BodyList
= BodyList = A PegSystem developed to teach memory techniques to the blind, although similar associations . . .
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CalendarSystem
= CalendarSystem = You can use a set of images linked to months or days of the week as a PegSystem to . . . To-Do Lists == As Michael Frink suggested in the PegSystem discussion, you can use a set of seven pegs . . .
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FurstSystem
= FurstSystem = Created by Dr. Bruno Furst and first published in the 1940s. The course, titled "You . . . is still sold today. == Basics == Uses a PegSystem of 100 images, each of which is a word that . . .
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HomePage
= Mentat Wiki = This wiki is a collaborative environment for exploring ways to become a better thinker. . . . * Memory Systems: LinkSystem, MemoryPalace, PegSystem, NumberSystems, NumberRhymeSystem, NumberShapeSystem, . . .
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JohnLaviolette
= JohnLaviolette = I've been interested in memory techniques for a long time, even took some paid courses. . . . techniques again. I mainly use a MajorSystem PegSystem in combination with a BodyList. == welcome . . .
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LinkQuickly
= Quick and Effective Linking = When linking one image to another, the basis of all memory techniques, . . . for creating memorable mnemonic images for a PegSystem, LociSystem, MemoryPalace, etc.: SMASHIN' . . . * '''O'''rder / Sequence - ''use things like PegSystem``s or MemoryPalace``s to your advantage'' . . .
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LinkSystem
The link system is one of the simplest of all memory techniques and since aspects of this technique are . . . step through each stage of the story. (See the PegSystem for a solution to this.) For short lists . . .
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MajorSystem
The Major System was devised by '''Stanislaus Mink von Wennsshein in the seventeenth century.''' His . . . may ways but its use in SemCubed is to provide a PegSystem for the numbers 0 to 99. ["Tony Buzan"] describes . . .
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MegaMemory
= MegaMemory = Created by Kevin Trudeau as a memory course (16 lessons, originally on cassette tape) . . . basics of other memory systems. The technique is PegSystem based, using a "Tree List" which associates . . . names derived from the MajorSystem. Additional PegSystem lists are loci or RomanRoom based, using . . . learn. Doesn't appear as daunting as a 100-image PegSystem. == Bad Points == Not very advanced, although . . .
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MemoryPalace
= Memory palaces = A MemoryPalace is a use of an imaginary journey through a sequence of places, or ''loci'', . . . each of which acts as a memory peg (PegSystem). Memory palaces are also known as the RomanRoom . . . this say something more than just LinkSystem or PegSystem? I think so: Pegging is just about having . . .
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MemorySystems
= MemorySystems = There have been numerous historical and more recent memory systems, most of which follow . . . They tend to be based on a LinkSystem or PegSystem (or perhaps two or more such systems cross-referenced . . . concepts, which makes it related to a PegSystem or LinkSystem, but without the visualization . . . of the Roman room system) or a systematic PegSystem developed using NumberSystems or AlphabetSystems. . . . by Dr. Bruno Furst. Based on two 100-image PegSystems and the MajorSystem. MegaMemory: created . . .
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MemoryTechnique
= Memory Techniques = == Mailing list == Various mailing lists are useful to find out more about memory . . . a basic way to remember lists of things * PegSystem * [http://nootriment.com/memorization-techniques/ . . .
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MnemonicCues
= Selecting Good Mnemonic Cues = Remembering information is more than just storing it as images, rhymes, . . . Habit == Whether you use a daily planner or a PegSystem to store a to-do list, you have to create . . . a habit of checking your planner or PegSystem at regular intervals or it won't be effective. . . .
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MnemonicTechniques
= MnemonicTechniques = Techniques are the building-blocks of larger systems. They can be divided into . . . * if you use both people and places as pegs in a PegSystem, make a rule about what kinds of information . . .
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NumberShapeSystem
The number shape system is a method of replacing hard to remember and abstract numbers with an image . . . The number shape system can also be used as a PegSystem giving you ten pegs on which to hang useful . . .
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PegList
#REDIRECT PegSystem . . .
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PegSystem
The Peg System is a MemoryTechnique one where you 'hang' things you want to remember onto 'pegs,' sort . . . a few questions... In what situations is the PegSystem most useful? The main use I can see for it . . . something off the peg? I've been toying with the PegSystem for a few days, with only 10 pegs, and I'm . . .
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PegSystems
#REDIRECT PegSystem . . .
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PlayingCardSystems
= Memorizing Playing Cards = Playing cards, as used in this article, will refer to a standard deck of . . . want to use a [http://www.ludism.org/mentat/PegSystem peg system.] For a relative list of simply . . .
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RamonLlull
= Ramon Llull = A medieval philosopher and writer. For more information, see this Wikipedia article: . . . they were probably more useful to organize a PegSystem than to use as a PegSystem themselves. GiordanoBruno . . .
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SemCubed
= SEM Cubed = SEM cubed can be described as a filing system for the mind. It allows you to memorize over . . . with the 100 SEM cubed images a 10,000 unit PegSystem is created. SEM cubed is a matrix of 10 rows . . .
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TheNameMentat
''What does "Mentat" mean?'' The word ''mentat'' comes from [WikiPedia:Frank_Herbert Frank Herbert]'s . . . for training (example: drilling on the pegs in a PegSystem). Wikipedia has a [WikiPedia:Mentat good . . .
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