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Namera Conference 2

May 22, 202454 min read

2023-10-29 The last “name-your-enemy party” was so well received that we decided to continue it as the “name-your-price conference”.

Claude.iconBased on Ken Suzuki’s book “Smooth Society and Its Enemies,” the “Namekura Conference” is a gathering of people who aim to realize a smooth society. At the second conference, the following topics were discussed

  • The approach of IP Zukan and the possibility of blockchainization of ideas (Mr. Ryo Arai)
  • Historical evolution of the Internet and Web technologies and the cycle of decentralization and centralization (Toshiya Tanaka)
  • The similarities and differences between “The Smooth Society and Its Enemies” and “Plurality” proposed by RadicalxChange (Taiyo Hamada)
  • The “Illusion of Evidence” brought about by the development of AI technology and how to deal with it (Mr. Toori)
  • Proposal for a New Value Exchange System to Replace Currency (Mr. Kobayu) Throughout the entire conference, both technical implementation and ideological discussions were held to realize a smoother and more cooperative society. Ken Suzuki concluded the conference with a message to the participants: “Let’s make things, let’s think about ideas, and let’s do both at the same time.

<Time Schedule for the 2nd Namekura Conference

  • 15:45 Presentation by ryo arai, “Delusions of increasing the mobility of knowledge and the blockchain of ideas
  • 16:15 Toshiya Tanaka presents “Can’t we stop the cycle?
  • 16:45 Hiro Hamada, “Pluralistic Technology: About Nemesis and Plurality
  • 17:20 Dive agenda

Opening

realNuun The second edition of theNuun Conference, a gathering of readers of “The Smooth Society and Its Enemies” who aspire to build a smooth society, has begun! image

Ken SuzukiOpening Talk

  • A Movement Changing the World
  • Naming Enemies, Anglicizing and Connecting to the Global Context
  • Implementation is important, not just translation.

ojoknekNamera conference has begun image

ikkun Moderator.

Delusions of knowledge mobility and the blockchain of ideas

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Intellectual property illustrated book

Trigger (2018)

  • multi-touch display
  • Voice to Image” API
  • Combined two IPs to create “a system in which images appear when you talk around the desk, and what you tap is later sent as minutes of the meeting.
    • The minutes don’t have to be in text format, it’s a way of showing them that destroys stereotypes.nishio.icon
  • The application that was originally included was Whack-a-Mole.
    • It’s a waste of time and effort to showcase something that has been developed over many years as “usable for whack-a-mole”.
  • sowawa> display with multi-point touch, reminds me of Samsung SUR40.

Markup Ratio

  • How many times the cost of production are you able to sell the product for?
  • Worst among developed countries
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Barriers to IP utilization

  • Search, decipher and utilize
  • Easy-to-understand translation
  • delusional rapture
  • Context discovery overlaid with social issues
  • Visualize and disseminate
  • Delusion leads to achievement.

Challenges and solutions we have been working on for three years

  • High human labor costs
    • Struggling to grow as a media
  • →Generated AI
    • Currently, the accuracy is still low, but the advantage of instant mass production
  • Mining delusions mass-produced by generative AI
    • The same idea of “Couldn’t this be used for packing materials? but the application of the idea may result in “ecological” or “cost reduction” benefits.
    • YukiJP> An example of how AI halcyonation can be used in a positive way
      • nishio> Sometimes you want the AI to be more halucinating.
      • sowawa> This goes along with what I was talking about with Ken earlier. It is more human or more fun to be halucinating.
    • YukiJP> I’d love to see some ideas that the AI generated but couldn’t make into articles.
      • You could make that part of the program available to the public, for a fee. New business development personnel are likely to subscribe.
  • Delusional Edition Pinterest.
    • Generates a large number of 0 to 0.1 before 0 to 1.
      • Related: Miscellaneous but useful : The output by ChatGPT was miscellaneous, so the time taken to edit it seemed to be more, but the benefit from the lower cost of starting to write far outweighed it.”.

