If you really need to memorise hard numbers, use a memory palace. By mapping numbers to consonants and then putting vowels in between you can make any word. Th

If you really need to memorise hard numbers, use a memory palace. By mapping numbers to consonants and then putting vowels in between you can make any word. The system I use is the following: 1 - t 2 - n 3 - m 4 - r 5 - l 6 - j 7 - f 8 - k,g 9 - p,b 0 - s,z For example, Pi starts with 3.14159265. Chunk this into pairs of digits: 14, 15, 92, 65, or in consonants we find, tr, tl, pn, jl. We can create a story with this: trtl, pan, jelly. To find the numbers just "invert" the story! Shameless plug to my own blog [1], I get no advertising revenue or anything from this I would just love to share this with you guys as I feel like you guys might find it interesting. In the post I detail how I memorised the first 37 digits of Pi. I honestly think it's amazing that I can still recall, with ease, the first 37 digits of Pi 5 (!) months after first memorising them. [1] http://rainymood.github.io/jekyll/update/2017/03/13/how-to-memorise-pi.html http://rainymood.github.io/jekyll/update/2017/03/13/how-to-m...