Image multiplier + Synesthetic coding

General Memory Chat
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Perfected Memorization System with Associations of Colors and Numbers from the Major System:

  1. Assignment of Colors and Emotions to Numbers:

    • Numbers: Each number is associated with a specific color. Examples: 0 = white, 1 = yellow, 2 = orange, etc.
    • Emotions: Each number-color has an emotion assigned, either positive or negative. Example: 0 = white = peace (positive), 0 = white = void (negative).

  2. Objects from the Major System with Colors Assigned by Numbers:

    • The objects corresponding to each number in the major system are dyed in the color associated with that number. For example, if the object corresponding to number ‘1’ is a pencil, this object (pencil) will be dyed yellow.

  3. Alphabet Letters Associated with Characters:

    • Each letter of the alphabet is associated with a character whose name begins with that letter. Characters can be dyed with the color corresponding to their initial letter. Example: A = blue = Alexander dyed in blue. The letters and their colors are configured in Spanish since it is my native language.

  4. Combination of Numbers, Colors, and Characters in Scenes:

    • Mnemonic scenes are constructed by combining characters (dyed in the color of their initial letter) and objects from the major system (dyed in the color corresponding to their number). Example: In a scene with Alexander (blue), if the number ‘1’ (yellow) is included, a yellow-dyed pencil will be presented.

Application Example of the System:

  • In a scene with ‘Alexander’ (dyed in blue), if you want to represent the number ‘1’, you will include an object from the major system associated with ‘1’ (like a pencil) dyed in yellow.

Scalability Method:

  • To expand memorization capacity, more characters for each letter and more objects from the major system can be added, maintaining the coherence of colors for numbers and characters.

This system enhances memorization and recall, employing a combination of colors for numbers and characters, and the visualization of scenes with major system objects dyed, for optimal mnemonic efficacy.

Memorization System Based on Synesthesia and Excel-Style Colors:

  1. Pastel Colors for Cells and Objects:

    • The memory cells or spaces are visualized in pastel colors, similar to how one might color a spreadsheet in Excel.

  2. Representation Colors for Numbers and Letters:

    • Numbers and letters have specific colors assigned. For example, the number ‘1’ might be yellow, ‘A’ blue, etc.

  3. Application in Three-Symbol Digits:

    • For numbers or series of digits with three symbols, the color is determined only by the first letter or digit. For example, in ‘123’, only ‘1’ dictates the color.

  4. Visualization of Words and Objects:

    • The words or objects within these cells carry the color corresponding to the number or letter they represent.

This memorization system utilizes visual synesthesia, leveraging colors to create strong and distinct associations, facilitating the effective and orderly recall of numbers and letters.

I used AI/Chatgpt… I’m a little lazy to give explanations, it becomes a job, hahaha.

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I have noticed that colors can evoke emotions very easily and they can also create emotions very easily.

It’s been a month since I explained part of this method and I still remember the images I created in that forum… I also use sounds for numbers or rhymes like “RoTe” for the number “01”, “RoRu” for “00”, etc. . “R” for me is “0” and “1” is “T” to explain the above… Well, these sounds evoke the number and color in me even though the name of the character has nothing to do with it since for me " Tom Cruise" is “00”, what I do is evoke the scene with the unique rhyme for such a number… I can spend days repeating the rhyme unconsciously and evoking the image, but this is not conscious, many times I don’t even think about it.

If you interconnect several of the senses such as visual, color, shape, touch or textures, smell, etc… The memory is even stronger and clearer, this is conscious.

For example, you can remember how an apple tastes, its texture on the outside and inside, how it feels when you bite it, cut it, squeeze it, etc… It is very difficult for you not to be able to emulate the flavor of an apple, unless you have another flavor. in the mouth that makes you pay attention to the flavor.

I mostly like the sounds because they bring me the complete scene and I use this to practice and review my images, but I do remember the rhyme and its associated images.

Colors like gray, which is like a screech of metal that is uncomfortable for the teeth, I always use it as an example because of its discomfort, white is like a white dove that feels soft to the touch, but when the emotion is negative, you feel a void in your body. stomach, etc.

I’m sorry that the text is not in a good order.

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I try to claify color emotion.

  1. Yellow is high on surprise and joy.
  2. Pink medium surprise, high on nostalgia, high on joy.
  3. Light blue high on wonder, medium joy.
  4. Dark gray low wonder/awe, low forboding, low on both happy and sad.
  5. All morning maroon has been difficult. It is large and flows … from there images are developed, and the emotion becomes forced. Mindless power.
    Forward motion. Primordal flow of molten rock … glacial flow of mountains of rock moving foward … Images with arrays of wrong colors. Tunnel Boring Machine (with screw was all wrong) eventually morphed into mindless masses or earthworms eating through the planet.
    Maroon is mindless, almost timeless, massive, defined as forward motion, 90% past, 0% future.

The association of color to emotion is progressively becoming more tied to images and words. Half of my colors have not evolked emotion.

What about trying to use the object coffee for the color brown.