Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 09:37:15 AM

Quote from: Synchronice on Today at 09:29:27 AM

The best way to save yourself is to memorize seed phrase.

Memorization is the worst possible way to back up your seed phrase.

Quote from: Synchronice on Today at 09:29:27 AM

You have to imprint it so well that even if you get amnesia, you should be able to recover that information.

People with amnesia (from any cause, of which there are many) can forget their own name and fail to recognize their immediate family members. They can easily forget a seed phrase.

Quote from: Synchronice on Today at 09:29:27 AM

When you think you have truly memorized them and there is no way you'll forget that, then either destroy your seeds or come up with a better plan.

This is awful advice. If you are ever in a situation where your only back up is your memory, you should either immediately write down what you can remember and test it is still accurate, or you should move all your coins to a new wallet with a properly backed up seed phrase.

Why is it worst possible way?
When I was a teen, I created bitcoin wallet and remembered seed phrases. Still, today, I remember those phrases. I mean, 8 years have passed and I still remember them. The problem is that I was using words from seed phrases with some additional combinations as a password and I'm never gonna return to that wallet but I still memorized the seed phrases of my recently created wallet and I always memorize my card numbers in case something happens. I also have different passwords for everything, never had a problem since my childhood. So, what's wrong with it? Why is that a bad practice?
Amnesia was a fun example. Definitely, if you get severe amnesia, nothing can help you, you may won't remember what bitcoin is and whether you have it or not but in light cases, there is a chance.