REMEMBER ANYTHING FAST!! - Memory Techniques You can do!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
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Today it is my pleasure to introduce you to 4X US Memory champion and TH-camr Nelson Dellis. In this first of a two part mini series on memory, Nelson will teach you how to construct your own mind palace and also how to populate it with images that you'll NEVER Forget!
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Worked SUPER hard on this! I know it won't go viral but man, if everyone used this stuff, we'd all be so much better at everything! Next week we memorize a deck of playing cards!!
Thanks Chris!!! Awesome!
Let's get this viral!!!!!!
its sweet bro, you rock HARD!!!!
Yes I wanna see this!
One of the greatest videos on this channel .
Chris talking about memory technique? The fastest I've ever clicked in my life.
as far as u remember?
I've never gotten a chance to say this, but can we talk about the CINEMATOGRAPHY
Have you just been super busy or......?
Very strange.
@@mrh107 No these videos just stopped showing up in my recommended
I forgot.
😂
Two things:
1. I read "moonwalking with Einstein" five months ago and really fell in love with mnemonics.
2. I love magic, puzzles, memory techniques and your style of filming and performing in front of the camera and loooooove to see all these things coming together in one video!
Lots of love for you and your content!
Good book, huh? I bought the physical copy and an audiobook copy lol
thanks!! Love that book
INSTANTLY CLICKED! I need to learn this 😂
Been hyped for this since he announced it !
I learned this from Derren Brown's book Tricks of the Mind !
Great book
Me too.....Derran is a legend
Literally read this chapter about memory palace this morning and now I see this video, but thanks to the nice visualization I now understand it ^^
I competed against Nelson last year. I was part of Hershey Team A. We were at the US memory championships.
'Sup!
Hi! Wow it’s so great to speak with you! It was difficult to find a chance to talk during the Memory Competition! I’m having a bit of trouble with cards and poetry. I know you’re REALLY good with cards. Could you give me some tips? From one mental athlete to another?
Chris!!...holy f$&k...that is the best intro to any video on TH-cam, Netflix, etc... damn man skills are incredible. Your vids keep getting that much better and creative.
So thankful there has been a video on this! I honestly haven't ever expected a mind palace TUTORIAL, but I'm so glad it was made. Thank you👌🏻
Person :Hey did you watch that video about remembering everything?
Me: I forget
And it's usually in the next 20mins.
@@pwnmclovin1 dont smoke b4 u watch.. I did n watched it 3x b4 I got what was going on... lol
Love this video!!!
Brb gotta find something in my memory palace *eyes roll back and uncontrollably shaking*
I am seriously going to try to use this to remember formulas for my math test.
What a RAD video.
SOME time around NOON, Chris realized the FEAR of how old he was getting XD
LOL
Chris Ramsay, I do not know you, but you and Nelson have changed the way I will remember things, and I am grateful. I know this is a year too late, however. I used your way to memorize the major system at first, but in the end it was easier to stick Hitler inside a refrigerator, and check on him later, when he was so cold he could only mutter in broken german "STNMR LJKFP" Sten-mir logic-fp!
No one was harmed in the making of this memory palace, except for Hitler.
I have always admired your intros. You have a true eye for videography.👏
Been doing this for years and it has helped me so much but every time i try to explain it to someone they dont get it! Your video did a very good job of explaining it for people!
"'If you have a piece of paper and pencil .." *me jumping out of bed and grabbing notebook*
I've always wanted to learn memory techniques but I never actually did it. Now is my chance!
Love your channel. The way you go about is seamless, elegant and completely coherent. I am a great admirer of Nelson , not just his memory prowess but his awareness of the need for community development. I am a two times’ world memory champion in Senior category ( past two years) and of late, I have created my youtube channel wherein I have posted five videos in the past 2 weeks. ( ‘Fun with Memory’)This is my community service initiative and I hope students, professionals and public at large get benefitted. I will greatly appreciate your advice as to how I can spread the word about my service to as many people as possible. God bless!
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His explanation of the phonetic number / alphabet is taken almost verbatim from Harry Lorayne's book. It's amazing how easy and fun it is to use with a little practice.
As for my visual of Chris's birthday - Chris ZOOMs in on a giant card and smacks a NUN who catches on FIRE. 😂
your intros are straight up ART. like its actually incredible. your passion is inspiring
Holy heck! Fanning cards, changing the color of cards, and now this...You are filling my head with more than it can take!!! Thank you for sharing this nifty memory tool.
