>one retains information learnt from a physical book better

>>9894896
Yes, because you have to stand up, open the books, look for it constantly respeaking it usualy, till you find it. The more of a hassle it is, the easier it will stick.

>>9894943
This. The more associations a memory has, the easier it sticks.

>>9894896
Who said that?

>>9894896
>lewisandcunt.jpg
please don't bully Short

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>>9894943
I don't think it's just this, although it certainly contributes.
It's probably got a lot to do with it having a physical form, this facilitates for the brain to archive it.
You have to turn to a certain page, which will make the book look and feel a certain way.
What you seek has a certain number, line, notes connected to it, which again, having a physical appearance isn't just a a static screen but has a character to it specific to where you found it, an order that is impossible to find on an ebook.
In other words the whole sensory experience is what really aids memory.

>>9894896
>not writing your own dictionary

stay pleb