/nishio/kei.iconWhat would you like to see happen in this conversation? /nishio/human.iconIt would be good to be able to verbalize support tools for reading difficult books. /nishio/kei.iconWhat kind of “reading” is that “reading”? /nishio/human.iconThose who have a superficial view of the difficult text will “slip their eyes” and be left with nothing, but I want to make sure that some sort of felt sense is formed instead of just that. /nishio/kei.iconWhat kind of “eye-slip” is that “eye-slip”? /nishio/human.iconSome people read too fast; they have to read slowly if they can’t read and understand something at normal speed, but they can’t consciously switch gears to a slower speed /nishio/kei.iconWhat kind of “gear” is that “gear”? /nishio/human.iconA “gear” that switches speeds and needs to be switched depending on the situation, different from the gas pedal and brake. /nishio/kei.iconWhat is its “speed”? /nishio/human.iconThe speed of following the text exceeds the speed of understanding, which means that understanding is skipped in the middle of the text, and the input is received in skips and jumps, which is more difficult to understand than reading slowly. /nishio/kei.iconIs there anything else about its “speed”? /nishio/human.iconIf you just want to slow down, you can do that without any support tools. You can copy or read aloud. What’s not enough is to enhance temporary memory. /nishio/kei.iconWhere is its “speed”? /nishio/human.icon👍Support Tools /nishio/kei.iconWhat kind of “support tool” is this “support tool”? /nishio/human.iconReading slowly takes time and reduces the range of memory persistence in the length of the input text. This makes it impossible to find relationships between long-distance descriptions. The reading becomes localized and superficial. This is like extracting a phrase that strikes you and writing it down without regard to context. /nishio/kei.icon

  • If you just want to slow down, you can do that without any support tools. You can copy or read aloud. What it lacks is temporary memory enhancement.

  • Is there anything else you can tell us about this “support tool”? /nishio/human.iconTherefore, support tools need to have the ability to extend the duration of memory. /nishio/kei.iconWhere are these “support tools” located? /nishio/human.iconI think Kozaneba is mostly that. I’ve never taken it that way before, I’ve never explained it, but when I read esoteric philosophers or try to sort through unfamiliar descriptions, I naturally activate Kozaneba because I implicitly understand its usefulness. /nishio/kei.icon
  • So support tools need to have the ability to extend the duration of memory.

  • Where can I find this “support tool”? /nishio/human.iconNow it’s basically what you use on a PC. /nishio/kei.icon
  • So support tools need to have the ability to extend the duration of memory.

  • How do you know about this “support tool”? /nishio/human.iconWhat features are missing for Kozaneba to become a reading support tool: chopping and not too much /nishio/kei.iconWhat is it that you value? /nishio/human.iconI want to go further by strengthening my cognitive functions. I use Kozaneba when reading difficult books. It will be easier to do so if I can compensate for the missing functions. If Kozaneba is improved, my cognitive function will be strengthened even more. This is the value. /nishio/kei.icon
  • What features are missing for Kozaneba to become a reading support tool: chopping and not too much

  • Where do these “support tools” come from? /nishio/human.iconAdd functionality to Kozaneba /nishio/kei.iconWhat kind of “Kozaneba” is this “Kozaneba”? /nishio/human.iconCan move fragments, draw lines between them, and organize them. /nishio/kei.icon
  • What features are missing for Kozaneba to become a reading support tool: chopping and not too much

  • What do you hope will happen regarding this “support tool”? /nishio/human.iconHope it works well. /nishio/kei.iconWhat needs to happen to the “support tools” for that to happen? /nishio/human.iconI’ll have to try it out and test it out. /nishio/kei.icon
  • Add functionality to Kozaneba

  • Is there anything else you can tell us about this “Kozaneba”? /nishio/human.iconWell, there’s some bug fixes and stuff, and we’ll be back to reworking it for a while. /nishio/kei.icon
  • If you just want to slow down, you can do that without any support tools. You can copy or read aloud. What it lacks is temporary memory enhancement.

  • How do you know what this “speed” is? /nishio/human.iconIndeed. That would be a nice feature to have in the support tools too. /nishio/kei.iconWhat does that “support tool” look like? /nishio/human.iconJet engines? [If the speed of comprehension itself is increased with the help of tools, the bottleneck is eliminated, and the whole thing can go faster. Will it allow me to move forward? /nishio/kei.iconWhere does that “speed” come from? /nishio/human.iconMaybe the tool itself could be a pacemaker to control the speed while watching comprehension. /nishio/kei.iconWhat would you like to see happen with respect to its “speed”? /nishio/human.iconIt is good to be at the appropriate speed. It is difficult for people who have not learned how to do this, and even if they have, it is burdensome, for people who are subjected to the cognitive load of reading to simultaneously observe their own cognition from a third-party perspective and control it at the appropriate speed. Computers should manage this. /nishio/kei.iconWhat needs to happen to “velocity” for that to happen? /nishio/human.iconI need a method to measure whether it’s too fast or too slow. /nishio/kei.icon
  • It is good to be at the appropriate speed. It is difficult for people who have not learned how to do this, and even if they have, it is burdensome, for people who are subjected to the cognitive load of reading to simultaneously observe their own cognition in a third-party way and control it to an appropriate speed. Computers should manage this.

  • What does this “speed” look like? /nishio/human.iconI don’t know. /nishio/kei.icon
  • Add functionality to Kozaneba

  • Where is this “Kozaneba” located?

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