As Chris said, I’m floored!!! Honestly been wanting to learn this and I’m stoked it’s this simple. I know it takes time and patience to actually get a grasp, but it’s worth
the dedication you have when making your videos really shows and i love you for it !
Nelson is a really good teacher, also seems like a super chill dude. Great video, man!
Ironically... ended up watching this on March 22nd. Happy Birthday, Chris! 👍🏼
To be honest I have short term memory problems from taking certain medications when I was a teenager I’m really happy you made a video with him. This is really cool!!
I'm french so my words are quite different but I imagined the sea during a dark night with a boat sailing on it. On the top of the boat's *mast* (mât in french) Chris is doing magic tricks while eating a *pineapple* (ananas) when he sees *beacon* (phare) far away... Strange I know!
The way I memorized Chris' b-day:
.Same
.None
.Four
-Same: He had a red suit with red pants and red shoes, all the SAME color
-None: NONE of his shoes were tied up
-Four: He had a deck of cards in his left hand and the FOUR aces on his right
I feel like I'm watching a high quality movie! The mind technique is already working!
Will try to remember to watch the next in the series.
Sam NONO Fire!!! Happy Birthday Mr Ramsay!
I followed along with the mind palace bit and did the exercise to place the guys around it. Hours later I still have the locations, guys, and words even though I have been doing totally different things since. Super cool.
That intro was dope as hell
I was actually sitting here thinking of how to memorize your birthdate then i realized...Bruh, Thats MY birthdate. Ill never forget...best memory ever, I win
This was great! I was going to do something like this for my mind palace video....until I realized I wasn't talented enough.. Great job Chris
Love that KAWS figure on the shelf! Very cool!
How to remember the digits 3421: EASY - think of your house with a bat flying and a giant apple growing from the floor but your in 1987 and its cold outside while the sun is out. Then do 10 pushups sleep for 36 hours wakeup and put your clothes on backwards, count to 8 and multiple it by the square root of a rat. and just like that... 3421. Bam.
Just stop 🛑
Lmfaoo
The Feynman quote doesn't entirely apply in this case. The method seems to cross-index visual-spatial-auditory memory in a way that reinforces all three. Not everyone has all three and the capabilities of each vary dramatically from person to person. I, myself, have aphantasia; a complete lack of visual memory or visualization ability. I have a strong spatial memory but it seems to have less dynamic range or resolution than visual. I can remember the floorplan of a house and location of larger furniture but not the small items on shelves. There are some hierarchical associative tricks that can help like treating each shelf as a separate room/memory but the association is challenging. I can adapt this to some degree but so far I haven't figured a way to fully replace the self-reinforcing feature for a memory like mine as it's hard to hang an auditory mnemonic on a fuzzy black blob without the visual detail there to fill in.
It's not odd for spatial to be low-res. Video compression and game engines take advantage of the fact that our visual intensity (brightness/b&w) resolution is highest followed by color then spatial geometry. The intensity map is enough to extrapolate and reconstruct much of the lost detail. Our brains use the same sort of tricks to reduce the required processing power and storage.
While it is more difficult for people with aphantasia to do it in the way I describe in the video, I've actually worked with a few people with aphantasia and have gotten them to perform these methods to a high degree of efficiency. It took some time, but they have had great success. One of my students can memorize a deck of cards sub 2 minutes with this technique (albeit with some minor adjustments to help his aphantasia). Thanks for your comment though!
@@NelsonDellis can you explain the adjustment to memory technique for people with Aphantasia
This was a tool that I learned from the show The Mentalist and again in Sherlock back in high school. I need to redo this to gain my powers. Thanks for this amazing video
Physicist Richard Feynman speaking in the intro....
omg i go to a art school and i was striving to memorize a script and i came upon Nelson’s video and now when i go to subscribe it’s him what a coincidence
That’s amazing I can’t even remember 3 numbers in 1 minute after a head injury I had when I was younger
Did your parents drop you
Lmao no actually a 600 pound wooden Billboard fell on top of me it was a stormy windy day I was going to open my truck door to get groceries and a strong wind knocked that billboard on me it happened so fast i hit metal side stepper from the truck with the left side of my head then-landed concrete and then the billboard landed with big impact like a slap that knocked me over unconsciously on the right side of head and half of my body was under the billboard the need 8 men to lift that billboard I wash rushed to the hospital got my earrings were all gone my ear was detached from my side I had a big Bruce and a scar and well I’m blessed to be alive
@@babyjandme when I read you said younger so I assumed that you meant 2 years old and dang that's tragic.
