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Top 8 people with the best memory in the world

Memory is an innate ability of each person, but it can also be practiced every day, such as creating excitement when memorizing, reading books diligently, or supplementing the body with nutrients. brain,... Hopefully this article will give you motivation to try to remember useful things every day

1. Duong Anh Vu

Duong Anh Vu (born in 1988) is known as the first person to set 4 world records for Academic Super Memory and is recognized as the person who can remember the largest amount of scientific data in the world. This is a character who once surprised the world when he was able to remember 108 global statistical data systems with 22,248 entries, including 41,725 ​​numbers, 18,725 word data systems, and remember 1,022 literary works. Vietnam and the world chapter, 2,500 place names on the world map in international languages, 20,000 pi numbers in mathematics.


On November 6, 2016, Duong Anh Vu was honored to be recognized by world record organizations based in the US, India, and Hong Kong for 4 consecutive records in academic memory. Vu shared that he started his memory journey not with the "short-term memory" method like many of its followers, but with a passion for reading. , proactive data acquisition (meaning no skimming…) and Tony Buzan's mind maps.
The guy who set 4 world records for memory - Duong Anh Vu
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2. Artist Stephen Wiltshire

Stephen Wiltshire (born April 24, 1974) is a British architectural artist and autistic scientist. He was known for his ability to paint landscapes from memory after seeing it only once. His art became popular all over the world.


This artist's life seemed to be filled with misfortunes when he suffered from autism and was mute at an early age, but his life was full of vitality only with his extraordinary memory. Painting is like a piece of his own life that he uses to paint life. He can paint entire city panoramas down to every detail in a short amount of time on a plane or train. He has painted scenes of many places such as Rome, Hong Kong, Madrid, Dubai and London using only his memory without any storage media.
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3. Kim Peek

Kim Peek (1951-2009) was an American genius with a legendary memory and the prototype for the film Rain Man. Before becoming famous for his extraordinary memory talent, Kim Peek was an unfortunate boy, born with serious brain damage. Doctors told his parents that, unfortunately, their son would not be able to walk, or speak, let alone read or go to school, he had no future.


But like a miracle, from the age of 16 months, Peek began to read and remember everything that appeared before his eyes. By the time he reached adulthood, Peek was known as the "Living Library", or in modern language, one could call him the "Living Google". Later, he was recognized as a super scientist when he could master 15 different fields including history, universe, music, sports, geography,... and was able to memorize content. The content of at least 12,000 books is not missing a single detail and the ability to read two pages in parallel in just 8-10 seconds.

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4. Shakuntala Devi

Shakuntala Devi (1929-2013), one of the world's most prominent mental arithmetic geniuses, was born on November 4, 1929 in Bangalore, South India. Her talent has impressed everyone since she was a little girl. When she was just 3 years old, Shakuntala Devi showed her ability to remember numbers and mathematical talent while playing cards with her father. By the age of 5, she had become an expert at solving math problems.


The New York Times described her as a magician of numbers. Her mental calculation ability beats a computer's processor, showing a superhuman calculating mind. In 1980, Shakuntala surprised all witnesses and made them fall in admiration when at Imperial College London she took only 28 seconds to calculate the answer to the multiplication of two 13-digit numbers chosen by a computer. choose randomly. This performance helped her enter the Guinness Book of Records.

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5. John Von Neumann

John Von Neumann (1903-1957) was a Hungarian-American mathematician and polymath who contributed to quantum physics, functional analysis, set theory, economics, and science. study computers, numerical analysis, fluid dynamics, statistics and many other mathematical fields.


He inherited Jewish wisdom and is known as the father of computers. John can read many phone numbers in the phone book accurately in one look. By the time he was six years old, he could divide two 8-digit numbers in his head and speak to his father in ancient Greek. By the time he was eight, he knew a lot about a branch of mathematics called calculus; at twelve years old he could be considered above university level.
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6. Ben Pridmore

Nicknamed "powerful mind" by the media, Ben Pridmore (British nationality) is one of the people with the best memory in the world. Ben Pridmore sets a world record for memorizing a deck of cards. With an IQ of 159 (an index of 145 or higher is considered a genius or near-genius and accounts for less than 0.1%), he is considered one of the world's rare geniuses.

Ben Pridmore, with his extraordinary memory ability, shares that it all comes from practice, not birth. He relies on fundamental memorization methods such as the Loci method (also known as the Roman Room method), the Major System method... Then from there, he builds images and Your own memory method, by turning everything you need to remember such as cards, meaningless numbers or random lists into vivid images, then imagining them to connect on a predetermined journey.
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7. Eran Katz

Eran Katz is a memory record holder, able to remember up to 500 consecutive digits. He is also a famous speaker who has given more than 2,000 talks around the world to an audience of 250,000 people sharing tips on memory and other skills.

Professor Dan Ariely, Duke University, USA - author of the bestselling book called Predictably Irrational commented: "Eran Katz's lectures are very engaging. His positive messages and methods It will be very useful for those who want to reach a new level of success." At the same time, Eran Katz is the author of many books on memory training and has been translated into many languages. Two of his books: The Secret of a Super Memory and Jewish Wisdom have been released in Vietnam.

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8. Nikola Tesla

Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, and mechanical engineer. All of his designs - about 300 of which were patented - were forward-looking and that's why people call him "the inventor of the 20th century".


He is known as the father of modern electrical technology with inventions that changed the world such as 10 unbelievable inventions: cosmic ray exploitation, induction electricity, cryogenic combustion, teslascope, death ray generator, controlling the weather, X-ray guns, alternating current, lighting the world, Tesla's oscillator. He claimed to have the ability to "remember everything he comes across," and could recite many books without any difficulty. Nikola believes that his eidetic memory and endless creativity were inherited from his mother, Đuka Tesla (née Mandić), a talented woman who created handmade tools, mechanical equipment in the house and the ability to memorize long works of Serbian poetry.

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