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Elon Musk shared a simple trick for remembering things. Your brain is constantly trying to forget stuff because storing memories is hard. To remember something, assign meaning, ask “why is this relevant?” Or use strong emotion or absurdity. Want to remember a room? Imagine a dancing elephant in a...

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