It's possible to memorize your seed phrase, but with lots of information going to your mind on a daily basis, I doubt that you can remember it for months or even years.

I've created lots of wallets already ever since I joined the crypto space. From Electrum, to Metamask, to Ronin wallet and others, I've always wrote all of their seed phrases and put it on a storage where I know it will be safe. I also put a lock on it so that it will add an extra layer of security. I know this isn't the best way of storing seed phrases, but in a community where I am right now where it's only me who knows anything about crypto, I still feel that it's safe at least.

Anyway, memorizing your seed phrase ALONE will give you some problems. Memorizing it would be fine but find another way to secure your seed phrase.

I can memorize my seed words if I really have to. I did it in the past and it worked well but then I didn’t want to spend my brain resources on that while a piece of paper can work as well, sometimes better.

If you are going to memorize your seed words at least have a paper backup around because you can’t know when the dementia will get you. It could be anytime. It happens to young people too.

It only takes one forgotten word or letter to mess everything up. Bitcoin’s history is full of stories like that.

Memorizing seed phrases may be easy, but we never know how in the future our memory could weaken for various reasons. Maybe memorizing is an alternative, but can you guarantee that in the future our memories will remain the same? But for now, personally I don't do that and prefer other ways to store the seed phrases that I have because I'm afraid we will forget them.

The debate regarding saving seed phrases is always the most interesting because this is a security measure that needs to be maintained properly and everyone must have an effective method according to their own views. There are several methods that have been explained and maybe you can make a study of the security measures chosen.

You are right, of course it is a waste of time if we choose to memorize something that we can write down and store well and it would be better for us to use the memory we have on something that is more useful than choosing to memorize the seed phrase.
I think with the many things we do in this life it will certainly be very difficult to really remember them well and if we forget the good phrase and the assets we have accumulated a lot of course this will be very sad for us because we have made a mistake that is very big.

There's also nothing wrong with it and maybe it won't be a waste of time for some people because memorizing is the option they choose. But there should be another method that is more elegant and more precise so that when our memory starts to wane there is something we can look at to remind ourselves of. Several options can be executed according to a much better level of security and each individual should have these options rather than memorizing them.

While this is rarely done and very few people memorize the starting phrase, we are starting to see someone who might try it. So discussions like this began to arise based on observations and suggestions he wanted to hear from several people who took part in the discussion.

Imagine walking around your house with your mobile in hand and repeating the words from your seed phrase like a 4th grader.  Well, it could be useful sometimes because it makes it easier for you to import your wallet in a wallet software because you wouldn't need to first look for your back up and then do it, but as you said, our brain can play with us sometimes because we don't even remember the simplest things at times.

So, it's probably better to have it backed up somewhere very safe, and then, if you want to try and memorize it just for fun or convenience, you can go ahead and give it a try, but for me, I think I wouldn't need to so that because I know I have more important things to do than to waste my time on something which isn't necessary.

The benefits is you don't have to worry about storing your shit elsewhere, you just have to keep it in your mind, and best thing about it, no risks of some hacker being able to get a hold of it, or some thief smart enough to be able to access it using the recovery phrase. The cons or the setbacks is of course, the unreliability of the human memory. Shit you can remember for today, you may not be able to remember in the next couple of weeks or so. Even worse, you might be smooth sailing this whole time, until you finally find the need to either transfer or access your wallet in a different device and you're stuck in bumfuck nowhere cause you can't remember the order of the words, or even the words itself.

I myself just keep it in my notes app on the phone, protected by a password, kept within my person at all times, thus far it has worked well for me, and thanks to cloud storage, I can just access it whenever, wherever.

It's very possible to memorize your seed phrase and it will save you the stress of visiting your stored seed phrase on paper and that will also keep it more anonymous. The human brain is capable of doing exploits but we choose to minimise the usage for no reason, you can actually memorize a 24 word seed phrase if you want to but storing a hardcopy In a secured location is very vital as that will serve as a solid backup, should in case you experience any unforseen circumstances that might cause you to forget your seed phrase. I think I'll give it try so don't have to panic should incase my device get stolen else where, while I'm away from my seed phrase storage point.

Recovery Phrase is only 12-24 words and those words are our familiar words so it is possible to memorize them. this can be done when one uses only 1-2 wallets. But if you use multiple wallets then it will be very difficult to memorize the Recovery Phrase. so I don't know who will try to do it.

no yet......

A big advantage of this is that you never lose the Recovery Phrase. and there will be no fear of your Recovery Phrase being hacked or stolen.