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Welcome to Stuffed Of Glow Your Mind from How Stuff Works.com

Hey, you're welcome to Stuffed Of Glow Your Mind. My name is Robert Lamb, and I'm Joe McCormick.

Joe and I recently had the chance to talk with Nelson Delis. He is a memory champion. A memory athlete, as he might say.

Yes, someone even say a mental athlete. Though when we chatted with him, he did mention he doesn't like to use that terminology because he goes out to the UK.

That makes him sound like he's got a problem. But no, this guy is one of the leading memory athletes in the world.

He uses the method of low-key, the memory palace, which is fabulous device that allows you to use spatial memory to catalog at times just obscure facts or even just useless data.

It's really one of the great mental technologies that I've ever encountered. I haven't used it much, but I think it's very interesting, and I'd like to give it an exploration sometime soon.

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