5:31 to 7:20 :- 1st level (Position reading 📖) 9:21 to 11:40:- 2nd level ( visualize🤔 what you read 📖) 13:44 to 14:09:- 3rd level (1 image 🖼 for 1 page) 14:53:- Name Recalling 18:42 to 21:04:- what to do? (During lecture) 21:04 to 23:34 :- 1 image🖼 per one page 24:21 to 24:46:- repetition 27:07 to 30:25:- understanding mathematics 30:31 to 36:57 :- foreign languages👄💬 (32:01:- *example* 34:50:-*upgrading* *language* *skills* *in* *one* *hour*) ⏳ 38:02 to 38:40 :- learning to ✏ write down directly into brain 39:41 , 39:52 to 43:38:- knowledge skeleton💀 (Summary) 48:04 to 49:36:- memory book 📕 49:54 : books📚 by mattias ribbing
i love Matthias. He is not some typical egoistic person who thinks that skills are fixed. I'm just an ordinary person but I love learning too so he inspires me
Regarding the practical usage of mnemonic techniques, I use them to learn programming and machine learning. Visualization and other things don't really help in that case, 'cause programming is not about keeping all the functions in memory, it's more about understanding approaches used in different cases. That's why the traditional way to learn things by reading books before the practical part doesn't really help. As Mattias said, the global picture should appear before diving into details. So it's much more efficient to start developing something (e.g. a website) and learn things for the concrete task.
Thank you for this wonderful episode! Before I bumped into this video, I had not given a single thought to using any memory techniques in my daily life. However, currently I have to dive into two professional fields in which I've never worked before, completely on my own, and I am definitely using the point of "getting summaries first", as well as the visualisation technique. Also, I'm learning a new language, and frequency dictionaries completely fell out of the scope of tools I use, so I'm going to include this one. Finally, "position reading" makes all the possible sense, and I intend to use it for both educational and recreational reading. The whole episode is thought-provoking in many regards, so once again, thanks a lot for your work
I have seen this interview a couple of times now and I would like to make two points: 1) Mattias Ribbing: Thank you very much for your contribution to society and sharing your knowledge and experience. Furthermore, it is highly commendable that you managed to hold the interview together and remain professional throughout despite the immature and amateur performance of your questioner. 2) Mustreader: Thank you for showing us all a masterclass of what you should NEVER do when listening to someone or when interviewing a highly talented guest.
Knowing words isn’t the hardest part of learning a language, listening comprehension is. You can listen to someone speaking and not understand what they are saying, but if you were to read a text of the very thing they said you could understand everything. It’s very complex for the brain. It takes years to develop and become good at it. All the accents, speeds, cluster of words. It takes forever. Matt vs Japan has a good video about it that explains it well
Though learning names is currently my most focused study. His study techniques of having one picture per page is very interesting and I am trying that now. I'm trying to combine that with Dominic's mind map methods. Mattias Ribbings methods are intensely interesting.
13/09/21 - Excellent interview, but probably better without the vodka. Mattias is and was terrific, revealing his self-taught passion for mnemonics. BTW I'm 73, and have spent half my life studying and reading the Mnemosyne immortals; Furst, Lorayne, O'Brien, Buzan, Berglas, Carvallho, Cooke,Pridmore, Shereshehesky, Dellis, White, Mullen, Hancock, and of course, Lynne Kelly, as well as last but not least, Dr Anthony Metivier. There is and are more, and I apologise to any I have omitted from this list but the list grows day by day. One day these methods will be taught in kindergarten, schools, colleges, and universities universally in a better served world. I, personally would recommend that you forcefully follow-up this particular topic for everything that it's worth ... and that is a whole lot! Sorry that it's taken me so long to catch-up on You Tube, however, better late than never! May your God go with you :)
1st time visitor.. But I love how the host looks over [18:44] to see if his guest needs some more vodka. I don't know why but that just cracked me up. (edit: pls drink responsibly though - that's Powerful Stuff ).
Hi guys, I'm Gustavo from Chile, I speak Spanish and I'm interested in learning ringles with this method. One question, Mathias, do have books in English about the method?
Thanks to Mattias for sharing ideas! It was incredibly interesting. Btw, too many vodka shots, Mustreader. You should've stopped after the very first one. Слишком развесистая клюква получилась, немного даже комично.
