Again, Aldous Huxley proves to have been a visionair in his book "brave new world". In the world he describes, infant conditioning merely takes place by sleep-learning. The children are fed audioinformation during their sleep which they will remember and be able to practise once awake
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When I was a student, I once read a book about a studymethod by which your learning capacities were garantueed to improve, if the instructions were followed correctly. I had to little patience to implement it myself, so I can only tell a bit about the theory of it. In theory, one would remember information by recording it on a specific rythm, mostly found in classical music (sorry can't remember which). Becau...

Again, Aldous Huxley proves to have been a visionair in his book "brave new world". In the world he describes, infant conditioning merely takes place by sleep-learning. The children are fed audioinformation during their sleep which they will remember and be able to practise once awake
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When I was a student, I once read a book about a studymethod by which your learning capacities were garantueed to improve, if the instructions were followed correctly. I had to little patience to implement it myself, so I can only tell a bit about the theory of it. In theory, one would remember information by recording it on a specific rythm, mostly found in classical music (sorry can't remember which). Because of the pace at which the content would be recorded, knowledge would more easily settle in your subconsious. Awake, your consiousness would only have to grasp for wisdom....