100th PERCENTILE HUMAN BENCHMARK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Hikaru counts from 1 to 30.
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g2 g2 g2 g2 g2 g2 g2 g2, gonna hear that every time I move to that square now
Someone should add that to one of those cool lichess commentator extensions.
Toogy toogy toogy
Thanks, you fucking cursed me too now
@@robbiekavanagh2802 is that Eric Rosen reference
ahahhahaahahahah
He’s actually insane like how is that even possible
he did spend like half an hour on it and failed twice
@@doodoopoo lmao you try to memorize the positions of 30 squares, and click them in order
Even he has 102 IQ, its literally impossible for me to memorize all 30 by just looking at it for 2 minutes
@@ChipsyRoblox lmao did you really have to include the IQs in there?
IQ =/= Intelligence
Chess players really have amazing memory.
I mean hikaru is super GM.
they remember games they played 15 years ago with perfect accuracy.
born a prodigy
You guys in the replies are such simps
It's just a simple brain trick. The thing you love, the thing that is always in our mind is soo easy to remember because we don't need to remember, our muscle memory already know it.
It's like I am interested in physics, I really actually love physics, biology and chemistry. That's why I remember most of the things easier than someone who is not interested in those subjects.
When Hikaru says “I don’t even care”, he’s either really happy or really upset. When he actually doesn’t care, he’ll just move on because it doesn’t matter to him.
This time it was more of a "Yeah, I could have tried to get more and probably succeeded, but I wanted 30 and I'm happy to end it there"
Wow are you a psychologist??
If this is sarcasm this is comment gold
@@coleballard no but he is right
He was saying he didn't care about doing better than 30.
chess involves a lot of pattern recognition a lot of memorization. you could say extremely high level chess selects for people with very good memory
definitely. remembering thousands and thousands of positions and all the opening theory you need to know at that level takes insane memory skill
Maybe. He is highly trained/practiced for memorizing the chess board and move sequences and was able to apply that here. I think if an average person spent hundreds of hours practicing they can achieve similar results (with memory, not chess). I say this after being pretty bad at memory games (I'm also horrible at chess) I could memorize the sequence of any shuffled deck of cards after only seeing each card once. It took learning some mnemonic techniques and a few dozen hours of practice. I think most people who perform feats like this are using special memory techniques either consciously or unconsciously and while talented people like Hikaru can master these techques faster, average people can achieve similar results with practice.
other way around my friend, you learn the memorization skill to get better at chess, guy's been playing chess intensively for more than 20 years
That's why the world champion is a memory monster. Hikaru has almost flawless memory, but magnus' is inhuman
@@alfiewright1396 But you get years to learn that aswell...
Chimpanzee: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!
Top comment!
Not even a real competition. Chimps are literally built different. They do this in seconds. They need this skill for threat detection and counting number of predators.
@@hj2479 ya but they can't play chess
@@samix6666 Of course not.
@@hj2479 but only when they are young
So proud of Hikaru for working through his stutter
Hilarious
Just so everyone is clear on this impressive feat. Hikaru spent almost 30 minutes memorizing the positions of the numbers, and he failed twice. It's still impressive, but it's not the "look at it for 2 seconds and do it" that I was thinking at first
Ok that makes a lot more sense
Oh
That's not so amazing then!
He spent 30 mins for 30 points, not for last position ig
@@manankapkar2515 bullshit, I watched him do 18 and 19 live and that took atleast 20 minutes alone
ok but if u gave me 30 minutes i still dont think i could do it
I like how he pretended to struggle to appear at least somewhat human.
oh god i swear this guy took so long to learn this man but atleast he did if we compare to mark he wasn't even able to to do after rigiourus training in x21.
He didnt though. That's how our memory works. You would've known this if you've memorized anything long in your life.
Having played the piano I can tell that struggling to remember the pattern(the notes in this particular example) is a common thing when you're learning it. Your memory separates everything in bits to make it easier to store essentially. And sometimes you forget a little piece in the whole chain. When he remembered the little piece that fell out of his short term memory he spend some time remembering and when he did he continued to go with the script until he hit another little piece that fell out.