Chain of ideas

question

  • Does it have to be a blockchain? It seems to me that recording an idea on a public chain would cause loss of novelty at that point and prevent subsequent patent applications?
    • There is a strong resistance to public disclosure, in some cases internally, but not for the general public.
    • Even if limited to internal disclosure, research, product development, and sales each have different perspectives, so it would be beneficial to create a system that bundles the contributions from these people’s perspectives and links them to value, leading to the utilization of knowledge within the company.
  • Semantic Web of Knowledge, Semantic Web in 3 dimensions
  • GPT
  • Technology and Business Matching
    • There are people who are in charge of new projects and are having trouble
    • Start with your own patents
    • Delusion is like tagging.
  • What royalty model is the existing patent?
    • different
    • Patents will be published.
    • waiting game in a circle (game theory)
      • The power to protect where we want to protect ourselves.
      • The existence of arbitrage, which enables patent trolls, is a flaw in the system to begin with.
    • Rock-like ownership
      • lot
    • Radical Markets
    • Patents are information, reproducible goods, why they can be occupied.
      • Rather the opposite, the problem was that ideas could not be possessed, and patent laws were created to allow them to be possessed.nishio.icon
        • Physical legalism.
        • It made the “idea for which the registration of the establishment of the patent right was made” into “property that can be owned.
    • Arbitrage resolution, how do you do it?
      • Radical Markets’ proposal is simple but doesn’t seem to match this problem
  • Today, when Internet searches have been replaced by generative AI, information can be obtained without looking at links.
    • Those who benefited from PV no longer did.
    • Similarly, a centralized AI can do the work of utilizing patent information.
      • Curated by AI
        • Determining the scope of useful information = calculation act
        • It’s a high calculation, which is why it’s so centralized.
        • Really?
        • Article 66(1) of the Patent Law: “A patent right shall arise upon registration of its establishment.”nishio.icon
          • In short, the requirement to be recorded in the patent office ledger is an accrual requirement
  • ken:
    • Talk about reducing distribution costs by narrowing down patterns.
      • Copyright Propagation → CC
        • 8 combinations of BY/NA/SA
      • I wrote about content propagation in Named Enemy as well.
        • 5.4.2 Open Content: Chain of Remixes and Value Propagationnishio.icon
      • Feel free to use it ↔ Give me 10% of the proceeds.
        • There are many different combinations.
        • If the patterns are narrowed down, it would be easier to put them on the blockchain.
    • Regarding machine matching
      • An “efficient patent troll” could be achieved by optimization with profit, not social good, as the objective function.
      • Need to be able to make Ethical decisions.
    • knowledge graph
      • LLMs move from static to dynamic graphs.
      • Network changes depending on context
      • Meaning-making becomes dynamic.
      • Information that “when A becomes possible, B becomes possible.”
        • A number of elements are updated by the input that A is now possible, following the network
        • Dynamic Semantic Web

Discord

  • Ikumi Akatsuka> Patents are supposed to keep knowledge open, but they tend to be used to keep it closed.
  • nuun> It’s a copyright context, not a patent context, but it’s close to story protocol.
  • YukiJP>
    • The idea itself of a system to replace patents with blockchain, which would return the money to the originator if used, has been around for about 5 years, so I’m curious what is preventing its implementation.
    • Friction with established forces responsible for patents? Simply difficult to implement at the ultra C level?
  • Zhou Jingfang> When I was a member of “Unexplored IT,” I made a presentation on how it would be great if we could create a system to systematically summarize previous research and then publish/develop it in a github-like format to create a github of thoughts.
  • YukiJP> If IP is managed by blockchain, I wonder if it would be better to use consortium chain to create a foundation as a collaboration across companies, and the revenue from the realization would be automatically distributed.
  • nishio> The phrase “patents are a game of camp” reminded me of the first story about “enclosing land and claiming ownership.”

    • The first who conceived the idea of enclosing a certain piece of land and declaring, “This is mine,” and found people so congratulatory that they believed it as it was, was the true founder of the political society (the state). --- [Rousseau.

