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Soricada

Soricada

The Soricada is a work of fiction. The name is taken from a Sorex hoyi, or The American Pygmy Shrew. It is one of the

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Romeo and Juliet

Google Ruined My Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet

Enjoy this Google Shakespeare Translation of Sonnet 18. It is delightful nonsense that will keep you guessing and laughing at what could be next. If

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Captain Caveman Kicking a Kitkat

Practicing my PAO Table

Over the past five days, I’ve been memorizing my person-action-object table. I spent the first three days placing each PAO in its own loci. I

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Swedish Chef Shooting a Shark

My Person-Action-Object System Placed in a Memory Palace

As I begin preparing for memory competitions, I have started memorizing my PAO system (for a more detailed discussion on the PAO system, click here).

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Major System

How to Remember Numbers: The Major System

What is the Major System? The major system is a mnemonic device that is aids in the memorization and recall of numbers. It can be

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Newton Sneezing on a Sandwich

Advanced Memory: The PAO System

Using a PAO memory system is a must if I’m going to get anywhere in the world of memory athletes. PAO stands for Person-Action-Object. Upgrading

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Memory Journey

The Journey Towards Memory Lane

It started about a year ago. While skimming through TedTalks, I came across one by Josh Foer. What he discussed was weird and new and

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MkUltra

MKUltra: The strangest project ever!

Early MKUltra The CIA started Project ARTICHOKE on August 20, 1951. They wanted to see if participants would unwillingly attempt to assassinate others. Also, the

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Link System

How to Remember: The Link System

Use a Memory Technique This memory technique is called the link system. It is one of the most basic systems you can use. While it

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