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Joshua Foer: Prodezze della memoria che possono fare tutti

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Ci sono persone che possono memorizzare rapidamente liste di migliaia di numeri, l'ordine di tutte le carte in un mazzo (o di 10 mazzi!), e molto di più. L'autore scientifico Joshua Foer descrive la tecnica -- chiamata "palazzo della memoria" -- e mostra un aspetto singolare: tutti possono imparare ad utilizzarla, anche lui.

Joshua Foer is a science writer who 'accidentally' won the U.S. Memory Championship. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Anna Cristiana Minoli
Reviewed by Filippo Buresta
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