Finally Tackling Mnemonica
Alright, so I *think* (maybe?) I'm finally ready to dive into Mnemonica, but the big question is, which version should I pick?
I've skimmed through a few different resources, and I figure one good one should be enough (I don't want to fry my brain trying to learn them all!). Can you guys recommend one? I'm bracing myself for a ton of suggestions, each with its pros and cons, which will probably make me want to cry, but... seriously, thanks!
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Well, I'm with @gaytandeayalabonet and @Zeta on this, but I'll link a couple of videos from @maximiliano, who's a club member and has a YouTube channel where he explains his take on mnemonics.
And I'll also add a post by @Zeta where there's another video by Hugo explaining how to memorize a deck:
https://magigram.com/es/club/beginners/aprende-como-memorizar-cualquier-mnemonica-hugo-maximiliano-6541/
Hey @Jaume, my advice (like @gaytandeayalabonet also said) is to learn Juan Tamariz's system first. For a simple, straightforward reason: there's a ton of material out there on it.
If you learn it and put it to use (it's essential to actually use it, otherwise it's just wasted effort), eventually you can learn others if you like, or even create your own.
But as a starting point, and because there's so much material available, Juan's system is by far the best and most complete compared to other well-known ones (Simon Aronson, Woody Aragón, Dani Daortiz, etc.).
I'd personally recommend Tamariz's, because it's widely considered the best for the sheer number of effects you can do with it. Tip: learn it in four packets of 13. Cheers!