Memory palace

In 2009 I set a record for the fastest to memorize a deck of cards. I did it in 1 minute and 27 seconds. This record stood for two years in the United States.

The article An Ancient and Proven Way to Improve Memorization in yesterday’s New York Times reignited a long-standing interest I’ve had in memory palaces, ever since The Memory Palace of Matteo Ricci…

a visual presentation of the memory palace, here an example is visualized in the form of a Colosseum, each persons memory palace has to be subjective, the technique only works if it is relate-able for the person, they have to know the place off by heart, even within VR where it is shown to you, to try and formulate these memories in your head the design of my concept will still have to follow the basic principals of the ancient technique of the memory palace. ( Karen Weintraub, 2015)

5 Steps for building a memory palace, with example (11 min video)

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This tutorial will teach how to build a memory palace. Learn the essential steps to store information, knowledge, names or facts, and remember them quickly.

Paul Rumsey. Library Head (2010). Ink and charcoal. image 16 1/4" x 11 1/4"

I recently read Joshua Foer’s book “Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art And Science Of Remembering Everything” about his journey from an ordinary forgetful guy to the finals of the…

My visit to Cooper Hewitt from Jul 26, 2016

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