Journey to Italy 2024: Venice - How Rav Yehuda Aryeh of Modena Had the Best Memory of His Generation

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

want I'll Grant your every request ask me for something what would you ask for everybody has on their list you know what they would ask for if they uh they won the jackpot says there's no question would come to me and say I would ask for nothing other than a good memory there's nothing better in this world than a good memory he says think about it if you're not bezden if you're not bezden you need to know who could remember all but if you had a good memory at any moment you could summon up any in or if you're you need to know at any moment you could access any or let's say somebody like to say ver you know people always like a good but they can't always remember the they're looking for so you can remember every just at the right time or let's say someone's Ana they like to observe whatever they learn so this way whatever

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1. 0:30want I'll Grant your every request ask me for something what would you ask for everybody…
2. 1:02could remember all but if you had a good memory at any moment you could summon…
3. 1:33you've ever learned you have immediate access and you could keep right away in fact talks…
4. 2:03says it helps a person remember so it says he would say the following that which…
5. 2:33me tell you what I ate for breakfast every morning of course I had a piece…

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