Understanding the Major System

The Major System is a mnemonic technique for memorizing numbers by converting digits into consonant sounds, which are then turned into words by adding vowels. Each digit from 0 to 9 is associated with a specific consonant, such as 0 with an 's' or 'z' sound and 1 with 'd' or 't'. This phonetic foundation allows users to create memorable words and images from numeric sequences, enhancing recall. The system is effective for a wide range of applications, including remembering phone numbers and complex mathematical formulas.