is it possible to remember each word reading only once?

Question

if u read 50 news headlines from a news site.can human brain remember each word also in the specific order?of each of the 50 headlines?after reading for just one time? yes only one time.

Answer 1

It is very possible. If the person can give themselves clues to help themselves to remember, it can happen. I remember things like that myself.

Answer 2

Im sure its very possible. I use to help autistic children. Some of them could read a book and I would say a week later okay page 256. Three lines down what is the forth word over. No problem at all they knew it.

Or I could say okay read this page for me, they would read the page a week later. They could see it in their brain without the book. They read it word for word. It was amazing.

I learned a few things for the most part Autistic people are usually smarter then the rest of us.

Answer 3

Sathavadhanam (remembering 100
qestions in a sequence and answering
them) is a feet achieved by many in
India.

"The number of Prucchakas can be 8 (ashtavadhanam) or 100 (shathavadhanam) or even 1000 (sahasravadhanam)! A person who has successfully performed Ashtavadhanam is called as Ashtavadhani, a shatavadhanam is called a Shatavadhani and sahasravadhanam is called Sahasravadhani".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avadhanam

http://www.bhaavana.net/telusa/oct96/0014.html

http://www.search.com/search?q=Satavadhanam

Answer 4

I worked with a disabled kid who could read the news paer and tell you exactly what it said, but he couldn't understand what he was reading, just knew the words.

Answer 5

probably they could remember. . .I would probably only know a few but not in the order of the words that they were in. . .

Answer 6

It is possible but you need to train your brain for that by doing memory excersises.