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The main idea is to memorize things exactly as they are.

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Funny or unusual pictures help you remember better than normal ones.

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These tricks only work for remembering names and numbers.

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The "room trick" works because it's easy to remember where things are in your own house.

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The article says cramming for tests is a great idea.

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The best way to remember someone's name is to picture them clearly as they really look.

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The article says rhymes and songs are not good for remembering.

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The article says spaced repetition is a good idea for long term memory.

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The dog in the Alice example is chosen because it sounds like "Barker".

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The phrase "burnt into your memory" means you’ll completely forget it.

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