10/10 habits to make you disgustingly intelligent (niche version)

@yngjune

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The video offers a unique and intriguing list of habits that promise significant cognitive benefits, presented in a concise and engaging format that encourages viewers to try them.

Summary

The video presents a list of niche habits designed to enhance intelligence, focusing on memory and critical thinking exercises. It suggests activities like debating oneself, memorizing poetry, translating languages, and building mental memory palaces.

Structure

1Introduce the concept of niche intelligence habits
2Practice self-debate and analysis
3Engage in memorization and language translation
4Utilize memory palaces and spatial recall
5Encourage making connections

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10/10 habits to make you disgustingly intelligent (niche version) loud 20 minutes then watch back for flaws own logic Memorize poetry used Read three on one topic, then explain it 60 seconds Translate from a language you barely know word by word from the last read it Your brain how Build Build memory palaces Create imaginary head store everything Redraw of your city from memory and And your can't connections

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(Part 2) 10/10 habits that will make you disgustingly intelligent but it gets progressively more niche #business #mindset

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10/10 habits to make you disgustingly intelligent (niche version) Part 2 Debate yourself out loud for 20 minutes, record it, then watch it back for flaws in your own logic. Memorize poetry again like people used to do. Read three articles on one topic, then explain it under 60 seconds. Translate something from a language you barely know word by word. Start a book from the last chapter, read it backwards. Your brain has to figure out how it got there. Build memory palaces. Create imaginary rooms in your head to store everything. Redraw a map of your city from memory and see what you missed. And get to the point where your brain can't stop making connections everywhere.