I think I entered the digital world by using Chessable. There I have the possibility to learn by spaced repetition.
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@brasileirosim Nice study setup!
Here what my cats do when I prepare a board to analyze a game
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/my-cat-playing-chess
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brasileirosim wrote:
Here what my cats do when I prepare a board to analyze a game
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/my-cat-playing-chess
Your Abyssinian is adorable!
Yes, both cats are very sweet creatures!
Dec 28, 2022
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noblestone wrote:
My favorite analyzis set these days, fits in a pocket!
magnetic?
Incomplete, but nice. I found this in a little shop in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
This is by far the most beautiful travel set in my collection. 
noblestone wrote:
My favorite analyzis set these days, fits in a pocket!
3 travel sets, the on the left side is modern.
brasileirosim wrote:
Incomplete, but nice. I found this in a little shop in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Similar sets depicted in Holger Langer’s book On the Collecting of Chess Sets
As it is with many things in life, I personally learn much better from having a book in my hand and physical objects. I guess this is symptomatic of being from the generation I was raised within. While I do avail myself to most of the technology which surrounds me, it seems things just 'take' firmer in my mind with 3-D, as opposed to Digital. I've no doubt a younger person might feel the exact opposite.