    • I see you had some land here.
    • Radical Markets also pointed out that it says.
  • HiroHamada> I’ll add a code for Molecule, which offers IP-NFT for biotech companies, linking IP and NFT. https://github.com/moleculeprotocol/ipnft-samples
  • YukiJP>
    • It would be fun to have a big competition based on IP information.
    • A contest to see who can produce more interesting things, AI or not.
  • Zhou Jingfang>
    • Why is it that both codes and ideas are information, but codes are allowed to expand in an OSS way and ideas are not?
    • → Because code implementations are expensive to reproduce, but “patent ideas” are not so costly to reproduce?
    • If it were access to chatGPT to reproduce the dialogue with the person who came up with the patent idea, could it be forked or something similar to the code?
    • sowawa> ↑I think it’s possible.
  • Ikumi Akatsuka> note that you can pay by AI to AI
  • sowawa> This is the same thing lightning labs is saying.
  • nishio> Let’s create a gated digital nation with a centralized curated AI instead of patent law and strictly bound “citizenship” to communicate with it (delusion).
    • If you put an NDA when you join this “digital nation” (a closed web service called “Digital Nation”), you won’t lose your novelty by making it public knowledge.
  • Ikumi Akatsuka> Note: It would be good to create a CC-like classification for patents as well.
    • Lessig: “You know about eight different kinds of ^^^.”
  • YukiJP> I wonder if it is possible to make decisions by AI, and to what extent it is acceptable or possible.
  • sowawa> Indeed, AI seems to be better at optimizing financial returns.
  • sowawa> I sometimes think about the Semantic Web again when I think about AI.
    • Or rather, a reminder.
  • Ikumi Akatsuka> Dynamic Semantic Web
  • YukiJP> What is Semantic Web?
  • sowawa> Like a dynamic RAG.
  • nishio> Since humans can’t see the entire web anyway, why not render only the “surroundings” and generate only the nearby areas while moving around?
    • Image like an auto-generated dungeon game.
    • miyabi> It’s like a stream that curates and generates useful context within a certain perspective.
    • sowawa> That’s a filter bubble,,

Can’t we stop the cycle?

  • [Toshiya Tanaka
  • Materials:
  • The following is a mixture of speeches and questionsnishio.icon
    • name> ... from Discord
    • Exact time axis merging is difficult to achieve, so I used an appropriate one.

History rhymes.

The Web started as decentralized, but Web 2.0 centralized it, so Web 3 is a movement to regain decentralization.

  • error
  • Since the 90’s, the transformation to centralization has been pointed out, and there has been a movement to bring back the Web to individuals.

Ikumi Akatsuka> Creation of the Web

  • The inventor of the World Wide Web and a web thinker who continues to change the Internet talks about his design philosophy of the web and his vision for the next generation web.

  • YukiJP> 17800yen Ikumi Akatsuka> [Commons https://www.amazon.co.jp/コモンズ~Enforcing Net Ownership Kills Innovation-Lawrence Lessig-ebook/dp/B01HPIZ24I/ref=sr_1_6?__mk_en_JP=Katakana&crid =2U955ZYON4P49&keywords=Commons&qid=1698564740&s=books&sprefix=Commons%2Cstripbooks%2C168&sr=1-6]

  • Commons ~ Strengthening Ownership on the Net Kills Innovation

  • Commons is available for rent. KOJO> Looks like a lot of CC OSS talk today.

2005 Web2.0 - named what was already happening

  • Ikumi Akatsuka> Note: web2.0 was named after the movement GAFA since 2010

It is incorrect to say that “the Web began as decentralized but became centralized with Web 2.0.

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Ikumi Akatsuka> I am in a hurry as if they are talking about me. YukiJP> We tend to focus on the existence of centralized systems, but I think people themselves tend to be centralized.

  • I’d like to read any discussion or theory on whether a system can mitigate a person’s tendencies. Kobayu> I don’t understand decentralized things because… nishio> If everyone does not believe in Buddhism and feel that “there is no such thing as myself,” the trend toward centralization will not stop.
  • To stop the cycle, you must be liberated and get out of the circle of samsara (delusion).
  • sowawa> I think that’s called ordained.
  • nishio> I’ll go to India for a while to get a degree(…)
  • renchon> Let’s get ordained.

Takum> It says to break away from the nuclear and membrane structure, it’s a lickety-split.

  • nishio> Indeed, the membrane must be abolished.
  • Takum> We need to change the way we understand that the nucleus controls the inside of the membrane, but even if it could be implemented systematically, how many people would be able to understand it intuitively? nuun> https://youtu.be/NRUiD94aBwI?si=aADao-AqyhDUJqvk
  • Ray Dalio’s Interesting Economic Videos
  • Understanding the Economy in 30 Minutes

Haruto> In terms of the humanities, is Negri-Hart’s “Assembly” likely to mesh in the context of reactionary social movements and nonownership as a “co”?

renchon> I think the “original experience” of Vitalik who created Ethereum, for example the nerf of WoW, as a feature of Web3 decentralization is actually quite important for ideological understanding, even if it is just a narrative.

sowawa> There was something like why do people keep getting into crises?