Gary Gayle is cool no I was 17 and yeah it sucks but I see the good side I’m alive even if I can’t memorize more than 3 numbers or more is okay
@@babyjandme I'm 17
Can we do a beginners class for smokers only? Ye ol short term is a lil ehhhhhh delayed... Chris, LOVE your channel bro, this is fn awesome... truly the best channel on youtube.
Bro its awesome, i am a student and I cant tell you how helpful it will be for me
Sleep is a great tool for learning . Your brain can function better after a good night sleep. Im awake at 3 am and thus you see me write comments like this one , i will attempt to improve my memory and in order to do so i also will learn better sleep habits. Wish me luck
Burst out laughing at 2:26 😂😂
I'm digging the Astros hat Chris!
I can memorize a deck of cards 😃
I rarely get the opportunity to brag about that, sorry
neat
lol
Do you use a method?
I can do the trick where you tell a story using the whole deck but I can't memorise a deck that's truly random
@@RoryIsNotACabbage Yeah the method in this video basically. Nelson Dellis has videos teaching it. I'd definitely recommend checking it out
@@FuckFascistTH-cam Awesome thanks for the tip
I read a book on Imagination and learnt this very techniques almost 15years ago. I never use it but whenever I want I can revisit the palace I created and it's so easy to recall the whole place. I just need to stop procrastinating and do something with it lol
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Natalia 52, the exact number in a deck of cards
Can You Solve This puzzle, which claims only genius will be able to solve it.
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New series in February 2020
Suzanne Joy STOP PLAYING WITH MY EMOTIONS
Very helpful, and very interesting too.
Just watched the Netflix doc...super interesting!!!
Love that speed stackers timer in the intro 😂 0:35
Mind Palace created by Patrick Jane from The Mentalist. Very nice 😊👍
This video makes memorising so much easier
Wow this is awesome im from Serbia and in our language letters are spelled exactly like sound so this technic is eaven easier..
Very useful for many mandatory for married and in a relationship
13:53:
It maybe that a witch made a spell on someone that whenever want to do a party the people who come to it is none for the rest of his life
the words are:
come
none
for
come is c and m which is 03
none is n and n which is 22
for is f and r which is 84
How would you apply this to card position in the deck, like a memorized stack? Person/Action/Number?
What an intro man....
You rock!
Did not realize I had the same birthday as Houdini. That's awesome. Minus the year of course.
Loved the intro track
who else watching in 2020 lol. Still gonna say how I memorized Chris’s bday! I did it by imagining I was watching one of his new videos on my tv and he was doing the SAME things he always does. Then he pulls out a hot pink pocket watch which has both hands pointed to NOON. As he is showing and talking about the watch he then pulls out FOUR more just like it.
That intro looks so professional, man you improved so much over time love your vids
This is really fascinating
These sort of things really do work. about 25 years ago when I was just a kid my Aunt got one of those memory helper casset course things. and they got you to remember 20 words, and to this day having not heard it for almost 25 years, I can still remember a good number of them. 1- tree. 2- light, 3- stool (it has 3 legs) 4- car, 5- glove, 6- gun, 7- Luck... etc. you make those connections by things that make sense, those few examples you can pretty much see right away why they have those numbers. need to remember a PIN, make a story, like "I fell of my stool and tore my glove on the light that is shaped like a tree. 3521.. I miss some numbers but things like 13 were bakery (bakers dozen), 16 was candy (sweet 16) 21 was cigarettes as that was how many were in a box (not a smoker so going of the info of these tapes) it works.
I have remembered Nelson Dellis name by translating his name in to a moment or event such as "I have a very close friend name nelson eating a dilis= "small fish", for he to become a memory master and we were so very crazy laughing a lough that is unforgettable
Chris your editing has gotten exponentially greater
I remember Derren Brown explaining this exact method in one of his old videos. Very fascinating
Nice Video
awesome video!!! always been fascinated with the idea of a memory palace since the days of Patrick Jane and the Mentalist.. looking forward to more...
Same Nannie Fair, Imagined Chris had the same shirt on as me and he was talking to his Nannie about going to the fair. I think i did it right.
Wasn’t this a plot in the new Sherlock Holmes serious on BBC, if so he will become more powerful then anyone we know and beat all the puzzles with his mind and coffee from now on we will call you Megamind.
How long did Nelson learn and study those techniques, until he became that good? Incredible man..!
