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I concur. I too chanced across that Harry Lorayne book in high school and it made rote memorization much less of a chore during those years :) Even now I occasi
by pramodbiligiri 15y ago
I concur. I too chanced across that Harry Lorayne book in high school and it made rote memorization much less of a chore during those years :) Even now I occasionally use it for phone numbers.
For the others, this is the book: http://www.amazon.com/How-Develop-Super-Power-Memory/dp/0811901815 http://www.amazon.com/How-Develop-Super-Power-Memory/dp/0811...
- lusr 15y agoHe has many other books describing his techniques but that was easily the best one. I remember being able to memorize the sequence of half a deck of cards, forward and back, on my first attempt. It's amazing what you're capable of if you put the effort in (unfortunately I stopped...).