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richard_reitz comments on Memory Improvement: Mnemonics, Tools, or Books on the Topic? - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: richard_reitz 07 December 2014 05:35:35AM *  0 points [-]

I'll give you that nutrition/exercise is very high on the list of things to do to optimize memory, but I'm skeptical that it's more important than mnemonics.

Personally, movement from fairly wretched nutrition/exercise to Lifestyle Interventions to Improve Longevity/Optimal Exercise-compliant nutrition/exercise has helped lots and lots, but (for the limited cases it applies), Method of Loci helped more.