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Re:How to Remember by m463 on Friday June 14, 2019 @07:57PM (#20187626)
When I'm driving my car and listening to an audiobook or podcast, I find that if I rewind it a couple minutes, my brain will flash back to where I was driving when I heard it the first time.

really weird.

additionally, and somewhat unrelated... The best racers know the course. They can sit back, close their eyes, drive the course in their mind, and open their eyes. If they are missing parts of the course in their memory, they have more to learn. If they time this exercise the closer they are to a lap time, the better they know the course (and the better chance they have of driving it well)

Re:How to Remember by abakker on Friday June 14, 2019 @08:31PM (#20187752)
The audiobook thing! Yes! I hike or mountain bike with books, too, and when I bike those routes now, sometimes I get almost total word recall of a moment in a book I heard years ago. It’s a great sensation.
Re:How to Remember by lukkreung on Saturday June 15, 2019 @01:47AM (#20188559)
I recently signed up on goodreads and went and rated a bunch of books I have read to improve the suggestions. It's been fun using the app, as I keep recalling books I've read and they bring up fond memories. My girlfriend was impressed that I could remember what month and year I read books even over a decade ago. But as I saw the title and cover I could recall where I was when I read it. Many were on airplanes so I associated them with the trips and those were some of the easiest to recall.
Re:How to Remember by reeves23423 on Monday June 17, 2019 @08:05AM (#20202052)
This happens when the podcast is paused and then next day when rewinded 10 secs and played back, exactly the location flashes in memory,really weird.