Deductionism and Memory Techniques with Real Life Sherlock Holmes, Ben Cardall

Want to know how to deduce like Sherlock Holmes?

Know how to tell when someone is lying to you?

Who doesn't?

Being able to read lies and between the lines...

Pick up on multiple microexpressions...

Easily understand nonverbal communication and what it REALLY means...

That's the DREAM of most modern people.

Well, let me introduce you to Ben Cardall.

He does exactly this for a living, and in more than one way.

Magician, mentalist and professional deductionist, Ben practices deductive and inductive reasoning to help entertain people and solve cases.

Not only that, he's a master mnemonist who blends memory techniques with his deductionism.

He uses memory techniques and finds innovate ways to express their value to others on his YouTube channel. Check it out right here:

Enjoy this conversation and talk soon!

Sincerely,

Anthony

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[ahmadrdadi]

hello, I stopped by to express my gratitude for running this interview. I recall a very cool technique I use frequently. witch was reflection by writing. where Ben shared a story of writing in a bar. my version of it is to write what I feel after an encounter. usually few times a day in a pocket journal. every minute of pausing is precious
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[SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

I appreciate this constant reminder to make the system our own. So much fun to explore the possibilities within our minds!

[richardfredlund]

1:09 ... "origin of symmetry" good taste, that was one of my favorite too.

[kevingregory]

Great insights from this talk. I particularly like how Ben uses different strokes for different folks. This resonates with the way I have been applying techniques. Thank you both.

[holmes]

Hello sir. I consider you the best person in this field. I'm a novice in memory techniques. What can you suggest me to get started?

[adolfoartigas]

Great Interview! I went over to Audible after the interview and bought Ben's Monograph Audio book. Can't wait to dive in!

[_SeaHrse]

This is gonna be good. Metivier Academy all the way!

[davidballe]

Greetings from B.C. Anthony, I just found your channel the other day and I am really kicking myself for having 2 of Tony Buzan's books in my library for 20 + yrs and not really diving in. I see you have a few vids on music and since this is my primary focus, could you do some more content reagarding learning music theory.? Thank you so much. All the best.

[abridarzaf]

Great channel


Follower from Morocco, ✌

[aymanakhtar]

Hi
For university, I need to learn the features on all the bones on the body. And I wanted to know how do I use the memory palace method to learn them, when there is no order?
I already use the memory palace to learn things with orders to them. But I struggle to learn information when there is no clear order.

[atividadesestranhas]

@anthony metivier você tem algo sobre auto inquirição com livros que possa me ajudar ainda mais, pois sou muito nisso. procurei no seu blog e achei muito pouco. queria expandir a ideia sobre "o que é? " Por que" não tem exemplos disso.

[atividadesestranhas]

olá anthony sou do brasil e gostaria de te agradecer pois aprendi muito com seus vídeos e seu blog, mas tem algo que não consigo encontrar e tenho interesse em aprender. como aprender com vídeo aula? qual a pessoa que se destaca mais quando colocadas para aprender algo ao vivo sem ler nada apenas como se fosse uma sala de aula, o que deve usar ? Na minha escola tinha pessoas que dormiam e iam muito bem nas provas e não usavam palácio da memoria, elas falavam que somente prestavam atenção no professor. E a ultima pergunta é que vi em um vídeo sobre você comentando sobre rabiscar quando alguém estiver falando em aula, eu não entendi muito bem, seria desenhar ???

[meshben]

Hello I am someone interested in learning memory techniques. How do I get started?

[richgrisham]

Me being a mentalist;

"So, are you a pickles person?" I'd ask nondescript person

"No, I do not enjoy pickles.", nondescript person

"Hmm, that's interesting, " me with hand on my chin, " but that's not a denial ."

"About being a pickle person?" np states with a puzzled look.

"Yes, I have deduced you are an unhappy pickle person." me beaming with a ridiculous and unsupported confidence.