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Normally 85+% of readers answer our prompts correctly. But I noticed: one question in our new essay has a 60% success rate. Maybe it's the 1st application prompt? No, there'd been two already—but you could solve them through symbol shuffling. This was the 1st to require thought.
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The mnemonic medium relies heavily on the "lightness" of it and relative fungibility of its prompts, so we'll need to walk a careful line as we push on these more elaborate types of questions. If you've read the new essay, let us know about your experience with the prompts!
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Namely, if the readers, having gone through the essay and using the mnemonic medium, aren’t able to answer that aplication prompt, then can they be considered has having attained a robust level of understanding of the material (what I have called semantic learning in my notes)?