Можете объяснить, как "биохагинг, рационализм, нон-конформизм и трансгуманизм" сочетаются с пропагандой водяры?.. Это не безобидная русская традиция, это вредно для тела и мозга, она затуманивает разум, более того, как раз умный гость и не пил, но из вежливости пару раз пригубил эту отраву! Я очень люблю каналы ведущего в Телеграмме, но над видео-интервью и манерой подачи здесь, на ютубе, ещё много работы предстоит. Команда оператора и монтажеров великолепная, картинка радует глаз, звук хорош, и вопросы интересные, но тут ещё и гость классный попался -- просто горит своей идеей и видно, что обожает то, о чем говорит, это очень круто! ^_^ Но тупая водка все портит. Стыдно. That's too much, и я рада, что ведущий это заметил и извинился ближе к концу. Пожалуйста, уважаемые биохакеры и рационалисты, найдите себе других спонсоров!!! ℅) Уберите этот формат застолья, это не та наша традиция, которой стоит гордиться и спаивать умных людей, лучше матрёшки им дарите тематические, если так русскость хочется показать, а водку за кадром пейте, если так уж невмоготу.
The vodka company didn't pay me, they are not my sponsors, by the way :) As for the comment - I decided to stop drinking on the show, at least for a while PS: please write your comments in this channel in English, since people from all across the world watch it
@@BookChel You drank some but you maintained your cool. I liked that you asked great questions and I got a lot from your talk. Thank you from Redwood City California.
Hehehe a bit of language barrier, the host think Mattias says "Steel" but he say "Still" not a moving image a still image, not a steel image :) pretty funny, easily happens.
Let's talk about memorization and learning here: forum.artofmemory.com/ I disagree with the way Mattias Ribbing expresses himself about memory. All understanding is memory, all memories are a form of understanding, but not all memories are relevant to what's to be known. See, in math you may not need to memorize numbers, but algorithms or steps to make calculations you must memorize, you must memorize strategies, concepts and applications of the concepts. All of that can and is to be memorized. Memorization is the process of storing information in the mind. Understanding is organized memories which can be useful for a task. I understand how to ride a bike, these are memories. I can recite the poem, memories also I can talk about what the author meant, that can also be memorized. I agree in the effectiveness of the images and visualizations he share. However, they aren't a must. You can whatever strategy works for you. However the best is if you do look for efficiency and speed. Some mnemonics: Method of loci (this is limitless, on the forum you can find me: InMyMemoryWorld, explaining more than just the typical book lore) Peg method memorization, Link system, Linkword (the one for vocabulary in the video) ... Check the forum. We mostly speak in English, but there are people from across the globe.
Fun watching Greg's cognitive abilities decline as he drinks more Vodka. Not sure why he considers intellectual pursuits and alcohol a good combination. I probably answered my own question.
Sorry to be a spoil sport here but am I the only one who finds it weird to watch two men getting drunk? It should be something for your personal records, no?
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5:31 to 7:20 :- 1st level
(Position reading 📖)
9:21 to 11:40:- 2nd level
( visualize🤔 what you read 📖)
13:44 to 14:09:- 3rd level
(1 image 🖼 for 1 page)
14:53:- Name Recalling
18:42 to 21:04:- what to do? (During lecture)
21:04 to 23:34 :- 1 image🖼 per one page
24:21 to 24:46:- repetition
27:07 to 30:25:- understanding mathematics
30:31 to 36:57 :- foreign languages👄💬
(32:01:- *example*
34:50:-*upgrading* *language* *skills* *in* *one* *hour*) ⏳
38:02 to 38:40 :- learning to ✏ write down directly into brain
39:41 , 39:52 to 43:38:- knowledge skeleton💀
(Summary)
48:04 to 49:36:- memory book 📕
49:54 : books📚 by mattias ribbing
thank you man!
Awesomeness!! Next time I see a 3-dimensional image of either a shot glass OR a pickle, I will suddenly recall the whole content of this video!🤣👏🏻❤️
Tess, this is really funny 🤣!!
Mustreader is a Grandmaster of drinking :D
not really, otherwise it would take me longer to get wasted :)
Thanks! With you I improve my english
Great interview. Thank youuuuuuu.
i love Matthias. He is not some typical egoistic person who thinks that skills are fixed. I'm just an ordinary person but I love learning too so he inspires me
Regarding the practical usage of mnemonic techniques, I use them to learn programming and machine learning.
