Leo, I'd like to provide you and the community with knowledge that may be useful

[Roman25]

I love the channel Actualized.org and the forum of very positive people. I am writing this just to inform you of how intelligent your are capable of becoming that most people aren't aware of. Actualized.org mainly focuses and becoming wise, elevating consciousness, becoming enlightened after years or decades, and creating life purpose. I'd like to add something that I find crucial to this list: The art of remembering everything. There is a man named Ben Pridmore, and he could memorize the precise order of 1,528 random digits in an hour. He could even memorize any poem handed to him after only reading it once. Mind you that this man has an average memory just like you and me and it is very possible for you to be able to do this same thing with practice. In fact, a lot of people already can. It's becoming more normal. There was a book written by Joshua Foer who told his journey to becoming one of these people. His book is called "Moon-walking with Einstein." He even won the U.S World memory championship which happened live on tv as he competed against others who had trained memories. That should be more than enough proof that I'm not lying. If the human is capable of reaching extremely high levels of consciousness then it should come as no surprise how you are also very capable of improving your intelligence capabilities to points of where you never thought were possible. It is not an easy "15 minutes trick to boost your memory" kinda thing. You'll have to work for a year or more to achieve these high levels of memory. Sorry to spoil but the trick to memorizing that well is called the memory palace. There is also a show called "Child genius" which shows kids that are about 7-12 years old- you'll be mind blown at what they can do. I don't want to spoil too much. If you don't find this comment interesting them that is fine since we all have our own interests. 

[brugluiz]

I use my imagination to memorize things. It's a very fun approach. Once I was even the first place in the ranking of a memorization mobile app. It took me around 2 days to break the record, but I did this memory exercise some time ago.

[cirkussmile]

What is possivble with a memory like this? Is it of any use in daily living? 

[Roman25]

You won't remember where you put your keys or the remote but it can be excellent for learning new things like languages, different parts of the body, (if you're into anatomy) you won't need to write down a list to go to wall-mart and such. you will be able to remember peoples names and phone numbers after hearing it once and so on. Basically, anything that you consciously try to memorize when using the memory palace can be remembered for as long as you'd like. In the book the author Joshua Foer says that students from back in the day memorized a book so well that if a pin was struck through any part of the book (through all of the pages) the the students would know all of the words the pin hit. I know this sounds ridiculous but trust me.  After you read the book you'll fully understand what I'm talking about here.

Edited August 31, 2018 by Roman Edouard