两个问题

• how important is {{c1 memory}} as a {{c2 cognitive skill}}？
• what is the role of {{c1 [[cognitive science]]}} in {{c2 building personal memory systems}}?

How important is long-term memory, anyway?

• “rote memory” 比理解更低级？
• memory is the foundation of our {{c1 cognition}}
  • My somewhat pious belief was that if people focused more on {{c1 remembering the basics}}, and worried less about {{c1 the “difficult” high-level issues}}, they’d find the high-level issues took care of themselves.
  • I now believe {{c1 memory of the basics}} is often the single largest barrier to understanding
  • 熟悉新领域基础知识有助于理解
  • Adriaan de Groot and [[Herbert A. Simon]] studying how people acquire expertise, focusing particularly on chess
    • They found that world-class chess experts saw the board differently to beginners. 大师和新手看到的棋盘不一样
      • A beginner would see “a pawn here, a rook there”, and so on, a series of {{c1 individual}} pieces.
      • Masters, by contrast, saw much more elaborate “ {{c1 chunks}} ”: combinations of pieces that they recognized as a unit, and were able to reason about at a higher level of abstraction than the individual pieces.
      • 有关国际象棋大师和新手的区别：专家拥有更加复杂的 chunks
    • Simon estimated chess masters learn between {{c1 25,000 and 100,000}} of these chunks during their training, and that learning the chunks was a key element in becoming a first-rate chess player. Such players really see chess positions very differently from beginners.
    • [[@刻意练习]]里面也要提到过
    • George Miller 论文 The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two，提出 {{c1 chunks}} was effectively the  basic unit of working memory
• distributed practice meaning → practice which is distributed in time
  • Hermann Ebbinghaus
  • Ebbinghaus forgetting curve 遗忘曲线
    

On the role of cognitive science in the design of systems to augment cognition

• they show emphatically that {{c1 distributed}} practice outperforms {{c2 massed}} practice
• 反例子：某些技能在一定时间后会增强
  • we learn to swim during the winter and to skate during the summer.
  • an 1895 study of Axel Oehrn
• {{c2 memory is complicated}}, we don’t understand many of the big picture questions well, and we should {{c1 be careful}} before we put too much faith in any given model.
  • memory is complicated 还需要时间去理解相关的内容
• 如何在理论不完善的背景下，开始设计系统？

Solomon Shereshevsky 以超级记忆力闻名

memex 外部记忆机器，汇总全部个人资料

• [[Douglas Engelbart]] augmentation of human intelligence
• [[Ted Nelson]] [[Project Xanadu]] hypertext, and, indirectly
• Tim Berners-Lee world wide web

Anki makes memory {{c1 a choice}}, rather than {{c2 a haphazard event}}, to be left to chance.

• I describe some useful patterns of {{c1 Anki use}}, and {{c2 anti-patterns}} to avoid.

But, as we shall see, there are already powerful ideas about personal memory systems based solely on the {{c1 structuring and presentation}} of information.

• 从信息组织和展示的角度入手。

[[@Part I: How to remember almost anything: the Anki system]]

[[@Part II: Personal Memory Systems More Broadly]]

[[@Appendix 1: analysis of Anki study time]] Here’s a ballpark analysis of the effort required to study an Anki card for recall over 20 years

• 估算一张卡片记住 20 年需要花费的时间成本

[[@Appendix 2: Using Anki to learn APIs]]

Using spaced repetition systems to see through a piece of mathematics ^^有点琐碎，是的我认知不够^^