But my seed is not something that is being directly memorized. It is being created more along the lines of the Brain Wallet Craig Wright put up as a contest daring anyone to steal his 50 bitcoins. He actually states it wouldn't be stealing since he is offering the 50 bitcoins as a prize for anyone that can crack it.
I probably should have asked this question in the same thread as my "Question regarding SALT in a Brain Wallet". I explain in there that the seed IS SECURE.
Anyway. Thanks again for the concern and the articles. Always looking to learn more.
Don't take any technical advice from Craig Wright, he is an amateur who has a long track record of not being able to write even simple software without introducing serious bugs.
If your seed isn't being memorized, than it's not a brain wallet as per definition.
The problem I see with all these brain wallet type of schemes is that they all don't use salt and leave themselves vulnerable to precomputed hashes. Some attacker can just build a huge table of single words, phrases, alphanumeric strings and so on, together with their SHA-256 hashes, and then just use this table for all sorts of hacking (not limited to Bitcoin). They can then setup a script that listens to new blocks, takes all all newly used addresses and very quickly checks them against their table to see if there's a corresponding private key.