abunickabhi
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Interesting article published in Nature. It is crucial to know how our memo works when we do spaced repetition and reviews in MBLD with visualization.
Article: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01757-3
Research paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adk3953
I remember my old days (2014-2016) when I was super curious about how memory in brain works and memory circuits are formed. I kinda got interested in memory sports too. The concept of memory consolidation and temporal windows of interference are intriguing and still open problem in research.
The reason I have posted this topic in blindsolving category (not in the inactive memory methods thread), is that memo is an important aspect of blindsolving and can be discussed like we discuss the fingertricks of 3-style algorithms.
Disclaimer: I am not a fast cuber. If I have spread any misinformation, please let me know politely. Please be careful before you refute, troll or block any discussion. My knowledge is very limited as I am still learning a lot of stuff about MBLD and neuroscience. Please be kind before taking your drastic action and considering my points baseless and irrelevant.
Article: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01757-3
Research paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adk3953
I remember my old days (2014-2016) when I was super curious about how memory in brain works and memory circuits are formed. I kinda got interested in memory sports too. The concept of memory consolidation and temporal windows of interference are intriguing and still open problem in research.
The reason I have posted this topic in blindsolving category (not in the inactive memory methods thread), is that memo is an important aspect of blindsolving and can be discussed like we discuss the fingertricks of 3-style algorithms.
Disclaimer: I am not a fast cuber. If I have spread any misinformation, please let me know politely. Please be careful before you refute, troll or block any discussion. My knowledge is very limited as I am still learning a lot of stuff about MBLD and neuroscience. Please be kind before taking your drastic action and considering my points baseless and irrelevant.