  • I wonder what it was. I think it was a world history of capital.

miyabi> [/rindokukai00/nucleus as membrane recursion and the emergence of the pseudo-objectivity of control](https://scrapbox.io/rindokukai00/nucleus as membrane recursion and the emergence of the pseudo-objectivity of control)

autopoiesis

  • Evolution is not the essence of life, but a side effect
  • Autopoiesis for both TCP/IP and Bitcoin
    • Illusion of Control
    • End-to-End Principle
    • Simple enough to be infrastructure
    • Conservative about modifications
      • →Transition to IPv6 took a lot of time.
  • 100-year social transformation

sowawa> I’ve noticed that I’ve been using v6 quite a bit lately. Takum> Illusion of Control is a nice linguisticization, miyabi> I remember talking about cycles of governance with ikunn and others: [/rindokukai00/cycles of membrane recursion and symbolic emergence in social computing](https://scrapbox.io/rindokukai00/cycles of membrane recursion and symbolic emergence in social computing). sowawa> I also find it interesting that UDP is on the rise instead of TCP with the advent of QUIC. renchon> I think the forced comparison in the context of Buddhism is “TCP/IP is not Buddhism, but Bitcoin is” In the matter of inheritance of proper names nishio> I say “This is the first century of programming” as it relates to the time of change in terms of 100 years.

  • sowawa> Programming is dramatically increasing the amount of information that humans can handle, and I hope that it will awaken humanity by saturating it beyond its cognitive limits.
  • nishio> Half of the human race that didn’t wake up will die out and be eliminated by natural selection (delusional science fiction).
  • sowawa> accelerated thought-like

miyabi> Intermittent equilibrium theory - Wikipedia

  • The concept of slash-and-burn, evolutionary novelty theory

Ikumi Akatsuka>

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miyabi> https://youtu.be/AZheSdLrXD8?si=_0KbVu-lTc_laZvE

Yusuke Narita v.s. Ken Suzuki, author of “Democracy in the 22nd Century” and “Smooth Society and Its Enemies” talks about society in the 24th centuryName Enemy

designer

  • leader
    • entrepreneur Create a community
  • Create a service economic zone Super-emerging from society Hippie-ish. unparalleled

KOJO> At the last after-party, we were talking about how nice it is that Bitcoin has a god-like Satoshi Nakamoto, but in a way, it’s a conceptual simplicity of the basic infrastructure.

  • If PICSY could do it, Ken would be a god.
  • nishio> It is worth observing whether it makes sense for it to be Satoshi Nakamoto, whose face is not visible, or if it could be Vitalik or Kensuzuki.
  • sowawa> I wonder if the problem is that if you can see faces (in this case contactable and able to intervene politically), you may be able to create authority and decision making that is convenient for someone.

underground

  • No revocation or fraud protection.
    • Because they can’t be policed by authority.
  • So each individual does his or her best to avoid being scammed. Authority-free exchange platform
  • I could be trafficked.
  • No basic human rights.
    • It is not what Bitcoin does with the Bitcoin protocol itself. Bitcoin just does money and its transfers, no one distinguishes between them.
    • Talking about services and people who “use” bitcoin and make their own rules among themselves.
    • There is the same argument on the INTERNET.
      • RFC 8280 - Survey of Human Rights Protocol Considerations
      • The Internet is free. You can send packets containing anything anywhere, as long as you accept the rules of sending packets.” nishio> pointing out that the internet was created after the failure of the interconnected mutually beneficial community, I see.

Interpretation of Time Frame

  • First, decentralized spreads
    • Then you need rules.
      • The more detailed the rules, the more centralized it becomes. Interpreting Layers
  • Low layer is decentralized.
  • High layer: app store becomes centralized.
  • There’s a partial overlap with the interpretation of the time frame, because a high layer can’t be created without a low layer.nishio.icon

Sell organs and cash on Mercury

  • The idea of not selling is domination, surveillance and control in the first place.
  • “so that nothing bad can be done” = “defines what a ‘bad thing’ is.”
    • More rules by trying to eliminate them.
      • This story was in the “Commons.”
  • Blockchain is also just not monitored by the government.
    • Mutual monitoring and management
  • Trying to determine if it’s a good thing to distribute is CENTRALIZED because of the cost.
    • ↔ Isn’t it not a cost?

vulture M&A

  • Why do it?
    • Trying to accumulate resources (people, goods, and money)
    • In other words, “membrane.”
  • A wins, B loses” becomes a membrane.
    • A wins, B also wins.
      • telephone network - network effect のことが言いたいのだろうnishio.icon
      • rapid development
        • itself separates the inside from the outside of the network → membrane generation
          • How it passes through the membrane

nishio> society is so layered. KOJO> Is the crowd outside the capital sexual market the autopoiesis of society? - Intrinsic and Extrinsic Struggle

  • I googled 超出的 and found nishio’s scrapbox.

