

[@tankfire20]

4:46 Your computer (macOS or Windows) uses a type of pointer acceleration. This is more commonly known as mouse acceleration and isn't good for accurate aim. Pointer acceleration basically means: the faster you move your mouse the more speed the computer will add to the pointer/cursor. This means the computer will add extra speed to your pointer which isn't reflective of how fast your hand is moving. This isn't good because if you want to train muscle memory, you want your pointer to always match the speed of how fast you are moving your mouse. If you are interested you can search up "how to disable mouse acceleration" for your operating system.