A mind palace certainly sounds grander, befitting Holmes and his outsized ego, as Watson notes in season 2 of Sherlock. Sherlock Holmes’ mind palace, however, isn’t the typical type of storage ...

The "mind palace" is a well-known mnemonic technique that was popularized by the TV show "Sherlock Holmes." The mind palace technique involves imagining unrelated objects in a shared space and ...

Eight years have passed since the BBC's Sherlock ended, and looking back at seasons 3 and 4, I have an idea of how the show ...

Sherlock Holmes has had many great adaptations, but there's only one version that remains the best of them all.

A Few Words About Mind Palace A person who hears about the mind palace technique for the first time in life imagines the palaces of the mind, which the famous detective Sherlock Holmes actively uses.

Evidence you do find can be pinned in your casebook – a new feature for the Sherlock series – so you can ask people about it, and anything pertinent will go into your Mind Palace.

This is more than good TV; researchers have shown how effective the mind palace can really be. A 2017 study had participants (with no mnemonic training) attempt to memorize 72 random words.

“You can create what Sherlock Holmes called his ‘memory palace,’” Casasanto said. “You can create a memory and remember it better, whether you are sitting in a regular classroom or ...

“You can create what Sherlock Holmes called his ‘memory palace,’” Casasanto said. “You can create a memory and remember it better, whether you are sitting in a regular classroom or ...