Efficient Learning: Memorization — LessWrong
One of the Virtues of Rationality is Scholarship. I believe that knowledge about memorization is not as widely known as it should be, considering how…
x Efficient Learning: Memorization — LessWrong Spaced Repetition Memory and Mnemonics Scholarship & Learning Self Improvement Practical Frontpage 4 Efficient Learning: Memorization by Alvin Ånestrand 16th Apr 2023 Linkpost for forum.effectivealtruism.org 6 min read 2 4 One of the Virtues of Rationality is Scholarship. I believe that knowledge about memorization is not as widely known as it should be, considering how learning things efficiently would save a lot of people a lot of time, and I think that it should be discussed more on the EA Forum and LessWrong. I don’t refer to only studying eff
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