  • Intrinsic and Transcendental Struggle NAM Principle (2000) Reference from p.108 reading Yukito Emiya’s “Power and Modes of Exchange” Fight within this world or go outside the world and make something new.

nishio> I don’t know if “people” need to be able to understand it.

  • I’m sure the “human + AI” understanding capability is getting better and better. Kobayu> Even with AI, we cannot understand the world Takum> un ”~~”, I see. miyabi> It may be a matter of computational power that the more information that needs to be processed, the less primitive it is, the more it has to be mercurialized.
  • The symbol money basically only calculates value, so it is easy to handle in the symbolic operations that humans handle. Zhou Jingfang> ? The most important question is: “Can we increase everyone’s productivity and live a moderately rich and dignified life without endlessly overstimulating people’s desires?” YukiJP> I’m tempted to go back and read The Ethics of Leisure and Boredom.
  • From the obi of Ethics of Leisure and Boredom
  • “Bored or disgusted, they look for distractions, even suffering.”

  • Autopoiesis is a theory that captures the essence of life, originated by a Chilean biologist. It is derived from the Greek word “self, production,” meaning to create oneself recursively and self-compliantly.

  • [What is Autopoiesis Definition, Meaning, and Theory - A Guide to the Liberal Arts]

miyabi>

  • Seeking ethics in money
  • Let the money do the math.
    • PICSY

sowawa> Someone said that money is also a form of inorganic autopoiesis because money is self-purposing.

MIYABI Membrane.

nishio> Is AI a cell?

  • MIYABI> Maybe so. Markov blanket is an FEP concept, though.

ryoar> M&A is the act of taking the other party’s resources (people and money) and monopolizing them = membrane is created there

ken:

  • What is Autopoiesis?
    • What is life?
    • accumulate in the membrane.
    • self-preservation
    • Maintaining the System
    • self-purpose system
    • Birth of life, there are membrane and nuclear groups.
      • I’m a membrane guy.
  • Why do we repeat ourselves?
    • Oh, by the way, it was a cell.”
    • The state has a membranous nature.
    • Make security decentralized

sowawa> I wonder if money is an imaginary concept but has acquired autopoiesis. Because of human desire. The co-thought of desire.

Compliance makes it only normal.

  • Living on the Frontier
    • ethereum
      • Coming to the mainstream too soon.
      • Expectations are so high that it’s hard to keep up.
    • American democracy
      • Democracy 2.0
      • Puritans were persecuted and fled to the Americas.
      • America on the Frontier
        • That’s why they don’t fight the existing governance structures in Europe.
        • There is an option to run away without fighting the state.

sowawa> I can really relate to living in the middle of nowhere. miyabi> Do you want to tackle the mass issue head on?

  • Chodematic challenge, or NAM.
  • New visions are born on the frontier. sowawa> Innovation comes from the frontier.
  • We were persecuted. YukiJP> Building a development base in the rice paddies? (who)> Solidity House is a remote area in Saga nishio> Let’s find Saga!
  • They say innovation happens in the frontier. renchon> I recommend Kochi Prefecture.
  • Japan’s highest forest coverage, 84%.
  • That’s where I’m from.

(WHO)>Going to Mars

  • Saeko TORII>
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Pluralistic Technology: About Plurality and the Tortoise Enemy

. - [Taiyo Hamada

DeSci Tokyo CHUGAI INNOVATION DAY 2023 Distributed Clinical Trials

  • Send the device to the patient for a clinical trial
  • This doesn’t have to be a public chain.

February [DAO UTokyoInternational two-day conference on DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) - Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo https://www.iii.u-tokyo.ac .jp/event/230921event] June Funding the Commons.

YukiJP> Funding the commons

Related Discord 9/12

  • HiroHamada> I attended desci berlin. I have been in contact with David Casey of Protocol Labs, whom Mr. Takagi @tkgshn connected me with, and we are working to hold Funding the Commons in Japan next year. Funding the Commons] in Japan next year. I would like to ask for your help, as I believe that Namenyaku is a very important context from Japan. There are others such as Social Common Capital and Mechanism Design Center. We are also discussing AI safety and alignment and would like to combine with that. https://fundingthecommons.io/

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Distributed Innovation Commons

Takum> uk biobank

3 ideologies

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nishio> I am working on a translation of this story!

