Good points :).

ragments, and are unable to recall them. The time once spent reading is thus wasted. But forgetting can actually be preven…, there are also non-refundable investments, namely when the content turns out to be poorly chosen. Much more often, however, something different and worse and more subtle happens — we simply forget, remembering only random fragments, and are unable to recall them. The time once spent reading is thus wasted. But forgetting can actually be prevented reliably!
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Tomáš Baránek
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Jul 7, 2021
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Good points :). As a devil's advocate: Isn't forgetting one of the best selective processes for important and non-important information? ;)
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