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For highest security don't store in cloud or multiple places. Memorize them or keep a separate device that has no intermet access and keep them on that device encrypted/locked
Memorizing passwords just leads to passwords that are easy to attack with dictionary attacks and to password reuse.
I memorize the random generated ones, you type it in enough it becomes muscle memory.
My password database contains a few hundred entries. Good luck memorizing that.
Thats why my second suggestion was a secondary device with no internet access. And a hardware key gor additional security is a good idea.