Buzhinga - My Active Vocab

Sine qua non to be a great conversationalist.

Buzhinga presents a list of carefully handpicked words, concepts, theories which you must know to ace any sort of conversation you are a part of. Be it a friendly conversation in a bar or a brainstorming session in a boardroom or a date with that someone special, buZinga helps you to make an everlasting impression. You can use all of this Jargon in your day-to-day conversations without appearing ostentatious.

Buzhinga is presented in a Gamified Swipe-Deck Format, so that you can keep swiping whenever you get time. The aim is to make you effortlessly memorize this list using the principles of Subconscious Learning i.e, Learning Through Repetition. Terms are presented in the form of cards, and every card carries just a Term and its explanation. For best results, you just need to keep swiping the cards effortlessly whenever you get time.

Keep Swiping. Stay Eloquent.

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There are two buttons provided on the screen with the card that has the term and explanation, one is for marking ‘Favorite’ and the other is the ‘Discard’ option. You have the discretion to make your own list of favorite terms which you want to refer to frequently, and at the same time, you can discard the terms you don’t want to see. The Discard function gives you the option of deleting the card from the modules, and the card would not bother you again when you repeatedly swipe the cards.

NOTE: Tap anywhere on the card for pronunciation.

RATIONALE

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Buzhinga emphasizes on Learning through Hind Brain. Two most important parts in our brain are 'Hind Brain' and the 'New Brain'.

The Hind Brain works on reflexes, so any information that is taken in repeatedly, the hind brain would act like a quick reflex whenever that information is required. The hind brain processes all incoming sensory data, including everything you see. Much of this sensory data you are not aware of at a conscious level because the hind brain is processing most of it subconsciously. It has been estimated that the hind brain processes about 4 million bits of input per second. In comparison, only 8,000 bits per second are processed by the new brain. Hind Brain exactly works like how a child would learn: learning subconsciously by the constant repetition of information around it.

The New Brain's primary role is rational evaluation which involves complex processes. When comes to learning, it learns consciously by using associations which is a quick process but then it gets very slow in responding. Buzhinga, thus strictly restricts the list to plain terms and explanation delivered in an easy to repeat user interface.

This constant repetition of terms shall make you learn like a child does, making you enrich your stories.