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7 is regarded as a significant number in various cultures worldwide. It symbolizes the 7 days of creation, the 7 seas, and the 7 deadly sins, among others. In Indian music, there are precisely 7 notes, and in China, the number 7 signifies luck and harmony. With references to the 7 islands of Atlantis and its popularity as a favored number globally, one can't help but wonder about the enduring allure of this numeral over millennia.

In 1956, George A. Miller posited that the human mind can retain an average of 7 information 'chunks' (with an acceptable range of plus or minus two) in short-term memory simultaneously. Is this numerical capacity truly our cognitive limit? Through engaging exercises provided in this platform, participants are invited to ponder this assertion while fortifying their memory skills.

'7 Pyramids' offers a rich selection of 210 memory tasks progressively challenging cognitive abilities with each advancing level. Can individuals effectively recall 7 information chunks as suggested by Miller's theory, or even surpass that threshold by remembering as many as 10?