Introduction
Learning to memorize a PAO matrix might sound like a waist of time, but it will give you the ability to memorize over 3 objects in 17 places, in perfect chronological order, which is a cool and valuable skill for your mind.
The tool helps exercise memorizing a deck of playing card, and contains
- A classic PAO matrix you can use right away and change to better fit your needs.
- Fully configurable matrix datasets, enabling you to make your own matrix.
- Randomized memory palace visuals.
- Training with card quizes that helps you exercise.
- The PAO shortcut lists offer you memorable mental shortcuts, across cards and suits.
To get more insights into the PAO technique, please read the blog post: Memorizing a deck of cards.
CARD MATRIX
This is used to generate memorable associations to a deck of playing cards, and used in combination with memory palaces.
MEMORY PALACE
Used to chronologically memorize 17 locations with 3 cards each (51 cards), ignoring the last card, which does not have to be memorized
Offers a randomizable setup, with visuals and PAO properties, from the card matrix.
Every location (loci) can be configured visually and in the form of story telling and (PAO): Person-, Action- &Object sentences.
CARD QUIZ
The card quiz, helps you exercise your PAO memory.
MENTAL SHORTCUT LISTS
Mental shortcuts helps you make alternative mental navigational associations, across cards and suits.
