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When we try to memorize new information, we assume that the more work we put in, the better we will do.
But, our memory for new information is the most fragile just after it has first been encoded. It is more susceptible to interference from further information.
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Aiming for minimal interference - to do literally nothing - is the best way to consolidate the facts and remember it better.
When memories are initially encoded, they pass through a period of consolidation that cements them in long-term storage.
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