That's a factor of more than 20 in savings over the more than 2 hours required with conventional flashcards.
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Augmenting Long-term Memory estimate that for an average card, I'll only need 4 to 7 minutes of total review time over the entire 20 years. Those estimates allow for occasional failed reviews, resetting the time interval. <span>That's a factor of more than 20 in savings over the more than 2 hours required with conventional flashcards. I therefore have two rules of thumb. First, if memorizing a fact seems worth 10 minutes of my time in the future, then I do it** I first saw an analysis along these lines in Gwern Branw
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