In this chapter you will learn:
- that the Greeks and Romans invented a way to remember anything
- why the system of loci matches the way your memory works
- how to turn familiar places into mental buildings and routes
- strategies for remembering shopping lists, instructions, directions, talks …
- where else this technique might take you, with a bit of imagination
For centuries we’ve known that place triggers memory. Going back somewhere – for real, or in the mind – can remind you of detailed information from decades before, peeling back multiple layers from the past and activating your memory in rich and vibrant ways.
In Ancient Rome, Quintilian ...
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