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You meant to remember that.

subcon keeps what you tuck away for later, and hands it back before it's gone.

Most of it is gone by tomorrow.

Learn a list, then leave it alone. This is how much of it survives.

58%
20 minutes
34%
1 day
25%
6 days
Retention by savings · Ebbinghaus, 1885

subcon keeps the other seventy-five.

Throw it in. It finds its shelf.

Notes, docs, links, screenshots, half-thoughts. You never file a thing. What happens next, you'll see once you're in.

Let go on purpose.

Say it, snap it, or forward it. Then stop holding it. subcon brings it back when the moment comes.

What you let slip
When it comes back
A name at a dinner.
The next time you see them.
An idea in the shower.
When you sit down to write.
That PDF from March.
Found by what it said, not what it was called.
Where you put the spare key.
The second you ask.
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