onsdag 6. oktober 2010

Memory

Hello, I am still abroad, but thought it was time for another post. This time I will talk shortly about a technique for remembering things. This method helped me memorize a whole deck of cards and it is called the linking method. All you will need is a pen and paper. So lets get started.

Write down these words: Newspaper, jelly, orange, bicycle, timber, asphalt, rain, bear, sunglasses, vacation, car, pictures, money, glass, table, salt.

Now, instead of just trying to force the words into your short-term memory, lets try the linking system. Take 2 or 3 of the words at a time and link them to an image. 

For instance: I went out to get my newspaper, but it was covered with jelly that tasted like orange. I looked across the street and saw a kid playing with what looked like a wooden bicycle on the sidewalk.

Just imagining that sequence will remind me of the first 6 words. Try it out for your self. I am also posting a youtube video for those of you that want to learn more. Don't really know when I'll post my next update, but I promise I wont be gone forever. Stay sexy and have a nice day :)



49 kommentarer:

  1. I've tried that method before, it's really good.

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  2. wow this actually does work thanks man

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  3. i can confirm, this is useful for remembering single words, abit harder for remembering things like phone numbers and important dates though.

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  4. Hey I remember reading about this!

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  5. i heard this method really works

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  6. I'm gonna have to try this !

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  7. Trying to see if this works. Thanks ;)

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  8. Where'd you learn this stuff? Very interesting

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  9. thanks for posting, hope you are having a good trip

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  10. Looks like a pretty useful technique

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  11. its weird the things you can remember- like the 80 some wow hotkeys i had, just huge amounts of information, doesnt make sense heh

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  12. ah linking methods, should probably be taught in schools

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  13. this'll definitely come in handy when i'm trying to memorize stuff for my psych class

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  14. I will STAY SEXY!! This is a very cool mind hack. Im going to try it with my carbohydrate name quiz.

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  15. I'd heard of this method before but never actually tried this, I've wrote some of these down and will try it later when I get a deck.

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  16. this is really cool. i love learning about how the brain recognized things. can't wait for your next post!

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  17. My teacher taught me about something like this. I seriously can't get my head around it, I guess my brain doesn't work that way :(

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  18. Oh wow, i've been looking for a blog like this. I'll be following you very closely sir!

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  19. Hmmm. I;m not sure if this will work, but i'll give it a try anyways!

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  20. wow great guide, really helped me during my card night....

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  21. yeah, the linking method is actually working. quite nice.

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  22. you got to make connectors when remebering things. if a piece of info does not connect to other pieces, it is lost. if you always sytematize your thoughts, you will be a motherfucking genious in no time.

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  23. I will try this the next time I need to remember something.

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  24. Love these kind of blogs, great to read, must try this out.

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  25. gotta try this my memory sucks...

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  26. Wow this memorization technique is very effective!
    following~

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  27. good stuff, I tested it out on pokemon cards lol, the sentence I used was kind of wierd tho. thanks for a unique post.

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  28. I'm totally going to try this
    I have a shitty memory haha

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  29. This only works fro those who are visually inclind. You can also associate the names with the noises and it will be much easier to remember, because audio is a huge factor in most everyone.

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  30. Really interesting stuff! I'm gonna try this!

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  31. Why dont they teach you this shit in school? lol

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  32. i've never heard of this, i"ll have to try it

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  33. Memories, always interesting...wait what was I saying? Lol... :]

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  34. awesome, thanks for sharing- supporting <3

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  35. i have horrible memory myself, i feel like i'm 60 :P

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