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| Keywords: Sunil kumar sharma.jpeg Sunil Kumar Sharma is a numerically gifted mnemonist born in Village Mansharampura Jaipur Rajasthan India in 1995 World Record Holder in Memory He made world record in Square Root of Two on 3rd june 2016 at Jai Bhawani International School Rajasthan India Memorization of Square root of two Jaipur resident Sunil Kumar Sharma s/o Mohan Lal Sharma who has set a world record by memorizing 5 710 post-decimal digits of square root of two in 1hr 42 minitus In the process he has beaten a US citizen who has held the record for 10 years An average student throughout his life Sharma's life transformed after his father insisted that he study Rig Veda and Yajur Veda I had no interest in studies I could not focus on anything until my family elders taught me how to retain things in your mind Sharma said The Vedas taught Sharma to recall information by memorizing them as pictures I can memorize thousands of digits by sequencing them into an episode or transforming them as an object Our forefathers have mastered the art of storing visual memories for longer period Education In 2009 after losing interest in engineering sunil set to memorize substantial parts of square root of two On 3 june 2016 he recited from memory the first 5710 digits of square root of two Sunil received his bachelor's degree in sanskrit shastri in 2014 and his master's degree in sanskrit from the Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University in march 2016 during his extended participation in memory study Though as research on Sunil progressed his digit span was found to be nearly ten times the average it is estimated that before the effects of practice it was at a more modest but nonetheless exceptional 15 digits Although sunil is adept at remembering numbers he nevertheless displays only an average memory when it comes to prose passages or geometric shapes Uncategorized 2016 December 22 | ||||