I am going to have to watch this a few times I think. Thank you for this ... I have been trying to figure out how to do this for a while.
I just got back to reading Moonwalking With Einstein by Joshua Foer and this video is right up that lane.. thanks Chris..
This guy makes it look easy.
i dont Remember being this excited for a video before.
Nice kaws on your shelf!
Sherlock Holmes is that you? I've always wanted to learn the Mind Palace / Methodnof Ioci, but I've just never found free tutorial. Thanks a bunch Chris!
Okay, got Chris's birthday right behind my recipe *how to craft a pickaxe in mc*.
Yeah and I have a batcave as my mind palace😃😃😃
haha I imagined Chris in with a SIM symbol on his head, wearing a NEON shirt, with a VR headset 😄 . Thanks so much for sharing such a great technique, I've always had trouble memorizing things, especially numbers, but I'm very good at visualizing things, I can make anything and anyone appear in front of me with my eyes open, so this technique is perfect!!
I passed my anatomy and physiology 2 exam, thanks to this man and his witchcraft
Chris went like a "zoom" at "noon" and now it's "four" in the evening.
03 22 64?
@@TheSteveJ18 03 22 84
@@1.4142 ohhhh
@@TheSteveJ18 the 6 is fir j sound.. its the 8 for a 'f' sound. sir
Love the video I literally watch every video day it comes out and this is one of my favorites so far love the collab vids
UPDATE: First time a TH-camr has ever reacted at all to one of my comments
That is awesome and just made remember games so much easier
I like creating planets, so the name of the planet would be the subject, the color or how harsh the environment on it would be the emotion of the memory, similarity the structure and what the planet is made of would depend on what I'm trying to save. At the center of the planet would be the memory I'm trying to keep, now what lies at the center also varies like if I'm trying to remember how much money i have left in the bank (if I checked it on say monday) I would place a tree with leaves representing the amount cash left. So when I wanna buy something I would burn "x" amount of leaves to equal the amount spent. Also this helps me not overspend as doing so would leave the tree bare and the planet dies. So yeah kinda honestly it's pretty fun making planets or stars as the universe is endless so gives me a feeling of not ever running out of room.
Chris went for a swim, did the nae nae, and then spontaneously combusted (fire).
What does it say about me when I'm writing down everything in a memo block.. That this is a technique I really need to explore! Many thanks!
I bet this will make me think about this a whole lot and although I know that it isn't easy since it is now aimed on the English language and writing but I'm going to look if I can translate it to my language..
And may I say that the cinematography was totally mindbubbling?! Wow!! 👌👌 Seriously!!
These phonetic rules are based on Gregg shorthand, which I'm also learning! I can tell, because the phonetics are grouped together in the same way, and the "1" ls very nearly the shape of the "t" and "d" sound upstroke in shorthand.
This seriously messes with my mind palace. In England we use dd-mm-yy for dates and so I have to un-remember the words and remember them in a different order for it to work. Also, I would prefer to use N for oNe and T for Two (two for tea ...) . I'm sure you won't mind that part as mind palaces are very individual spaces. Different to my previous technique and more flexible. Thanks for this. Will take a look at Nelson's channel now.
make please make 3rd part ..
🙏🙏🙏
I loved the intro
Love your videos chris!! Great inspiration.
Super cool intro. Wow, neat tricks
Sick into... Wow. Just wow.
I've used a similar method to memorize passwords for work for years now. I would memorize my bedroom with blank walls, and imagine hanging those metal letter and number wall hangings you can buy to spell out the passwords. I've got dozens of passwords hanging all over my mind palace. For numbers, I imagine strange containers like tea pots or skull shaped coffee mugs full of objects like gardenias or plastic bumblebees, so I'll have a tea pot with 9 gardenias, a skull mug with 13 plastic bumblebees, a thermos with 64 yellow pencils all in a tidy row on my desk. Now it's actually hard to forget 91364. You've got your zip codes and phone numbers down pat, now. Any number, really.
Another easy way to memorize things is to have an imaginary dry erase board in your head, or even a chalk board or a computer monitor. You can write or draw anything you want on it and use it over and over again. You could do the same thing with an easel and a paint brush if you want to be fancy about it and make it more memorable, and then you can hang those creations on the walls of your mind palace. Paint or draw a number, word, sentence, address, or a picture and then hang it up in a memorable spot. Watch how good it is for memorizing those variables.
Wowowowowow this is so beautiful
Bendedar Bumblebutch... nailed it :)))