Gavino's Massive Memory Palace System - Practical Examples

[Jester007x (Toby)]

Moonwalking with Einstein is 33% about memory techniques, 66% fun book to read. It’s a great book if you’re new to memory techniques. If you want to dive right in to memory training, I’d recommend Ron White’s memory book or taking a class on uDemy.com.

[aicreator]

My reply to the third post in this topic is that

@gavino

(Of course we are now in danger of hitting the risky question of whether a memory palace containing all of your memory palaces should contain itself or not… )

It can and I believe that you should watch this video which contains a main memory palace which contains other memory palaces

When Do You Connect Memory Palaces?

I believe that that this may also make your Massive Memory Palace system better, which I think that some people had may be tried incorrectly and it did not work for them as no memory technique works for everyone and I request you to check what after many years people have said about your Memory Palace System,

And I believe that for many years you had had very good ideas on memory techniques,

Can you please share them,

And,

Cheers.

[Liam (William L.)]

@gavino

(Of course we are now in danger of hitting the risky question of whether a memory palace containing all of your memory palaces should contain itself or not… )

Should, of course.

[Cauchy]

Ed Cook uses a similar idea in Remember, Remember. There is a journey with certain stages: Bus Stop, on the Bus, in the School yard, in the School, first floor of school, etc. In each of these mini-palaces Cook places different numbers of items that are to be remembered, e.g. Tudor Kings and Queens, etc.