Use initials to convert numbers to people and actions
Time to put your skills to the test! Play the game and see how much you can remember! 🧠✨
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🚀 Start the Challenge!The Dominic System, created by memory champion Dominic O'Brien, converts numbers to letters based on their shape (1=A, 2=B, etc.), then uses those letters as initials for people. Each person has a characteristic action, allowing you to encode long numbers efficiently.
Learn the number-to-letter conversion: 0=O, 1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D, 5=E, 6=S, 7=G, 8=H, 9=N
For each two-digit number, convert to two letters (initials)
Assign a person with those initials (52=EB=Emmanuel Bannon, or Elvis Presley)
Give each person a characteristic action
For four digits, first person does second person's action
Create a clear scene of the interaction
52 = EB = Elvis Presley (pelvis thrusting)
19 = AN = Albert Newton (writing equations)
5219 = Elvis Presley writing equations
00 = OO = Barack Obama, 11 = AA = Audrey Hepburn, etc.
Use well-known people for easier recall
Actions should be characteristic and visual
Practice with dates and historical events
Combine with Memory Palace for very long sequences
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