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... and then try studying for something
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I love this. When I was a kid, I'd have the TV on while building with Legos. I quickly discovered that when I re-watched those same episodes days, weeks, or even months later, I'd immediately remember the things I built and how I built them.
I very often experience this. When i play games while listening to something and then after i re-listen or replay that part of the game the other comes back to me in vivid details.