#time memory trigger combinations

How to use time memory trigger combinations: - Make a mental image of a specific time state of something and then make a mental image of another specific time state of that something. Order matters. Time states: Known Past = Working on the school art project. Unknown Past = Working on the school art project or something else. Current = Presenting the school art project. Present Future = Putting the school art project away. Past Future = Getting tired while working on the school art project. 1. Known Past + Current or Current + Known Past time memory trigger combinations are used to compare the known past state with the current state. Known Past = Working on the school art project. Current = Presenting the school art project. 2. Known Past + Past Future or Past Future + Known Past time memory trigger combinations are used to compare the known past state with the past future state. Known Past = Working on the school art project. Past Future = Getting tired while working on the school art project. 3. Unknown Past + Present Future or Present Future + Unknown Past time memory trigger combinations are used to compare the unknown past state with the present future state. Unknown Past = Working on the school art project or something else. Present Future = Putting the school art project away. 4. Unknown Past + Current or Current + Unknown Past time memory trigger combinations are used to predict the unknown past state with the current state. Unknown Past = Working on the school art project or something else. Current = Presenting the school art project. 5. Current + Present Future or Present Future + Current time memory trigger combinations are used to predict the present future state with the current state. Current = Presenting the school art project. Present Future = Putting the school art project away. 6. Known Past + Present Future or Present Future + Known Past time memory trigger combinations are used to predict the present future state with the known past state. Known Past = Working on the school art project. Present Future = Putting the school art project away. 7. Unknown Past + Past Future or Past Future + Unknown Past time memory trigger combinations are used to predict the unknown past state with the past future state. Unknown Past = Working on the school art project or something else. Past Future = Getting tired while working on the school art project. Memory trigger combinations that don't work: 1. Current + Past Future or Past Future + Current (There is no known past or unknown past) - Each memory trigger combination's second memory trigger often get more attention than the first. It may depend on how questions are asked in the language you speak. I speak English, so I often focus on the end part of questions because the end part usually has the request in English. #1 example: The second memory trigger of the time memory trigger combination Known Past + Current is Current, so Current gets more attention than Known Past. #2 example: The second memory trigger of the time memory trigger combination Current + Known Past is Known Past, so Known Past gets more attention than Current. - 1, 2, and 3 are time memory trigger combinations that compare two states. 1 and 2 compare two states that both happened. 3 compares two states that haven't happened. - 4, 5, 6, and 7 are time memory trigger combinations that predict their unknown past states or present future states using their current states, unknown past states, or past future states to make this prediction.