@@Fr33mx That woosh actually had a jet engine and it echoed for miles and miles.
@@Fr33mx that joke passed over ur head so damn hard
@@stevenr3544 That's just a bad joke
Haha smart people do hard things must be inhumane amirite fellas
A good joke must subvert expectations in a good way. This one doesn't.
Hikaru has monke brain after all
Aren't we all have it
@@slashslash501 if only we can do that thing
We can do it, just not as fast as monkeys and hikaru proves it. But at least we get abstract thinking and language instead
@@slashslash501 Vsauce Michael here, what's cognitive tradeoff theory
@Utsav Joshi they can, they just need a few seconds to memorize it instead of 0.1s with 10 numbers
He still literally doesn’t care
Literally stfu
@@xdbruhxd1179 he literally doesn't care
@@xdbruhxd1179 literally doesn’t fucking care
@@xavier7769 I literally give up on life
@@xdbruhxd1179 💀💀💀
That chat was hilarious, saying something about a doctor but probably not even paying attention to the coordinates he was saying
I'm betting that if you ask him again next year, he'll still remember it.
Doubt it as it doesn't have much importance to him unlike chess games which are of value to him
Wooooooooosh
@@spencer214 I'm pretty sure the guy was being serious
Nobody that stupid cmon
And it was in this position, that the Chimp Test resigned.
i never thought of using board coordinates for benchmarks so after watching this i started with sequence memory and scored 16 on my second try! percentile 90!
ty hikaru!
my god he was having a jimmy neutron moment DEAR LORD WHAT A GOD
TSM Hikaru *wants to change the org*
"G2 G2 G2 G2 G2 G2 G2 G2"
Hahahahaha
They're not making worlds this year
@@dancebolt agree TSM have no chance
Wow mapping this grid memorization onto a grid structure you have an intimate familiarity with was crazy useful. I love humans.
This is actually unbelievably impressive.
if it was real. whats impressive is how gullible you are
@@lizard9899 you’re saying this isn’t real? What proof do you have of this?
@@lizard9899 Um what? This is real mate
It took him 30 min to memorise this sequence. Witch I would say is about avrage human brain but what do I know
@@kevinking2380 30 mins to memorise? Even I could do that if I really wanted to
Great clip, I like how he uses chess positions as a mnemonic. Really impressive stuff
1:02 would of been epic if he was like G2 G2 G2. Brought to you by G Fuel G fuel G fuel.
Just saw a video today which debunked it
@@BrunoNeureiter G fuel got debunked? Smucks
That's some insane short term memory skills.
You try
@@ME0WMERE he was COMPLIMENTING him though lmfao
@@kysonftw what are you talking about? He destroyed me. I sure learned a valuable lesson in humility from Catassassin496 today :P
@@ME0WMERE I did and like most people I got to 9. That's why I was saying Hikaru is super impressive. An "insane skill" mean that someone is really good at something.
@@legueu i just tried and got 24, guess it's time to become a super gm 😏
Did he explain how the mnemonic works or what is going on in his head while he's doing this? Is he visualizing a chess game? Is it related to the minimization that helps him play blind chess?
I didn’t see the full vod but at a glance it would appear that he imagined the sequence from 1-30 as “moves” on a chess board taking place. Completely agree that this seems like it would be very related to his ability to picture and process moves while playing blind
Idk how chess works (don’t play it) but it seems like he broke down board into columns (A-H) and rows (5-1).
From there pairing them and memorizing the pairs.
@@user-ey4ut9uc8w Its a - h and 1 - 8
He marks each number with a chess position and just remembers the order. He isn't actually visualizing a game
I’m not entirely surprised considering he’s recited chess games he played 30 years ago move for move live on stream.
It was very cool watching you come up with this technique on stream. I was hoping you'd give it a second run, and see how it goes. Fantastic job, and great contribution to the study.
This not just talent. It's decades of hard work memorizing patterns and doing puzzles and playing chess.
This is really crazy. That's how you memorize all those openings.
g2 should sponsor you for this video
There's a huge potential for a remix here but I'm not talented enough to make one
Someone call young elo
This makes me think chimps would make insane chess players, if we can get them to learn the rules somehow.
