/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.21064043]

>He reads non-fiction books without taking notes and rehearsing the material using spaced repetition to store the knowledge in his long term memory

[Anonymous No.21064047]

>>21064043
how do I do that

[Anonymous No.21064052]

>>21064047
Have you gone to a school? You should know how to study books and learn from them

[Anonymous No.21064059]

>>21064043
>autistic time-consuming rituals that make you feel like you're learning
Performative erudition, it's called. You're only fooling yourself.

[Anonymous No.21064060]

>>21064052
Speedread all the bullshit content the night before the test, ace it, then forget it all?

[Anonymous No.21064064]

>>21064043
>reading books to learn and study
lmao what a faggot, I read because it's fun

[Anonymous No.21064076]

>>21064043
>he doesnt do what works best for him

[Anonymous No.21064081]

>>21064043
I don't need to take notes nor recite it to myself. I literally remember everything I read. OP is a fucking BRAINLET who needs NOTES

[Anonymous No.21064097]

>>21064043
Why would I do that when I can just remember it all?

[Anonymous No.21064101]

>>21064059
indeed. the only way to truly learn something is by teaching it. I've discovered that in college and all went smoothly

[Anonymous No.21064288]

>>21064043
what a beautiful woman... her expressions,. delightful! delightful! kra kra kra

[Anonymous No.21064406]

>>21064064
>I read because it's fun
Fucking retard

[Anonymous No.21064405]

>>21064043
based bonbi poster.

[Anonymous No.21064420]

>>21064288

[Anonymous No.21064454]

>>21064043
I don't get it. Is she disgusted by her uncomfortable level of attraction towards me after learning this information?

[Anonymous No.21064475]

>>21064043
Notes are for people who can't keep track of 10,000 different ideas in their cranium and can whip them out at any given time. Autism has its drawbacks but sometimes there's hidden advantages

[Anonymous No.21064493]

>>21064454
No I think its something else.

[Anonymous No.21064544]

>>21064043

human brain is faulty no matter what you do, op
just forget and it come back to later when you come across it again in other books

[Anonymous No.21064546]

>>21064544

it will come back to you*

[Anonymous No.21064556]

>>21064288

is it a woman? it could be a male weeb in a wig

[Anonymous No.21064814]

>>21064043
This is only for people that are preparing for a specific test/lack the will to read further.

[Anonymous No.21064815]

>>21064043
If you want to remember shit just turn it into an image. 17 years ago some random fuck told me that you can remember neon is the 10th element on the periodic tablet because you can imagine a hen doing all the flips and shit with guns that Neo does with Trinity when they're recusing Morpheus. Neo sounds like neon, and hen sounds like ten. So neon is tenth. It's somehow been burned into my memory and I can't forget it. The imagery is just that dumb. People who memorise the order of decks of cards as a magic trick do it by converting each card into an image then telling themselves a story based on the order of the images.

I can't remember what the thread was about at this point, I'm drinking homemade beer.

[Anonymous No.21064823]

>>21064043
>spaced repetition
Joke's on you bonbi, I build a memory palace to store everything I read. Including fiction, manga, and Choose Your Own Adventure books (branching memory palace).

[Anonymous No.21064833]

>>21064823
QRD on memory palaces? What do you use them for?

[Anonymous No.21064843]

My IQ is sufficiently high that I don't need repetition or notes.

[Anonymous No.21064870]

>>21064833
You pick a physical location that you're very familiar with (e.g. your house/palace, your bedroom), and then map every element of the thing you want to remember onto some characteristic of the location. Could use positions in the location, views from the loction, things in the location, position of things in the location, the possibilities are endless (assuming you own enough stuff). After doing that mapping (which is arduous and time-consuming) you can then imagine yourself at a particular place in the location, or looking at a particular thing etc, and you're instantly reminded of the thing that maps to that (e.g. a sentence from a book). You don't even need to be in the location, you have it all in your mind.

[Anonymous No.21064893]

>>21064833
>>21064870
Basically, associate what you want to memorize with an image of a place you are very familiar with. When you recall that image or place, by association you will recall what you wanted memorized.

[Anonymous No.21064907]

>his spaced repetition isn't just biennial review of notes

[invocationofmaldoror No.21064988]

>>21064043
https://discord.gg/DCypqjvK

[Anonymous No.21065035]

>>21064043
>he doesn't have early onset alzheimers/neurodegenerative disease
ngmi

[Anonymous No.21065244]

>>21064870
>the possibilities are endless (assuming you own enough stuff)
I used to think memory palaces were dumb, but now I know I can use them to flex on plebs. Thanks anon I will investigate further.

[Anonymous No.21065665]

>>21064043
You should remember everything that you need to remember and actually applies to and is relevant to your life when you need it. If you don’t remember it then it’s not actually needed. Or you have dementia lol (or maybe I’m coping for my laziness to take notes or maybe it’s not because I enjoy reading and actually do talk about the e what?

[Anonymous No.21065673]

I take note by hand to help with retention, but I don't study that shit afterwards, I read another book.

[Anonymous No.21065694]

>>21064043
I only do that for some non-fiction books. I don't need to know ever specific detail that history books have to offer. I do like to takes notes/create a basic outline on arguments and their counterpoints for books that deal with topics like ethics.