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I wonder if it’s mostly about the cardinality of the options. Songs are made up of only a few discrete notes, but strung together, but visual memory doesn’t re
by codezero 6y ago
I wonder if it’s mostly about the cardinality of the options.
Songs are made up of only a few discrete notes, but strung together, but visual memory doesn’t really have a good analog. Pixels? That’s not how we think. Maybe there is a way to remember a visual scene, the closest I can think of is the memory palace technique, and it’s just damn hard to hone, but it really is effective.
I think the trickiest thing is error correction. In a song, a missed note is a riff, and likely close to the real note, in memory palace, there’s a risk it’s just way off and even that being way off fucks up the next step in recall, with no way to repair it.