This is How I Memorized 98% of Everything in Medical School

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funny that i knew you’d talk about ww2 when you mentioned belgium and realized that’s how i remember which ones belgium and which ones the netherlands
Comment from : @mateensaleem20

Many things are unuseful That s true
Comment from : @lbdoc

Is he the one in crush course?
Comment from : @shakebaamiri7531

Why are there so many learning youtubers that all did medical school? Are medical students such a good target group for learning courses?
Comment from : @reinerheiner1148

I need another like button The methods you mentioned is what creates scientists, not mere medical students Thank you!
Comment from : @senioracademia1947

this video will help no one in med school brits too unrealistic
Comment from : @kpotato2617

Who is studying how to study rather than actually studying
Comment from : @abdulrahmanxoshnaw5481

Very very helpful, I will definitely implement these practices in my studies
Comment from : @MM-bw1lo

Absolutely agree with you I was always the guy who has good memory in certain things but bad at studies and ever since I got in Physiotherapy school (we have medical subjects and go to medical college in India) I realised that I never had a study problem I had an interest problem I didn't hate chemistry, I hated equations because i didn't understand them, I didn't hate Physics, I hated derivations I loved Biology because I understood it The reason didn't understand those things was because I didn't think I needed them so the lack of motivation was because there was a lack of need to achieve a task in my head When I entered PT (I didn't take med-school because I wanted the easier path) I realised that med school subjects are not like mugging up 200 Physics derivations or Organic and Inorganic chemistry, It made sense to learn that information and I did it with ease People were surprised why I didn't take medicine and I asked myself the same thing but here I am now and I have chosen a path and I tend to stay on it
Comment from : @flaminmongrel6955

Ok so if you're going to do a promotional video just use the appropriate title The fact that you took time from people's day to display app features instead proven memory methods is why i would never ever download this app
Comment from : @bmxider

useless information and emotionless presenter only based on advertisement haha whole video makes no sense
Comment from : @aagiibubble1298

I have bad memories and can't cram so use elons learning techniques from childhood
Comment from : @nxtgencgi8582

So for the first teqnique, what if i don't get the answer from the "why" question Like i just spend my whole time for one question I always get stuck Can you give me some advice?
Comment from : @sihitam8749

I did not like it all of them are related to sponsors and applications
Comment from : @dhakerhajsaleh3962

Some interesting concepts, but it’s basically an ad for Scrintal
Comment from : @Drew63

Your videos are amazing They would be better if you had the sponsored part have its own section
Comment from : @dakshbadal7522

Do you have links for your keyboard and monitor?
Comment from : @thebeatles9

Lost me at 2:40 I don’t think anyone should take advice from Elon Musk I definitely won’t
Comment from : @chaniboy

The first principle is how I made a connection between type 1 diabetes and the Bubonic Plague
Comment from : @fireraptor6670

Intelligence and quick acquiring knowledge are the true blessing not ever one can understand everythingperson who lost it,searching for this type of videos like restless soul
Comment from : @rakshithd920

Santiago, thank you for creating this extremely unique and value adding video You are clearly highly intelligent and creative both Most videos don't go beyond the vomitted ActiveRecall and Spaced Repetition Thank you brother you've given me ideas and confirmed some I already had
Comment from : @aciuschristophores7789

Very useful you just maked my life easier!
Comment from : @JoseLopez-wh7xe

Ain't nobody got time for that
Comment from : @harrypewpew901

I wonder, could you explain how you can use these methods to review concepts in a systematic manner? For boards review for example? Do you just read the notes from start to finish or is there a specific method you use for spaced repetition?
Comment from : @nhhshusky21

can someone summarise this video?
Comment from : @shahreenmunia9112

Maybe you know that they speak French, German and (pseudo)Dutch (Flamish) in Belgium So without ever having seen it on a map, you could deduce that it's probably located between those three countries I totally agree with you that meta-knowledge is often way more important than the specific fact There is only so much you can learn and by learning generally applicable principles, you are able to "know" so much more than if you only learned the specific
Comment from : @fabiofrongia3299

Elon 2:26
Comment from : @hittheaim2824

Hola!!! Porfavor me podrias quitar de esta duda? Como aplicas tus metodos con un idioma??? 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : @paolaparra00

So boringthey are all selling something
Comment from : @justsaynototv8366

Thank you Dr Ofenmu for the time you took to make the best herbal medication and also give me the best treatment ever , you are a lifesaver , I'm happy I came across your channel
Comment from : @valeriegreco3459

I'm so used to any video about studying to just be about how we should use Anki and spaced repetition It's refreshing to see a video with different techniques that I almost never hear about brbrI've used obsidian note-taking before, so now I want to learn how to use it better in my last semester of undergrad before medical school starts so I can get a head start in note-organization!brbrI feel like in order to get the big picture with less time, you could also just find a tutor that you can bug with lots of questions or annoy the professors
Comment from : @icysamurai1485

This is confusing Can you simplify more?
Comment from : @cincin1194

Hola Santiago! Qué porciento de preguntas correctas crees sea un buen average en UWorld en modo tutor?
Comment from : @albertofernandezbujan

In the first technique you want us to know cause of the causebrbrAdvantagesbrMore comprehension brMore memorization brDisadvantagesbrIt will take time brbrQuestion how to know how deep I should go?
Comment from : @appleidea2762

1st technique But the textbooks are already very detailed if I go into more details that will be too much I think
Comment from : @appleidea2762

Thank you
Comment from : @nournour8972

Hola Santiago ! Podrías por favor hacer un vídeo de como aprendiste inglés o que herramientas o cursos realizaste para mejorarlo? Muchas gracias 😄
Comment from : @jesuscoleman7491

Hello sir brI have a question about uworldbrDo i need to do random vs un random mood or subject specific random or whole qbank in random mood
Comment from : @sindheyraju3884

Hello Santiago! Could you please make a video on how you think AI will impact the medical field and if medicine is at risk of being automated? I would love to see your polished opinion on this topicKepp up the good work
Comment from : @jorgecapitao1435

The real problem related to the first technique is adjustment of learning deepness i mean if you wonder every mechanisms which is behind every single fact you will spend your time
Comment from : @alperenucar3969

I wonder why you don't get a lot of views 🧐🧐 brOh maybe because you don't give shitty mainstream advice like every yt channel out there ??!
Comment from : @ayahadil3026