@@takotime Working memory is key to being a good chess player. You have to be able to assess multiple threats, tactics, and ideas at once, all while calculating various lines. My thought was that since Hikaru is a good chimp, a chimp must be a good Hikaru, the neural patterns of chimps and skilled chess players are somewhat related. Of course, the caveat is having the abstraction to understand how a board game works, which is where I think chimps fall short, teaching them the rules would be extremely diffuclt, teching them princinples and openings even harder. But in the event that you _could,_ I believe chimps would completely outmatch their human counterparts
@@deidara_8598 In the event you could they would fall apart the second they would have to weigh the value of one play to another. They likely don't possess any ability to memorize lines long term in the first place, and they certainly possess zero ability to strategize in abstract ways.
Also it's not like chimps are good at this game despite the study, the statistics on the sight prove the claim wrong, the large majority of humans get between 9-11 whereas the stated claim for chimps is "SOME chimps are able to get 9 digits 90% of the time"
What chimps are particularly good at, is being shown digits for an extremely short period of time and working from that. In the short term, they have excellent memory. That has almost zero usefulness in chess, unless you're playing blind bullet chess lol.
Did this man just turn a memory quiz into theory to remember it better 🤣 amazing
Your chess is insane magnus said as he ...........
Don't you dare
@Jignesh Gupta slipped his feminine hand........
@@tristian14 are you trying to mate me
@@sarojrawat7899 ...protests Hikaru, as Magnus blushes...
@@joshualogan6655 ... weak tempo play, hikaru ....
Man finds out he's the best human.
Now do the mode where the screen flashes the numbers for 0.1 seconds
Okay let me activate my inner chimp brb
I've always wanted to see Hikaru get into speedcubing because of his fast pattern recognition with puzzles and stuff, and after seeing this, I can imagine him challenging the Multi Blind world record of solving 62 Rubik's cubes blindfolded.
I got to 23 and had to stop because I was spending like 20 minutes each time memorising the number placements on each interval. It was taking so damn long.
he is lucky that there are 8 rows
What’s even more impressive is that he’s choosing the squares with his eyes closed
hes paid big bucks to remember stuff like this
He literally got the WR lol
I doubt it, there have to be people who scored higher. Yesterday I managed to score 28 and almost had it.
@@tskstz I gave myself about 3 minutes - cause I'm impatient af - per position and scored 19 on my first try, Hikaru spent like 20 minutes on each of the last ones
There's definitely people with way better memory than me that could crack 30 no problem at all
@@44r0n-9 Exactly hahah, it took me 3 hours to get there with breaks in between of course. You literally have to memorize it using a technique.
but hey, even if he did, he literally doesn't care
not really, I quit after 32 since I had hw to do lol. It's not that hard if you just take your time and memorize the movements.
HE GOT TO WHAT???
I was watching when he hit 23 but I thought he was gonna get to 25 At most. But no
i was wathing to 17 and i thought i will end really soon
The difference between this and memorizing deep chess opening lines is that these squares are in a completely random order. At least memorizing opening lines there is some sort of abstract pattern or plan that you can follow. This is just simply pure randomness you have to memorize and figure out the patterns on your own.
Well, that is true, but Hikaru has the chess board in his head so for him it's a pattern of moving a piece 30 times
we have found a bug in hikaru's program. this is an infinite loop.
Working memory is one of the best predictors of chess ability. And this test measures working memory, so it's no surprise that Hikaru, one of the best chess players in the world, did so well.
IQ, on the other hand, is surprisingly unrelated to chess ability, and that fits with Hikaru scoring near average on an IQ test.
Hikaru basically Megamind irl
i saw xqc does this and wondering how many hikaru can reach. now i can sleep
How much xqc did?
we need answers here
@@slashslash501 24
@@prashantdhiru 24
This was earning a one in a thousand people.
102 IQ coming in clutch
Yeah the iq test result is very relevant here.
Actual footage of CSGO pro player owning kids in Roblox shooting games
*Alright now let's wait for Magnus to reach 110% percentile*
He put a picture of it on his eyelids.
