#neoscms Most of the fastest db-engines try to store everything also in the working memory for performance reasons (Elasticsearch, MongoDB). Our working memory, also known as the brain, can’t hold more than seven elements at once. The approach to loading everything in the working memory is therefore rather unsuitable for humans. A study by John Sweller found out, that one of the main differences between novice and expert chess players is the number of schemas that are stored in their long-term memories. Therefore, other than machines, we should better try to hold everything as schemas in our long-term memory. But what is a schema and how we can extend it? In this talk, we want to find out how to learn more effectively and how Neos helps me to fill up my personal schema storage.