Lewis Fischer

Photographic Memory Lewis Fischer

We capture everything that happens to us and around us. We even capture things that we are not aware of. Each event is captured by all the senses we poses to the extent that they emit the relevant stimuli. If there is a sound, our ears pick it up, if there is movement and light, our eyes pick it up. If there is odor, our nose picks it up. Everything is picked up and sent to the brain for processing before it is stored. If you want to have better memory, you need to learn how to access all that information. It's all within you and the ways to do it are within this book.




Scientists across multiple medicinal philosophies have spent decades trying to understand the brain. We understand more of its psychology than we do about the technical methods of recording and recall, until now.




This book brings together the most powerful explanation of how the brain works at creating and storing memories. It ties all the factors of stimuli detection and impulse encoding and talks about how to develop a better way to encode and to recall. You just have to follow the steps in this book to be able to build on the priceless asset you have and you will be able to change the way you see things and the way you live your life. Memorization is the tip of the sword and we show you how to wield it.