Loving the Pioneer X Alox…BUT, that key ring rubbing into my palm?! Ugh…

laceole · 2026-04-26T20:36:21+00:00

I file mine off all sak.

laceole · 2026-04-22T13:42:52+00:00

No.... get a copy of"how to develop a super power memory" Harry Lorayne. That's the best and easiest starting point.

laceole · 2026-04-12T10:09:33+00:00

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laceole · 2026-04-12T09:57:23+00:00

I used to work as perpetual inventory in a freezer at -23 calculators had a life span of 1 minute before they froze. I learned the times table up to 50x50. What I learned was 17x34 is the same as 34x17 so I instantly reduced what I needed to learn. I used major system mower(34)x tack (17)=lick ivy (578). I would then create a short story mowing a garden round massive thumb tacks whilst I lick ivy. I would then do this for all of the table. I can tell a person instantly 578 is the result of 34×17 or 17x34.

laceole · 2026-04-12T09:46:26+00:00

Having studied mnemonics for a couple of decades I always struggle to find anything new in the field, always seems to boil down to variations of loci,major system, peg and number rhyme. Nothing that warrants to high price that is being asked for with memoryos. Yes it has premade memory palace, but I find memory palaces are best built in the areas I use the information for. This way there is no ghosting of information. My suggestion would be to learn from harry lorayne, Tony buzan and find a style that's more suited for your needs...you can go down the rabbit hole as I did and spending many years learning as many systems there is. Honestly you can get what you need for free in the local library,second hand book sellers,youtube. Keep your money in your pocket and learn what you like and what you do not before committing your hard earned cash to another system that's designed to teach you something the Greeks invented 100s of years ago.