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I should note that there are (probably broadly trainable) strategies for massively improved rote memorization, but the very hacky way this works makes me very skeptical that information stored this way can be accessed for much more than basic call-and-response
I don't think spaced repetition is useless; I've used Anki myself w/ some success. I do think people should be careful re: hacking salience, but tbh, the tweet you're responding to was written with strategies for extremely short-term retention in mind (eg for memory competitions)
