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16679242 No.16679242 [Reply] [Original]

So I bet this has been asked a thousand times around here, but what are some /lit/ approved methods to retain information?

Even when I understand perfectly what I read, I often have trouble to summarize it afterward, mentally, for myself.

One obvious thing to do is read the shit again, but what specific techniques are there for better storing what you read so that you can express it afterwards?

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>> No.16679488

>>16679242
if you need to know something for school just study the old school way
if you're reading something you find interesting you'll remember it
if you read something and don't remember it, maybe it wasn't interesting
you're a fool, sage this lame thread, the painting is kinda based but you posted a low-res image ofc

>> No.16679885

>>16679488
Fpbp

>> No.16679940

>>16679488
FbPb

>> No.16679949

Take notes, geez.