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Fair point on the second. About the first, while we've always had places where content is reinforced (mass for churches is a great example), it's not something
by kace91 6y ago
Fair point on the second.
About the first, while we've always had places where content is reinforced (mass for churches is a great example), it's not something we compulsively check every 5 minutes. There are orders of magnitude of difference between reaching an audience once a week and doing so dozens of times a day in small bursts.
Even television couldn't reach that amount of repetition - maybe 24 hour news channels could, for people that keep their tvs as background noise and stay at home, but even that is a somewhat recent development.
And we now know that recurrent spaced repetition is key to reinforcing an idea (is what many learning programs are based on, like Duolingo).
- ben_w 6y agoThat’s a fair counterpoint. It really is every five minutes for tech, and even Islamic call to prayer[0] isn’t that frequent. [0] far more frequent than at least the prayers I was raised with in liberal[1] UK Catholicism [1] technically Catholicism, though mum had a statue of Vishnu next to the crucifix