  • [/plurality-japanese/2-3: Ideologies of the Twenty-first Century](https://scrapbox.io/plurality-japanese/2-3: Ideologies of the Twenty-first Century).
  • I recommend it because it’s interesting to think about where your ideology is in the triangle. nuun>As for the three ideologies mentioned in this article, I recommend the explanation in the dictionary of the game civlization6 for more details ([6 images https://discord.com/channels/1101313849593958490/ 1128578753568718933/1168108034405441626]) Takum> The concepts of ES and AT come up, but I’m wondering if they correspond to Corporate Libertarianism and Synthetic Democracy.
  • supplementary explanationnishio.icon
    • Corporate Libertarianism and Synthetic Democracy are terms of the game Civ6
    • Two of the three “Ideologies of the Twenty-First Century” named by Entrepreneurial Sovereignty and Abundance Technocracy in The Plurality Book

Approaches to solving global social issues

  • Expanded weight of private budget
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    • Buffett, Gates.

digital democracy

Plurality

  • Plurality in RxC should be distinguished from Plurality in political philosophy.

  • RxC’s Plurality is “technology”

    • Technology” for Diversity and Democracy that can work across differences.

    • [/plurality-japanese/PLURALITY: 民主主義と違いを超えて協力するためのテクノロジー](https://scrapbox.io/plurality-japanese/PLURALITY: 民主主義と違いを超えて協力するためのテクノロジー)nishio.icon

  • Plurality Institute

  • GETTING-Plurality

    • Home - GETTING-Plurality
    • research network
      • Harvard Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics
      • by Edmond J. Safra Foundation
    • I want the ideology of the lickspittle enemy and Mr. Azuma to be known here.

↔Plurality in Political Philosophy

Transcritique

  • lickspittle
    • Scale-Free Fragmentation
      • membrane
      • Presenting “smoothing” the membrane
  • SmartNews
    • Gather information from multiple political positions
      • So at least we’re eliminating the fragmentation of information among the individuals who use the smartnews.nishio.icon
        • That will contribute to eliminating fragmentation on a larger scale.

teatwo> SmarNew’s ability to switch between left and right wing articles in the US was ambitious, but I wonder what’s happened now, “News From All Sides” YukiJP> I see that Brave has the ability to sort search results by “right wing”, “left wing”, etc. https://search.brave.com/help/goggles

Similarities and Differences between Named Enemies and Plurality synchronicity Awareness of common issues

  • The Need for Logic to Guide Collaboration in an Increasingly Confrontational Society
    • To put it a little tighter, it’s common to the point of “software technology can solve it, and it will solve it.nishio.icon Plurality within an individual
  • On the side of the Named Enemy, it is referred to as “splinterism.” Differences in membrane concept
  • This is not a question of which is better, but rather the concept of a “membrane” looks at things in more detail (Cognitive Resolution を上げる)上で有益な気がするなnishio.icon

summary

  • Concentration of wealth through IT → Emergence of new wealthy people → Intervention in social issues through private funding
    • self-contained (of a story, etc.)nishio.icon
      • By changing the source of resources for solving social problems,
      • Decision-making mechanisms for solving social issues are shaken up.
        • Because there is no legitimacy in using the traditional (when taxes were the source of funds) decision-making mechanism.
  • Therefore, technology and logic are needed to bring about “new forms of cooperation”.
    • The perspectives describing this domain are: Tame Enemy, Plurality, Social Common Capital

2024 Q2 with Funding the Commons, DeSci Tokyo, and Plurality Tokyo, call for cooperation.

question

Eliminating the enemy = undermining pluralism

Difference between Diversity and Plurality

Q: You mentioned a hypothetical relationship between the tame enemy and Plurality. ken:

