In random memory tests, is it possible to remember the last two cards that were pulled from the pack? Absolutely! What about the last four cards? Well, Maybe. What about the last fifty two cards- the whole pack? The obvious answer would be Impossible. After one brain training session, is it really impossible?
In the primitive ages of mankind, human evolved in the Earth naturally. Â With time, their brain grew more and more efficient compared to the other beings around them. With this happening over thousands of years, has resulted in the complete development of human brain. It is so complex, in fact, that most of the maximum usable potential of the brain is out of reach for the normal use of men (almost 96 per cent). From the time of development of neurological sciences, this was the problem which bogged the minds of the scientists. Different techniques were tested to increase brain efficiency and memory capacity. Surgical methods were an option, but for that a thorough mapping of the work sequence in the brain is required. This was the reason for memory tests and brain training exercises to come in the first place.
At first, the memory tests were elemental, consisting of questionnaires and general aptitude tests. But, the little capacitated human brain was able to pass all the tests. Then complex methods were applied to challenge the memory in task solving problems. After testing and re-testing the brain functions through tedious brain training programs, neurological biologists partially found the working areas of the brain and the path it takes to solve any problem.
The fact was that, brain takes an arbitrary long way to solve even the simplest of problems. The problem in hand now was to find out the simplest way in solving problems. The lesser path the brain has to take in solving the problem, the lesser path it has to retrace while remembering it. So, higher and better organized memory capacity is easily achievable! The key to both efficiency and memory was found in one solution - simplicity. These curriculums were designed to fit this requirement and after application, the tests showed positive results.
An amazing achievement was observed! Using just a few simple brain training exercises over a couple of months, one could remember the order of a pack of cards after shuffling it within 3 minutes. The tests revealed that without surgical operations, a normal man with average memory could now remember over twenty thousand classifieds in two yellow page books. The result was in front of everyone. Different competitions were organized in countries to test the facts behind the complex functioning of the brain. The World Memory Championship is one such famous event, which has produced some of the best and brightest talents in the field of memory learning.
The trick to recover information quickly from the brain was most effective when the information were inter-linked. Processes to link information were taught in the brain training sessions. Finding the rhyming words in a text and locating the similar shapes of alphabets and numbers are some of the few innovative techniques. Memory tests were performed after these processes were practiced for months by the trainees in every aspect of their daily lives. Their problem solving capabilities and decisive actions showed swiftness and they could remember things way better than any other normal human being.
In the primitive ages of mankind, human evolved in the Earth naturally. Â With time, their brain grew more and more efficient compared to the other beings around them. With this happening over thousands of years, has resulted in the complete development of human brain. It is so complex, in fact, that most of the maximum usable potential of the brain is out of reach for the normal use of men (almost 96 per cent). From the time of development of neurological sciences, this was the problem which bogged the minds of the scientists. Different techniques were tested to increase brain efficiency and memory capacity. Surgical methods were an option, but for that a thorough mapping of the work sequence in the brain is required. This was the reason for memory tests and brain training exercises to come in the first place.
At first, the memory tests were elemental, consisting of questionnaires and general aptitude tests. But, the little capacitated human brain was able to pass all the tests. Then complex methods were applied to challenge the memory in task solving problems. After testing and re-testing the brain functions through tedious brain training programs, neurological biologists partially found the working areas of the brain and the path it takes to solve any problem.
The fact was that, brain takes an arbitrary long way to solve even the simplest of problems. The problem in hand now was to find out the simplest way in solving problems. The lesser path the brain has to take in solving the problem, the lesser path it has to retrace while remembering it. So, higher and better organized memory capacity is easily achievable! The key to both efficiency and memory was found in one solution - simplicity. These curriculums were designed to fit this requirement and after application, the tests showed positive results.
An amazing achievement was observed! Using just a few simple brain training exercises over a couple of months, one could remember the order of a pack of cards after shuffling it within 3 minutes. The tests revealed that without surgical operations, a normal man with average memory could now remember over twenty thousand classifieds in two yellow page books. The result was in front of everyone. Different competitions were organized in countries to test the facts behind the complex functioning of the brain. The World Memory Championship is one such famous event, which has produced some of the best and brightest talents in the field of memory learning.
The trick to recover information quickly from the brain was most effective when the information were inter-linked. Processes to link information were taught in the brain training sessions. Finding the rhyming words in a text and locating the similar shapes of alphabets and numbers are some of the few innovative techniques. Memory tests were performed after these processes were practiced for months by the trainees in every aspect of their daily lives. Their problem solving capabilities and decisive actions showed swiftness and they could remember things way better than any other normal human being.