And after this, hikaru, for the first time, placed his rook in magnus' open g file
You know how when you try to lift something and you just cant do it but then you put your mind to it and you REALLY and youre seemingly stronger than before? He did that but with his mind. He didnt put more strain on his muscles to he like just told his brain to be better and it was.
I'm at 98.69%.... don't even wanna try and beat it. I would spend between 4-7 minutes figuring out a pattern in my head to remember and once I got to 25 I just was mentally tired of trying to think of ways to group the number that I ended up throwing away 2 lives just rushing through my thought process. I couldn't image going past that point.
i wish he does this with his scrreen on cam so that screenshots can be ruled out
elon musk naming his kids
😂
dude XD
Hikaru counts from 1 to 30. Quite impressive counting
Hikaru is a true genius.
That's not how human brain works, monkeys do this without a sweat cause that's how their brain works
@@bulletstrongholder644 I wish I had a monkeys brain.
Memorizing coordinates is smart, I got to around 19 once by just brute force memorizing the path I had to take, but with coordinate you can do a memory palace type thing and get super high.
Is this how you remember games and openings? 😳
Gonna hear "A3 to G3" in my nightmares.
Return to monke
1:39 "Praise the Lord." 🤣👍👌
I managed to get 21, can't imagine doing 30
Every time he repeats a square it really sounds like a robot malfunctioning
He doesn’t care guys
he'll still remember that pattern for the next few years
NEM FODENDO Q ELE CHEGOU NO NIVEL 30 USANDO CORDENADAS PRA FAZER ISSO
é uma tecnica mneonica, como ele é hikaru memorizar cordenadas é fácil, ele trasportou essa facilidade para o teste.
@@lucaseikifujii2420 simm isso q foi incrível, o máximo q eu cheguei nisso foi uns 10
Clearly had it written under his eyelids
G2 Esports
I miss Rizzo :(
They gonna lose to navi tomorrow 3-1
Finally, returning to monke is 100% complete
He literally doesn’t even care, chat, deal with it
And we were looking for aliens in space 😂😂
Wow, just wow 👏🏻
hikaru goes jitu jitu jitu
How much time did he spend looking at it, memorizing the sequence? Just wondering.
30 minuts it is said by other comments
2 minutes XD
About 30 minutes
@@JoeARedHawk275 It is 30
@@antoinetireau8183 Where is the original video? Is it still on twitch?
Absolute madman, I cant remember when I get off work halfway through my shift
Bruh it even took me 10 seconds to find the 1 when the numbers were showing
Chat is spamming the sequence, Hikaru was stuck on G3 for 22 seconds and looked at his monitor, looked away again, and remembered the next spot a few seconds later.
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
If Chess players are good at the Chimp test, maybe Chimps would be good at Chess?
He dont even care chat
There's some music beat prospect here. Producers where you at?
damn. hikaru is using a very specific and special memory palace to memorise the order of those squares. using something you are very experienced with to remember something you are not. great technique
That real monkey took half a second to memorize and half second to push all of them in order
He returned to monke
Reminds me of that scene from friends where Monica is reading numbers for erogenous zones
Someone is in his headset watching the vid he was just buying time
That's so insane holy sheet, bu5 now watch that again with captions on
His Twitch chat are being overly generous with their hello’s.
And I'm here struggling with ten numbers.
He probably burnt an entire days needed calories doing that. Jesus christ
1:43 GUYS HE SAID IT
The fact that chimps can ez clap Hikaru is just unbelievable.
Chimps can't. They can only remember around 9 digits, this is 30 digits.
Holy fucking fuck-balls hikaru, thats goddamn amazing. Are you a demon or a god?
Hikaru is soooo good and he literally doesn't care, what a beast!
he got a second monitor with the visibile pattern
some people train specifically memorization and they are even better than this. like much better. it's crazy what the human brain is capable of
Hikaru.exe is loading...
"To d2, to d2, to d2, to d2"
someone needs to make an r/anarchychess post remixing this.
the chimp test is the one i got the lowest percentile on lmao
I would love to scan his hippocampus