Visualization and other things don't really help in that case, 'cause programming is not about keeping all the functions in memory, it's more about understanding approaches used in different cases. That's why the traditional way to learn things by reading books before the practical part doesn't really help. As Mattias said, the global picture should appear before diving into details. So it's much more efficient to start developing something (e.g. a website) and learn things for the concrete task.
Awsome conversation about memory techniques i ever heard, kudos..!!.
Thank you for this wonderful episode!
Before I bumped into this video, I had not given a single thought to using any memory techniques in my daily life. However, currently I have to dive into two professional fields in which I've never worked before, completely on my own, and I am definitely using the point of "getting summaries first", as well as the visualisation technique. Also, I'm learning a new language, and frequency dictionaries completely fell out of the scope of tools I use, so I'm going to include this one. Finally, "position reading" makes all the possible sense, and I intend to use it for both educational and recreational reading.
The whole episode is thought-provoking in many regards, so once again, thanks a lot for your work
I have seen this interview a couple of times now and I would like to make two points:
1) Mattias Ribbing: Thank you very much for your contribution to society and sharing your knowledge and experience. Furthermore, it is highly commendable that you managed to hold the interview together and remain professional throughout despite the immature and amateur performance of your questioner.
2) Mustreader: Thank you for showing us all a masterclass of what you should NEVER do when listening to someone or when interviewing a highly talented guest.
Nice interview
This video should have more views
Knowing words isn’t the hardest part of learning a language, listening comprehension is.
You can listen to someone speaking and not understand what they are saying, but if you were to read a text of the very thing they said you could understand everything.
It’s very complex for the brain. It takes years to develop and become good at it. All the accents, speeds, cluster of words.
It takes forever.
Matt vs Japan has a good video about it that explains it well
Intellectual and very funny interview...I am also sitting on the edge of the seat with you.. metaphorically..
This was really useful to me. not a lot of good content on this topic out there. Thanks.
Great vid. Extremely enlightening 👍
very interesting, chock-full of ideas, thank you - from the Philippines.
Thanks this is great, good questions and great guest, very interesting and useful
Though learning names is currently my most focused study. His study techniques of having one picture per page is very interesting and I am trying that now. I'm trying to combine that with Dominic's mind map methods. Mattias Ribbings methods are intensely interesting.
can you give me a review on that technique? does it work well for you?
13/09/21 - Excellent interview, but probably better without the vodka. Mattias is and was terrific, revealing his self-taught passion for mnemonics.
BTW I'm 73, and have spent half my life studying and reading the Mnemosyne immortals; Furst, Lorayne, O'Brien, Buzan, Berglas, Carvallho, Cooke,Pridmore, Shereshehesky, Dellis, White, Mullen, Hancock, and of course, Lynne Kelly, as well as last but not least, Dr Anthony Metivier.
There is and are more, and I apologise to any I have omitted from this list but the list grows day by day. One day these methods will be taught in kindergarten, schools, colleges, and universities universally in a better served world.
I, personally would recommend that you forcefully follow-up this particular topic for everything that it's worth ... and that is a whole lot! Sorry that it's taken me so long to catch-up on You Tube, however, better late than never!
May your God go with you :)
Thank you so much! That was alsome!
Still image, not steel image. 😋 (Still as in not moving)
1st time visitor.. But I love how the host looks over [18:44] to see if his guest needs some more vodka. I don't know why but that just cracked me up.
(edit: pls drink responsibly though - that's Powerful Stuff ).
You just have to gulp (not sip) the right kind of biohacking supplement "In Search of the Miraculous " ;)
In search of the bottom of the bottle
на 29 минуте видят спящую корову, а потом ещё и белочку))
Hi guys, I'm Gustavo from Chile, I speak Spanish and I'm interested in learning ringles with this method. One question, Mathias, do have books in English about the method?
Where can we get Mattias courses? Thank you.
Concept/newspaper, rules, mcq/name
Thanks to Mattias for sharing ideas! It was incredibly interesting.
