Buzan: mind maps make you smarter

Posted on 06. Jan, 2010 by Admin in Mind Mapping





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  • 20 Responses to “Buzan: mind maps make you smarter”

    1. t4705mb6

      15. Nov, 2008

      Children are NOT taught to THINK but to REPEAT.
      “Education” has been compartmentalized.
      Government ACTIVELY prevents children from “thinking too much”. If people were actually THINKING they wouldn’t follow the “rules” blindly, becoming slaves to the current “system”.
      This is why TRUE economics is not taught in schools. (Most bankers don’t know how the illegal Central Banks work!)
      Organized Religion is a perfect example of this form of “education”.
      School history books are LOADED with lies.

    2. amro105

      18. Feb, 2009

      lool calm down we’re not in 1984

    3. t4705mb6

      18. Feb, 2009

      WE were in 1984 BEFORE 1984.
      Sleep well.

    4. brucehoultthomson

      30. Mar, 2009

      Tony, I’m sure mind mapping is marvellous and useful, but the tone of the presentation is pompous & self-righteous & pushy. Al this self important possessive repeated use of ‘my my my’ as if you’re trying to start a cult. Fame makes anyone rotten in the end, I don’t blame you. Just look in the mirror. In the end the important thing is caring for others. People sense the intent of the treatment they’re getting. Lets just go and play guitar and live simply and less intellectually.

    5. Auroraa94

      04. Jun, 2009

      a little bit of Davide Icke over here

    6. Auroraa94

      04. Jun, 2009

      what happend there

    7. rastarigate

      22. Jun, 2009

      Really, I didn’t get that impression.

      I think he’s a bit direct and “dead panny”, but I didn’t feel pomposity.

      He just seems like an intense british fellow.

      Just my opinion

    8. pixair

      28. Jun, 2009

      You watched Zeitgeist? You know I do agree with everything you said but don’t go off believing everything you see on TV or the internet for that matter. America’s goverment’s way of doing things sucks…

    9. t4705mb6

      01. Jul, 2009

      I delve into diaries, “legal” papers, letters and “secret” documents. Minutes from secret organizations and exposes from truly independant sources and find archives of the LIBRARY of CONGRESS very revealing. The worlds “histories” are a pack of lies. The only TRUTHS in all our scools is mathematics – the rich gain from any advancments in that field.
      ALL the rest is subjective….propaganda – a means of control.

    10. dphilipson2131

      14. Jul, 2009

      i think you have a MAJOR malfunction dude, the way you depict yourself is that of a hippy, or probably one of those people that bang a bongo while making up poetry off the top of your head, granted, there are a lot of lies in our history books, but could it be that not a lot of people know the truth? however, how the hell do you know weather they’re true or not? were YOU alive during those times? if you were then i congratulate you, you are now the oldest person on earth, go and die already.

    11. offthehook2

      05. Aug, 2009

      So that’s what I’ve been doing all these years. No wonder I can remember and memorise books after books. My notes, all of them are like that. Images, lines with words and images.

      So that’s mind mapping. Didn’t know it had a name. Learning something new everyday!

    12. kristincurrier

      26. Sep, 2009

      Like the Pixies music reference in the beginning, “Where is my mind, where is my mind, wheeeeree is muh-y mind…..”

    13. GenevaSuspension

      05. Oct, 2009

      Don’t know about you, but I can pull key idea’s out of a sentence…in fact, any idiot can. This is bollucks. Learn how you prefer to learn.

    14. colinlikeschapstick

      15. Oct, 2009

      GenevaSuspension, you can pull the idea out of a sentence. Congratulations. Most can.

      The point of mind maps is to use that key idea only and get rid of redundant words. It boils down the sentence until the purist idea is left.

      Why have to read a whole sentence for one key idea, when you can have that key idea by itself? Why clutter your mind with unnecessary, excessive words?

    15. GenevaSuspension

      16. Oct, 2009

      A proper sentence won’t have redundant words, and the “excess” words you write about are required to contextualize the “important” words and ideas.

      For example, you pulled the “key words” out of my last post, but completely overlooked my hyperbolic sarcasm.

    16. argentin2008

      21. Dec, 2009

      what? hmm yeaaa hey …..i whanna smoke what he have:D

    17. Dreckerplayer

      29. Dec, 2009

      Education is so terrible and limited these days…i hate the fact that whenever a child learns differently thy have to be classified as “special”.Thats the problem with educators these days…they feel if its not done their way its automatically WRONG

    18. Dreckerplayer

      29. Dec, 2009

      *they

    19. Dreckerplayer

      29. Dec, 2009

      All school does is brainwash children…and bore the hell out of me

    20. ccisis

      04. Jan, 2010

      Great info, but I don’t think he is the inventor. little naked people in 3rd world tribal communities were talking about sirius A and sirius B centuries ago and they never stepped foot in a classroom. Youtube wasn’t invented yet nor was this guy born yet. just check it out

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