Advanced Memory Palaces: The second book you should read on your

Advanced Memory Palaces: The second book you should read on your

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People into mnemonics and computer science both attack the same question: how do I structure this information in the most useful way? Every technique in mnemonics has an equivalent in Computer Science, but the reverse isn't true: this book shows how a range of techniques developed for computers apply to mnemonics, how they improve on the state of the art, and how they can be used for incredible long-term personal memory. "I have read many books on mnemonics. 'Advanced Memory Palaces' by Joe Reddington is one of the best works on how to use the memory palace technique. It is a must read." Ronald Johnson, host of The Craft of Memory podcast. "an excellent book that has improved the way I use mnemonics" John Holden, author of The Chess Memory Palace

Author: Joe Reddington
Format: Paperback, 206 pages, 152mm x 229mm, 281 g
Published: 2021, Independently Published
Genre: Popular Psychology

Description
People into mnemonics and computer science both attack the same question: how do I structure this information in the most useful way? Every technique in mnemonics has an equivalent in Computer Science, but the reverse isn't true: this book shows how a range of techniques developed for computers apply to mnemonics, how they improve on the state of the art, and how they can be used for incredible long-term personal memory. "I have read many books on mnemonics. 'Advanced Memory Palaces' by Joe Reddington is one of the best works on how to use the memory palace technique. It is a must read." Ronald Johnson, host of The Craft of Memory podcast. "an excellent book that has improved the way I use mnemonics" John Holden, author of The Chess Memory Palace