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This study is interesting, but very narrow and might not be relevant to a lot of practical situations. In particular the reverse effect is observed on other sub
by makeitdouble 5y ago
This study is interesting, but very narrow and might not be relevant to a lot of practical situations. In particular the reverse effect is observed on other subjects, manual note taking improving memory for instance.
I think the important part here is that the “log” isn’t the goal nor something we are explicitely asked to do, but a step that comes after we experienced the work. I would compare it to taking photos of your own painting: arguably you wouldn’t be remembering a piece less because of the photo, you’ve been staring at it for hours/days in the first place.