Btw, too many vodka shots, Mustreader. You should've stopped after the very first one. Слишком развесистая клюква получилась, немного даже комично.
outstanding drinking abilities! and great content - cheers! 🍻
I'm a CAD engineer, i use 3d mnemonics by default
16:44
Можете объяснить, как "биохагинг, рационализм, нон-конформизм и трансгуманизм" сочетаются с пропагандой водяры?.. Это не безобидная русская традиция, это вредно для тела и мозга, она затуманивает разум, более того, как раз умный гость и не пил, но из вежливости пару раз пригубил эту отраву! Я очень люблю каналы ведущего в Телеграмме, но над видео-интервью и манерой подачи здесь, на ютубе, ещё много работы предстоит. Команда оператора и монтажеров великолепная, картинка радует глаз, звук хорош, и вопросы интересные, но тут ещё и гость классный попался -- просто горит своей идеей и видно, что обожает то, о чем говорит, это очень круто! ^_^ Но тупая водка все портит. Стыдно. That's too much, и я рада, что ведущий это заметил и извинился ближе к концу. Пожалуйста, уважаемые биохакеры и рационалисты, найдите себе других спонсоров!!! ℅) Уберите этот формат застолья, это не та наша традиция, которой стоит гордиться и спаивать умных людей, лучше матрёшки им дарите тематические, если так русскость хочется показать, а водку за кадром пейте, если так уж невмоготу.
The vodka company didn't pay me, they are not my sponsors, by the way :) As for the comment - I decided to stop drinking on the show, at least for a while
PS: please write your comments in this channel in English, since people from all across the world watch it
@@BookChel You drank some but you maintained your cool. I liked that you asked great questions and I got a lot from your talk. Thank you from Redwood City California.
I often use mnemonic just to remember that I shouldn't get drunk in some special situations
that's a tough one to remember!
Hola no hablo ingles ni ruso y quiero enterder tus explicaciones.
Hablo español
Hehehe a bit of language barrier, the host think Mattias says "Steel" but he say "Still" not a moving image a still image, not a steel image :) pretty funny, easily happens.
Я правильно понимаю, что у вас прост рекламная интеграция водки?
nope :)
это англоязычный канал! токсик
как же ты натупил со сталью, а :D
ну, у него акцент такой, что он still произнёс как steel, а он потом моё слово metal услышал как matter))
Книжный чел ага, забавно получилось)
@@BookChel правильно что взял водку. смягчает произношения и сглаживает углы))
Let's talk about memorization and learning here:
forum.artofmemory.com/
I disagree with the way Mattias Ribbing expresses himself about memory. All understanding is memory, all memories are a form of understanding, but not all memories are relevant to what's to be known. See, in math you may not need to memorize numbers, but algorithms or steps to make calculations you must memorize, you must memorize strategies, concepts and applications of the concepts. All of that can and is to be memorized. Memorization is the process of storing information in the mind. Understanding is organized memories which can be useful for a task. I understand how to ride a bike, these are memories. I can recite the poem, memories also I can talk about what the author meant, that can also be memorized.
I agree in the effectiveness of the images and visualizations he share. However, they aren't a must. You can whatever strategy works for you. However the best is if you do look for efficiency and speed. Some mnemonics:
Method of loci (this is limitless, on the forum you can find me: InMyMemoryWorld, explaining more than just the typical book lore)
Peg method memorization,
Link system,
Linkword (the one for vocabulary in the video)
...
Check the forum. We mostly speak in English, but there are people from across the globe.
I think Mattias doesn't like pickles . Lol .
check out 46:58 (2 seconds)
@@Mustreader, Thx, will do it asap!
I can't stand more.. How much drinking.. This is really no Respekt
No no no no no, not steel, still! Sorry, i had to let that out....
Good grief . . . He downed almost a complete bottle of vodka. No wonder the Russians in Ukraine are known as drunks.
если водка не связана с доходом от спонсоров, то лучше убрать. в мире и так полно идиотских и неприятных стереотипов о нашей культуре
Fun watching Greg's cognitive abilities decline as he drinks more Vodka. Not sure why he considers intellectual pursuits and alcohol a good combination.
I probably answered my own question.
Sorry to be a spoil sport here but am I the only one who finds it weird to watch two men getting drunk? It should be something for your personal records, no?
why not, though? I agree that I overdid it, but overall isn't it a fun format?
Чувак! Ты реально МГИМО закончил?!
Почему ты позволяет англичанину говорить с тобой как с дурачком (((.
Drunker! Shame on you!!!!!
i hate it that he sipped a bit. it is rude and agressive behaviour.
El ruso no necesita memorizar
Necesita de alcohólicos anónimos 😂😂😂
Como vas a memorizar chuzado