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A bit more progress on letter quads
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Why not do both (catalogue, drill, train and practice)?you could be world class if you spent time in actual practicing instead of cataloging some silly letters yo
I doubt this is true. From what I have seen, most of your letter quad images are still just two words, meaning the memo load would not get any sort of significant reduction. If you want that, you should have every quad to be represented by one word and one word only. Correct me if my observation is wrong, though.Make letter quads which speed up memo,
I mentioned this earlier as well. He responded saying each quad was one image, and that he eventually wants one solid image for each quad. To be honest, I don't think this is realistic as it is incredibly hard, if not impossible to think of one word or image for each quad. I'm not even sure it is feasible to cover most cases.I doubt this is true. From what I have seen, most of your letter quad images are still just two words, meaning the memo load would not get any sort of significant reduction. If you want that, you should have every quad to be represented by one word and one word only. Correct me if my observation is wrong, though.
It is hard I agree,I mentioned this earlier as well. He responded saying each quad was one image, and that he eventually wants one solid image for each quad. To be honest, I don't think this is realistic as it is incredibly hard, if not impossible to think of one word or image for each quad. I'm not even sure it is feasible to cover most cases.
One LQ being 2 words defeats the purpose.I doubt this is true. From what I have seen, most of your letter quad images are still just two words, meaning the memo load would not get any sort of significant reduction. If you want that, you should have every quad to be represented by one word and one word only. Correct me if my observation is wrong, though.
Dude you're entering some serious Guinness World Record!The magic figure of 133,333 crossed!
Yup organizing my brain to process 4 letter mnemonic as individual objects,Dude you're entering some serious Guinness World Record!
You're doing something you'll never be forgotten
Adding more to this:A small text rant on why I am taking so much time in making LQs memo work and become way faster than my Letter Pair memo that I was using from 2013-2018
- LQs are just too many objects, so it takes a lot of brainpower to organize stuff.
- Familiarity with all the cases is not uniform and there is an extra decision to break an LQ into two LPs for hard cases where no mnemonic or phonetics or meaningful word is possible.
- Ambiguity can quickly arise as we cannot form 150k distinct objects and there is always some similarities between mechanisms to recall/interpret two objects.
- Extra pass required in MBLD to get the story going, or sometimes my first pass is slower to make sense/recall of the LQ first and then use it in a story.
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