sherlocks mind palace

[The_Giver]

It's possible to create your own mind palace. Here's the link....
http://m.wikihow.com/Build-a-Memory-Palace

 

[Deleted member 1424]

It is called the method of loci.

 

[The_Giver]

It is called the method of loci.

That's so awesome

 

[ENTP lurker]

I know a guy who does it amazingly well. He has mapped periodic table of elements based on concrete objects involving someone else's underwear. He used the same techniques when remembered pi decimals. I have too low sensoric memory. It is easier to juggle between concepts for me. I think I'm able to create some and of palace on the fly based on past outtakes. This relates to this etc. But concrete objects are hard for me. It is like I'm applying some kind of formula which starts give results.

 

[Rook]

It's already quite ancient.

I think the advent of computers has/will damage the method.
It's still a handy thing to develop, though

 

[Cognisant]

My mind palace is a room the size of a city block with walls a thousand stories high.

All covered in layers upon layers of post-it notes.

 

[CrayCrayMan]

This sounds really awesome, must check it out

 

[Happy]

I am sooooo taking up this project again. I've been trying for a while, but I just realised my fatal error - I've been trying too hard to invent a place from scratch!

Just gotta find a building I like and use that, but theres too damn many that make the shortlist!

 

[Nebulous]

I started making a mind palace in November 2014. It only has three rooms so far, and I rarely ever use it, but it did save my butt on my theology midterm that school year.
I've only used it for two tests and a quiz in total, but it has worked fabulously every time /._./
I should practice it more, it really is helpful.
Maybe I could try to store my random ideas in there
Or use it to remember my dreams; that would be really cool.