A password doesn't necessarily need to be something that is easy to remember. It just needs to be a unique token that is easy for you personally to present when needed.
I currently use a keepass file stored in my dropbox folder. I am not certain what the silver bullet to online authentication will look like. However I suspect it may not require you to remember more than one secure password, perhaps not even that.
Trust online is hard though, looking at the problems establishing trust online reminds me how clever human beings are, we sometimes make mistakes but we are pretty good at evaluating trustworthiness in the real world.
A password doesn't necessarily need to be something that is easy to remember. It just needs to be a unique token that is easy for you personally to present when needed.
I currently use a keepass file stored in my dropbox folder. I am not certain what the silver bullet to online authentication will look like. However I suspect it may not require you to remember more than one secure password, perhaps not even that.
Trust online is hard though, looking at the problems establishing trust online reminds me how clever human beings are, we sometimes make mistakes but we are pretty good at evaluating trustworthiness in the real world.