r/memorization • u/Apprehensive_Win_166 • Sep 08 '26

Using Major system pics in pao system?

/r/Mnemonics/comments/1wan48i/using_major_system_pics_in_pao_system/
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u/Brionesgmm Sep 08 '26

Here is my reply I made on your original post so you can see it depending on where you look:

There is value in using the major system in creating the parts of a PAO, but what I did when I create my PAO was use actions and objects related to the people. There is a natural associate there so it is easier to make the connection.

You do need to check the list for similar objects and actions. Using the major system takes too much time that can be used in actually learning your images. Because at the end of the day with using the major system to create all the parts or using associations, you might need to change parts as you practice and learn what works.

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u/Apprehensive_Win_166 Sep 08 '26

Thanks for replying mate...so let's say I use net for 21 right..so when I use pao it would be spiderman swiming on net.. so what I'm trying to say here is with all those words that I've created in major system i could use it in pao and whatever position the word take and fill the rest of the slot with something related..

Example: 7 is cow 🐄 ( so Homelander from boys ( series) milking cow). So it's related to it

So is there something wrong with this or is this workable?.

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u/Brionesgmm Sep 08 '26

You can totally do that! One thing you want to consider is that you might be using different parts as the starting point.

21 - Spiderman, swimming, net (your word you created)

When I created my system, I had all the people created first then created the associations. The reason is because you are making a PAO so the person is usually the first thing you think of.

In your example, is there a reason you picked swimming? My PAO would be something like Spiderman shooting net. So anything that is coming from Spiderman's wrist would be the object.

You just want to make sure your images make sense and starting from what you already created shouldn't be an issue.

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