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I won't try to describe it here (it'd take a hundred tweets or more), but the end result is (ideally) an understanding of a proof as just a single, very simple idea, which I am completely comfortable with, understand variations of, etc.
A little frustrated here - I'm struggling to convey this briefly. In any case, the point is: it's possible to develop quite elaborate card-making strategies which serve ends going far beyond simple memorization, & start to change how deeply you understand things.
You’ve alluded to this multiple times, and while I understand that writing a good blog post about it would be a lot of work, I (and, I’m sure, others) would be very interested in reading more in detail.
The Feynman technique, perhaps?
[Thinking about (thinking about learning)]
I have that same feeling, and it's stopped me from writing about using Anki for math, even though I've done it for over a year.
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