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Chapter 25 Tuyi makes knowledge intuitive
Chapter 25 Tuyi makes knowledge intuitive
Tuyi, as the name suggests, is "picture memory", that is, "Too Easy".
Tuyi can develop the potential of the right hemisphere.Many people know that the left and right parts of the human brain have different functions.Specifically, the left half mainly deals with language, logic, mathematics, and order, etc., while the right half deals with rhythm, melody, music, images, and fantasy.Traditional rote memory uses only the left hemisphere.By associating memorized content with relevant pictures, that is, using both left and right hemispheres to memorize, is one of the first ways to improve memory.
The so-called "seeing is better than hearing a hundred times" is the truth.Intuitive knowledge of things contributes to lasting memory and reasoning based on this memory.Einstein once said: The mind of a genius is intuitive.Therefore, as long as one learns to express abstract things graphically, people's memory and information processing capabilities will be improved immeasurably.
All texts are meant to illustrate something.Such a thing may be easy to visualize.For example, descriptions of the appearance of certain people and objects.It may also be difficult to visualize, such as the description of human personality and psychology, the debate on philosophical issues, etc.The uniqueness of Tuyi lies in that it provides a method for visually describing things and processes, so that the artificial language environment inside the brain has a visual, clear, and gradually standardized representation, making it easy to remember.
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Tuyi, as the name suggests, is "picture memory", that is, "Too Easy".
Tuyi can develop the potential of the right hemisphere.Many people know that the left and right parts of the human brain have different functions.Specifically, the left half mainly deals with language, logic, mathematics, and order, etc., while the right half deals with rhythm, melody, music, images, and fantasy.Traditional rote memory uses only the left hemisphere.By associating memorized content with relevant pictures, that is, using both left and right hemispheres to memorize, is one of the first ways to improve memory.
The so-called "seeing is better than hearing a hundred times" is the truth.Intuitive knowledge of things contributes to lasting memory and reasoning based on this memory.Einstein once said: The mind of a genius is intuitive.Therefore, as long as one learns to express abstract things graphically, people's memory and information processing capabilities will be improved immeasurably.
All texts are meant to illustrate something.Such a thing may be easy to visualize.For example, descriptions of the appearance of certain people and objects.It may also be difficult to visualize, such as the description of human personality and psychology, the debate on philosophical issues, etc.The uniqueness of Tuyi lies in that it provides a method for visually describing things and processes, so that the artificial language environment inside the brain has a visual, clear, and gradually standardized representation, making it easy to remember.
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