long vertical concepts and wide horizontal concepts.

The relationship between “Writing with the expectation that others will process the information” and “[I don’t expect others to do it.

  • If it is in your personal Scrapbox, no one else can write on it.

  • If you put it in a shared Scrapbox, other people may write in it.

  • Expect there to be “an unknown development” by the latter.

  • But this is a stochastic event.

    • Whether it will develop or not
    • Whether the development is beneficial or not
    • Whether or not I can understand the beneficial development
  • Not something that has a definite value that has a probability of value.

    • You are responsible for fitting your expectations, not others.
    • I wrote that in “[I don’t expect others to do it.
  • By the way, substitute “AI” for “others”.

    • At least we can force them to “read and write comments”.
    • Development will occur, whether that development is beneficial or not is probabilistic.
    • The responsibility for beneficial development lies with you, not with AI.
  • One step forward question.

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  • Mr. X has a link between concept A and B

  • Mr. Y has a link between concepts B and C

  • At this time, those subjective distances between concepts are different for the two of us.

  • When Mr. X makes a statement that relates A to B and Mr. Y makes a statement that relates B to C, they both obtain a “link between the distant A and C”.

  • One step forward question. As depicted in

  • Venn diagrammatic depiction of knowledge.

  • Overlaying the knowledge of several people on a single figure. These are [The bias of easy drawing

  • By overlaying them on a single figure implicitly assuming that they are a common distance space.

  • Relationship between Venn diagram notation for knowledge and [knowledge network notation image In light of this, let’s look back at the diagram in [One step forward question. image

image Assuming a knowledge set of A, we asked a question on the edge of A’s knowledge set: QA

  • This is intended to be both understandable to people in A and an opportunity to step outside of A

    • My own question is QB, but I don’t think that comes across directly.
  • The explanation of X and Y is no different than what I already wrote

  • Z description changes.

    • I felt that the answer Z far from A was just not linked in my B’s subjective distance space, but in Mr. C’s subjective distance space, there was a link and it was a “close position”.
    • Not an answer to the question QA itself, but an answer after “stepping back” to the concept of “difficult questions”. - The optimal solution is not unconditionally determined.
  • Pyramid notation of knowledge

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long vertical concepts and wide horizontal concepts.

  • Is vertically deep concept an appropriate description? - deep understanding - This one might be a little different.
  • In mathematics and programming, logical precision allows for concepts that are vertically longer than thinking in natural language.
  • Knowledge is transferred from that concept to other areas in analogy.

About Today’s Diary

  • I did Dr.Stretch yesterday, fell asleep after dinner, then moved to the futon and went back to sleep and woke up around 5:00.
  • Did you sleep well?
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  • That gave me a few crystals in my head waiting for output after I woke up.
    • It wasn’t in the form of a clear explanation.
    • At any rate, I’ve got an output.
    • It became clearer and clearer as I wrote it down.
  • This phenomenon itself is interesting and I want to save it.
    • Cut it out and you’ll lose it.
    • On the other hand, there are components that look like they should be cut out.
    • I don’t know what’s going on.
      • [The appropriate way to cut out the need is determined after the need is identified.

Graph of Thoughts: Solving Elaborate Problems with Large Language Models - Scrapbox is a purifier of ideas


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