Norvin Chan: How to Remember Everything

There is no such thing as a "bad" memory or a "good" memory. What matters is if you know how your brain remembers. Norvin will share how the human memory works by explaining how he memorized 1,000 digits of Pi, and how he applied it to learning by remembering 200 law cases (3 million words) over 4 days. Spark Challenge Remember 10 names today. Speaker's Bio Norvin Chan is an undergraduate at NUS Law. His goal is to master meta-learning (learning about learning). After learning how to roller blade, pick locks and hypnotize, Norvin stumbled across memorization techniques that could allow him to remember the thousand numbers of pi. To date, Norvin has given talks to over 600 students, teachers, and professors in 10 schools on "How to Remember Everything". About Spark Weekends Spark Weekends have one goal: to measurably change lives. For more information see: http://www.sparkweekend.com and http://www.selfspark.com Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SelfSpark Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/selfsparkglobal