The content <a href="/en/extracted">extracted</a> from the book
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<li>Facilitate <a href="/en/rereading">rereading</a> by compressing what you read</li>
<li>Named in &quot;<a href="/en/Leveraged%20Reading">Leveraged Reading</a>.</li>
<li><blockquote>
80% of the content of a text is in 20% of the text; take 80% in 20% of the time, leverage notes and discard the original. Read it repeatedly and enrich it further.
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<li>My written leverage memo.</li>
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Notes on personal experience
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<li>Started on 2009-03-06 [howm</li>
<li>2014-04-23 The amount of minutes has increased and is no longer being read back.</li>
<li>2016-02-24 I decided to put it in <a href="/en/Anki">Anki</a> and read it back in <a href="/en/SRS">SRS</a>, to remove what I put in.</li>
<li>2017-06-02 Gradually decided to transcribe to Scrapbox</li>
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Leverage memo