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Anyway; I shouldn't have to be bombarded with people saying the way I study makes no sense, its not a good way to do it, I won't understand anything from doing it, they don't see the value in doing it like that for long term retention, I'm doing it the wrong way. I was even trying to be nice...

I stopped looking for books that have blueprints. I just use a random map generator program with an addon that increases the detail, for the computer game called doom. I just push a button that produces 32 maps a file. I take a picture of the map, and use it the same way I would a blueprint.

That's actually not true for me, if I'm not really interested in what I am trying to learn. Its why I learned how to do all of these things. I just start day dreaming about stuff without out ever realizing it, even if I'm still reading, and I'll go through pages until I realize that I was just...

So it doesn't actually offer any understanding on its own for math. You have to work on problems still, sometimes. But using it, along with performing repetitions of retrieval of the information before the forgetting curve decays too far, and along with working actual problems, speeds up the...

I know what a palace is. Anyway; my point was that the blueprints make things easier for me, not more difficult. If my explanation as to why that is the case does not make sense to you, then it is probably due to differences in our brains.

Thank you. I've just looked into some module's for rpg books on the internet after i read your comment. Those look very useful for me.

I guess its the way I learn them, and organize the routes, that saves a lot of time for me. Using blueprints is not exactly a tip given in any book that I'm aware of. I reuse some of them over and over again for lots of different types of information, like quickly memorizing multiple decks of...

Acronyms are good, but nothing beats the Roman Room method.

I'm about to use it to memorize Mathematics Dictionary 5th Edition Interesting. I will look into those, thanks!

What do you mean? I don't know anything about role playing games.

I learned how to do it from this book: How to Develop A Brilliant Memory Week by Week I would skip the mind map examples, as mind maps just take way longer, and waste paper and ink. I used to do those before I found this book. Also his section on binary numbers might work, but I skipped that...

Here is a really simple example of what I am talking about, as I do a lot more advanced things than this to memorize more information, and more complex information, but it's still pretty much doing the same thing: Let's say you want to memorize a list of 10 things, after reading through the...

Yeah. A lot of memory champions in the World Memory Championships do the same thing, which is something I might compete in at some point, but I'm not as fast as a lot of them right now.

I look at the blueprints, number the rooms, number different parts within the rooms, visualize myself going through the rooms and looking at the spots in numerical order, and then I conjure up images for words, terms, symbols, numbers, and store them mentally within the spots. It might sound...

Do you know where I can buy rolls of them?