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[Anonymous No.14470635]

What is the nature of memory ? how can one improve there memory to acquire more words?

[Anonymous No.14470648]

>>14470635
Read

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>>14470635
>how can one improve there memory to acquire more words?
Bio-cybernetics using semi-synthetic mycelium. It’s the more elegant path.

[Anonymous No.14470671]

>>14470635
You learn new words by reading and writing, then with knowing those words you learn more, and so on.

[Anonymous No.14470679]

>>14470635
have sex

[Anonymous No.14470816]

>>14470679
Dilate

[Anonymous No.14470829]

>>14470635
Memorization is a meme; your mind only remembers what's import and forgets what's not. However, if you want to remember shit just remember: (1) you remember less from reading (2) you remember more from writing and taking notes and (3) you remember the most when you teach it.

[Anonymous No.14470868]

>>14470635
On a neurological level, it is recurrent hippocampal and cortical connections, but there are also more complex dynamics on local levels too.
On a metaphysical level, we don't know. Read Henri Bergson or something, idk.

[Anonymous No.14470884]

>>14470635
Your memory itself cannot be improved but you can use certain techniques to use your memory better. I highly recommend Moonwalking with Einstein, it's not instructional but it'll give you a good understanding of how we understand memory and its limitations.

[Anonymous No.14470905]

>>14470635
Someone here suggested this Tony Buzan-Use Your Memory - Mega Brain Mind Memory, but I haven't read it

[Anonymous No.14470966]

>>14470635
>>14470868
To improve your memory, frequent repetition is the key. Make a list of words each week to learn and repeat it often. Learning roots may prove useful too.