Free lesson · ~10 minutes

Remember Bastille Day, July 14, 1789 - for good

One real date, walked all the way through: the sounds, the story, and a cold recall test before you ever see the answer. No account, no full codebook to memorize first.

Step one · Hear

Five sounds, not ten.

This date only needs five of the Major System's ten digit-sounds. Learn these five now - the rest can wait until you want them.

7
K · G
two 7s back to back make a K
1
T · D
one downstroke, like a t
4
R
"four" ends in r
8
F · V
a cursive f loops twice, like 8
9
P · B
9 is a P held up to a mirror
7

Which sound does 7 keep?

Tap the pair that belongs to it.
Step two · Build

July 14, 1789 becomes one scene.

Before the mechanics, the meaning: July 14, 1789 is Bastille Day - the day an angry Paris crowd stormed a hated royal prison and lit the fuse on the French Revolution. Now watch it become a picture.

7
1
4
K
T
R
CUTTER
July 14th written as 7-1-4. A doubled letter (the two T's in CUTTER) still counts as one sound.
T
K
TAKE
down the
F
B
FABULOUS
1789 splits into 17 and 89 - TAKE and FABULOUS.

A CUTTER takes down the FABULOUS - at the Bastille.

Step three · Recall

Before you look - reconstruct it.

The scene's back below, without the digits this time. This is the actual proof the method works.

A CUTTER takes down the FABULOUS - at the Bastille.

What date did you just build?

No peeking - three quick questions, then the reveal.
You held it

You just held a date - the picture way.

After one date, forge the pairs that let you remember anything. That's the next level.

Memory Mill for iPhone

This lesson, as a daily practice.

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