

#1509
Mentioned in 27 episodes
Moonwalking with Einstein
The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
Book • 2011
In 'Moonwalking with Einstein', Joshua Foer delves into the world of competitive memory sports and the science behind human memory.
The book follows Foer's transformation from a journalist to a mental athlete as he trains for the USA Memory Championship.
It explores historical and cultural aspects of memory, including ancient techniques like the 'method of loci' or 'memory palace', and discusses modern research on memory.
Foer also interacts with renowned memory experts and savants, providing a comprehensive look at how anyone can improve their memory through specific techniques and practices.
The book follows Foer's transformation from a journalist to a mental athlete as he trains for the USA Memory Championship.
It explores historical and cultural aspects of memory, including ancient techniques like the 'method of loci' or 'memory palace', and discusses modern research on memory.
Foer also interacts with renowned memory experts and savants, providing a comprehensive look at how anyone can improve their memory through specific techniques and practices.
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Mentioned in 27 episodes
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when discussing memory athletes and their training.


Charan Ranganath

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as a book he read in high school.


Tim Ferriss

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when describing memory competitions and the memory palace technique.


Matt Abrahams

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269. Ask Matt Anything: Bring Clarity to Complicated Conversations
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as a book outlining classical memory techniques.


Paul Bloom

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al explicar un ejemplo real de entrenamiento de memoria que llevó al autor a ganar una competencia americana.

Sebastián La Rosa

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Experto en Alto Rendimiento: ¡Recupera tu Atención y Se Imparable! 17 Reglas para Dominar la Mente
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as a book about memory techniques and the ability to stretch one's memory.


Cal Newport

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Mentioned by Tony Isles while discussing memory techniques.

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Mentioned by Christopher Baldisano as the book that sparked his interest in memory research.
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Audio Edition: How ‘Event Scripts’ Structure Our Personal Memories
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as a book about his experience training his memory.


Adam Grant

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#471: Adam Grant — How to Remember Anything
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as one of the best books in the genre, where the author became a champion memory athlete.

Ian Frisch

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