Transcript · English → Spanish
Training Techniques for Photographic Memory
Así es como me entrené para tener memoria fotográfica.
Lo mejor es hacerlo, o sea, literalmente al despertarte, pero
si no puedes, no
pasa nada. Pero, básicamente, al despertarte, eliges cinco cosas que puedas ver
por tu habitación y eliges esa cosa para recordarla durante
todo el día.
No quiero que solo recuerdes, tipo: «Ah, las sábanas», tienes que
visualizarla de verdad, y así te entrenas para tener
memoria fotográfica. Hazlo todos los días durante un mes entero,
y eso es
todo. Lo aprendí de un libro que compré cuando era más joven.
Se llama La guía de supervivencia de Los Cinco o algo así, y allí estaba
y tenían, o sea, todos los ejemplos, y me funcionó.
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Original transcript (English)
So this is how I trained myself to have photographic memory. Now, this is best done, like, literally when you wake up, but if you can't, that's fine. But basically, when you wake up, you choose five things that you can see around your room and choose that thing to remember throughout the
whole day. Now, I don't want you to just remember, like, "Oh, bedsheets," but you have to, like, actually visualize it, and that's how you train yourself to have photographic memory. Just do that every single day for a whole month, and that's
it. I learnt this from a book that I bought when I was younger. It's called The Famous Five Survival Guide or something like that, and it was in there, and they had, like, all the examples, and it worked for me.
