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Those 7 pages cannot be necessary. Could someone sum it up in a paragraph with wikipedia references?

• icey 19y ago
  If you're too lazy to either read it or use google, then why shouldn't we be?
• whacked_new 19y ago
  Solve this problem automatically, and you have a viable startup!
  • paulgb 19y ago
    While we're waiting, zapreader (http://zapreader.com http://zapreader.com) solves half the problem.
    • yters 19y ago
      Also check out dictator, a more robust form of zapreader, but not for browsing. I think it helps me read alot faster.
      • paulgb 19y ago
        Neat, I've been looking for something like that. Thanks.
• Todd 19y ago
  I agree. Those 800 pages of Anna Karenina couldn't have been necessary either. Fortunately, I was able to aquire the Cliffs Notes.
  • yters 19y ago
    For those who don't want to read the book, it was something about Russia.
    • TrevorJ 19y ago
      I didn't read it, I was too paranoid that I'd get to the last page and it would be a rickroll.
• suboptimal 19y ago
  The article actually discussed this very issue.
• mdemare 19y ago
  I found it a fascinating article, and also skipped 2/3 of it. Summary: memory decays exponentially, (e ^ -t) but slower with each repetition (e ^ -0.5t). So there is a sweet spot for timing repetitions, and it can be calculated if you store past data, which makes memorization much more efficient.
• dfens 19y ago
  The article on one page: http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/16-05/ff_wozniak?currentPage=all http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/16-05/ff_woznia...
• kingkongrevenge 19y ago
  http://www.brijit.com/ http://www.brijit.com/