Nelson Dellis

But you don't know that, right?

Interesting.

Um, so the idea is that instead of building this structure, what you can do is make kind of a mini memory palace where you take the person themselves as the anchor.

So just like in a memory palace, you might attach things to the door and then the entryway and the TV and so on.

You can use the person as the storage device.

Um, and so what I typically tell people.

is when you're meeting someone, you have the name, that's gonna be turned into an image.

So what does it remind you of?

What does it sound like?

Is there somebody you know with that name?

Can you picture that?

And then attach it to a feature that is on the person.

And that's the anchor.

That's similar to the memory palace component where you attach it to a location.

And the idea is that, you know, next time you see this person, whether they show up in your life again or not, you're going to see that notable feature that you made a point to stress.

And the attachment of that image to it will remind you of the name if you do this whole thing in a memorable way.

Yeah, I wonder about that and how people will use their memories in the future.

And honestly, it scares me.

I think that we're at a point now where at least we still have the choice to do a lot of things with our mind.

But yes, there are...