World memory champion Andi Bell's card technique. [1/2]
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Uploaded by Equivicae on Dec 10, 2006
This is a cut segment from a larger documentary on the brain titled "BBC - Get Smart"; It reveals some of the techniques used by world champion Andi Bell.
Andi holds the current world record for speed cards of 31.16 seconds. You can see more of his results at http://web.aanet.com.au/memorysports/competitor.php?id=11 .
Andi Bell isn't an autistic savant, meerly someone who has trained their brain to be able to memorize and codify information in the brain using advanced mnemonic techniques.
If you're interested in this kind of thing, let me know. I'll be happy to give you more information. You can email me at tranceriver@gmail.com , and I will happily respond. I love emails :). I will 100% respond.
Hopefully you will enjoy this video as much as I did.
[Update:I've Uploaded the second half at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NROegsMqNc , thus making this 1/2 .]
Enjoy!
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right when the person started talking in the biggining, thumbs up if you thought it was somebody else
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human anathomy for you man is sooo smaall...
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this seems SOOOO hard!!! Memorizing like a bear, sword, pineapple...WTF DOING THAT FOR 500 CARDS WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE!
5 months ago 4
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works wonder!! it's been a week and i can still remember these crazy bunch of informations in tables, sets of numbers and measurements.
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haxs
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sound to easy for him. :(
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loved what he said at the end.
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@JamesShottyBoi It's called 'Poing' by Rotterdam Termintaion Source.
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he has a great memory , but anyone caourn get as good as him , just train ,train and train your brain... but it can take years to get as close as him ,, congratulations ANdi for the amazing memory
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And Kim Peek would scramble all of these guys brains. There is NO competion, not even close to being close.
GodoftheGeeks 4 years ago 7
Subsequently, he associates these numbers from each deck with a picture and then to link them up to what i call as a story or the route method. Given the fact that the brain is highly efficient at recollecting pictures rather than words or numbers in accordance to Haber's experiment, it is without doubt that the card could be easily recalled and described.
sgResIpsaLoquitur 3 years ago 5