Mindhacker (ePub)

Introduction xvii Chapter 1 Memory 1 Hack 1: Remember to Remember 1 Hack 2: Build a Memory Dungeon 6 Hack 3: Mix Up Your Facts 10 Hack 4: Space Your Repetitions 14 Hack 5: Recall Long-Ago Events 18 Chapter 2 Learning 25 Hack 6: Establish Your Canon 25 Hack 7: Write in Your Books 32 Hack 8: Read at Speed 44 Hack 9: Learn by Teaching 49 Hack 10: Play the Learning Game 52 Hack 11: Pretend You're a Grad Student 55 Hack 12: Study Kid Stuff 59 Chapter 3 Information Processing 63 Hack 13: Polyspecialize 63 Hack 14: Integrate Your Interests 67 Hack 15: Sift Your Ideas 72 Hack 16: Ask the Hive Mind 77 Hack 17: Write Magnifi cent Notes 83 Chapter 4 Time Management 95 Hack 18: Keep a Mental Datebook 95 Hack 19: Tell Time Who's Boss 99 Hack 20: Meet MET 106 Hack 21: Get Control of Yourself 111 Hack 22: Locate Lost Items 121 Hack 23: Huffman-Code Your Life 126 Hack 24: Knock Off Work 129 Chapter 5 Creativity and Productivity 135 Hack 25: Manifest Yourself 135 Hack 26: Woo the Muse of the Odd 138 Hack 27: Seek Bad Examples 143 Hack 28: Turn a Job into a Game 148 Hack 29: Scrumble for Glory 160 Hack 30: Salvage a Vintage Hack 167 Hack 31: Mine the Future 174 Hack 32: Dare to Do No Permanent Damage 179 Hack 33: Make Happy Mistakes 182 Hack 34: Don't Know What You're Doing 187 Hack 35: Ratchet 195 Chapter 6 Math and Logic 199 Hack 36: Roll the Mental Dice 200 Hack 37: Abduct Your Conclusions 204 Hack 38: Think Clearly about Simple Errors 209 Hack 39: Notate Personally 215 Hack 40: Notate Wisely 218 Hack 41: Engineer Your Results 223 Hack 42: Enter the Third Dimension 233 Hack 43: Enter the Fourth Dimension 239 Chapter 7 Communication 263 Hack 44: Spell It Out 264 Hack 45: Read Lips 271 Hack 46: Emote Precisely 275 Hack 47: Streamline Your Shorthand 283 Hack 48: Communicate Multimodally 287 Hack 49: Mediate Your Environment 291 Chapter 8 Mental Fitness 299 Hack 50: Acquire a Taste 300 Hack 51: Try Something New Daily 305 Hack 52: Metabehave Yourself 308 Hack 53: Train Your Fluid

Ron Hale-Evans is a writer, game designer, and the creator
of the Mentat Wiki, a collaborative environment for exploring ways
to become a better thinker. He has done technical writing for the
Free Software Foundation, the Linux Foundation, and Microsoft.

Marty Hale-Evans is a technical editor who has worked for
Microsoft, Boeing, and the University of Chicago Press. An
award-winning game designer, she currently chairs a local literary
science fiction convention and pursues various creative
endeavors.

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