Augmenting Long-term Memory
One day in the mid-1920s, a Moscow newspaper reporter named Solomon Shereshevsky entered the laboratory of the psychologist Alexander Luria. Shereshevsky's boss at the newspaper had noticed that Shereshevsky never needed to take any notes, but somehow still remembered all he was told, and had suggested he get his memory checked by an expert.
Augmenting Long-term Memory Augmenting Long-term Memory Michael Nielsen | Y Combinator Research | July 2018 How to Invent New Primitives of Thought Augmenting Long-term Memory Toward a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer Using Personal Memory Systems to Understand Mathematics The Humane Use of Augmentation --> Related Resources Using spaced repetition systems to see through a piece of mathematics How can we develop transformative tools for thought? Other memory work Other tools for thought work Michael Nielsen on Twitter Michael Nielsen's project announcement mailing list cognitivemedium.com By Mi
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