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>>24157421

>>19977980
Anyone knowledgeable on the subject matter watched this video yet? It Matt just talking a load of bollocks or does his theory make sense?

TL;DW:
Matt argues (seemingly based on an image he found in 5 minutes on Google) that increasing your retention rate requires exponentially more work. That is, going from 60% retention to 61% retention requires much less work than going from 80% to 81%, despite the same 1% increase in material remembered.

He then argues based on this that aiming for a lower retention rate reduces your work load, which in turn allows you to learn more new cards per day. He claims that this actually results in you being able to learn more information than you would were you aiming for the default 90% retention, because while your retention rate has only gone down a little, the amount of new cards you can learn each day has gone up by more than enough to offset that drop in retention.

I haven't finished the video yet, but that sums up the ~10 minute introduction. The rest of the video is seemingly just him outlining how he came up with his formula for calculating the ideal retention rate and then giving his conclusions.

>>18946729
>おっぱいは

>>18058207
>u best stop right fukin there m8 i swear on me mum