Name: TEDx】記憶の達人になる方法｜イドリズ・ゾージ｜TEDxGoteborg (【TEDx】How to become a memory master | Idriz Zogaj | TEDxGoteborg)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:22:45.000Z
Duration: 17 min 6 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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What if I told you that in a month from now,

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a pack of cards by just looking at it once?

And that you will be able to do that in under 5 minutes,

What if I told you that that is all the knowledge you need

to fundamentally understand how your memory and your brain works?

That knowledge will then help you in your everyday life,

when it comes to remembering people's names,

commit important information to memory and then do it as a presentation at work,

or if you're a school child and you want to score perfectly on your exam.

What if I told you that this knowledge, if implemented in schools,

would change the way we see the school system,

not only in Sweden but in the whole world?

I am not some kind of a superstar; this is my alter ego.

Before the age of 25, I didn't know anything of what I know today.

The interesting thing about the age of 25 is

that at the age of 25 the brain becomes fully mature.

I also finished -- well, I knew a lot of things, but --

I've always been very interested in traveling

and getting to know other people, culture, etc.,

So, I was thinking, okay, I like the challenge,

Something completely different from what I know now.

but I want to learn something that I don't understand when I look at it,

So, while I was looking at courses that I could take at home,

because I was tired of the university life,

I accidentally came across a book on memory.

I was thinking that I wanted to learn this new language

Going somewhere and talking to people, and in that sense learning the language.

so this was my way of cheating away the grammar studies.

I thought, if I am going to do it that way,

So, I want to put a lot of words and phrases into memory,

and then go to that country, or that part of the world.

Why not start to read it, and then see what happens.

So, I ordered the book and started to read

and then realized it is apparently all about techniques,

I was very picky with the language I wanted to learn.

I was like, reading the book, doing some exercises.

Several years went by and I didn't find any language to select.

I was doing these exercises and gradually getting better.

Another interesting thing about this book

was that at the last chapter, this person talked about

This guy, Dominic O'Brien, had won the World Memory Championship six times,

I was looking at the levels he suggested that you complete.

During this training, I've actually reached many of these levels.

and that's when I started to train the pack of cards,

and one of the levels was to do it under five minutes.

the World Memory Championships in Manchester.

Why not think big, just go to the World Memory Championships.

a title I would hold for five consecutive years.

So, when I came back, my friends were looking at me differently.

They were like, "When did you become such a brain man?"

"Well, come on, you just went to the World Memory Championships and competed".

"Yes, but I just read these techniques and adapted them."

"And I don't feel different, I mean, I'm the same."

"Really, but what do you do at the World Memory Championships?"

Well, every competition is 10 disciplines.

It can be binary digits: one zero one one zero zero one one.

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