  • The relationship between Nameko Enemy and Yukito Emaya is not so strong.
  • Affected.
    • Monetary Theory(Katsuto Iwai)
    • Marx: The Center of Possibility( Yukito Emaya)
    • Inquiry (Yukito Karatani)
    • These are two good books by Yukito Emotani.
    • Shifted perspective from modes of production to modes of exchange
    • The “Value Morphology” section of Marx’s “Theory of Capital”
    • Where does value come from?
      • It comes from exchange, not production.
    • Self-creation and self-destruction of money(Ayumu Yasutomi)
      • computer simulation
      • KEN: I learned this first, and from there I traced it to Emaya and Iwai.
    • self-purpose
    • ken: i don’t think the exchange relationship alone explains everything
      • The idea that “the substructure defines the superstructure” and “the structure of the state and society is also determined by the structure of the economy” is unreasonable.
      • It’s not just the exchange, but the state itself that is of value.
        • Value is created because we think money has value, just as value is created because we think a nation has value.
        • Those diverse values interact.
        • autopoiesis
        • Niklas Luhmann
          • [Niklas Luhmann - Wikipedia https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%8B%E3%82%AF%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B9%E3%83%BB%E3%83%AB%E3%83%BC%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B 3]

            • In 1971, he published a debate with Habermas., Critical Theory and Social Systems Theory: The Habermas-Luhmann Debate.

            • In 1984, he published his main work, “Soziale Systeme” (Social Systems Theory). He introduced the concept of autopoiesis into social systems theory.

            • Talcott Parsons’ and Luhmann’s social systems theories differ fundamentally in their conception of the “system” between them.

            • Parsons’ social system consists of a nested structure from the world system in the large to the individual in the small, whereas Luhmann considers a multidimensional, mutually complementary, and interpenetrating system with no hierarchy among systems.

            • While Parsons has methodological individualism, which is descended from Max Weber, at the core of his theoretical construct, Luhmann clearly rejects a theoretical construct that takes the “individual” as its starting point until late in his career.

            • I see. So you are imagining a complementary system without assuming a nested structure of large and small structures or a stacked structure of substructure and superstructure.nishio.icon
  • X is great, but it doesn’t have to be that 2x2 frame.
    • This is refreshing because I agree with you.nishio.icon
      • I felt that that frame framed my thinking and got in the way of thinking about the relationship between Cultivation of the Nowhere Sphere and Exchange Stylistics.
      • I think it would be useful to remove the frame and make some observations and observations about recent OSS and Ethereum
  • About [NAM
    • Mr. West invited me.
      • Mr. Emaya is going to do some social activities, so why don’t you join us?”

      • Japanese economist… Specializes in evolutionary economics, including Marx, Hayek, and Keynes… …Since contributing to Critical Space in 1996, his research on the local currency LETS has attracted the attention of Yukito Karatani, and he has been involved in the NAM movement… --- Tadashi Nishibe - Wikipedia

    • When I joined, Emiya said, “Why don’t you use the LETS you’re working on at NAM?”
      • I did it because it was a good opportunity.
    • I was doing PICSY at the same time and contributed about it.
      • We thought it would be a good public opportunity.
  • separatism - Hannah Arendt. - Carl Schmidt is about to shoot through - Are we shooting through? We don’t know yet.
  • I feel a familial resemblance between Plurality and the lickspittle enemy, but I think a detailed discussion would be better after I become a little more familiar with Pluralityfamilial resemblance.
    • Solution by Technology” is close to what we are trying to achieve.
    • I even mention security at the lickety-split stage.
      • Money→resource allocation→voting→security
      • It doesn’t look like we’re getting there.
    • With the emergence of ethereum, I feel the need to think about the new social contract
    • No need to emphasize the differences.
      • Similarity and family in the eyes of the world
      • It’s all about creating partnerships and changing the world.
  • It was my fault for not transmitting the Named Enemy in English.
    • It’s Smyrnau’s fault.
    • 2012/12 Released “Smart News” application
    • 2013/1 NAME ENEMY PUBLISHING
    • I didn’t know this.nishio.icon
      • It’s more like a superhuman release of these two in parallel.
    • I have an English paper I wrote in 2009, which was left as Reject because reviewers were very divided about it, and I’ll put it in arXiv for now.
    • As for the English version of Name Enemy, we could not make it CC-0 due to a conflict with the publisher, but we can partially release it under the pretext of promotion.

miyabi>

Haruto> I understand that you are talking about a technical paradigm in a communion-like context of Bataille. miyabi> The Theory of Money (Chikuma Gakugei Bunko) Takum> Self-creation and self-destruction of money

  • Just as life and death are inseparable, so are generation and decay. In order to explore the logic that runs through both, it is necessary to discuss collapse as well as emergence. In this presentation, I will discuss this issue through a model of money. In this model, money is self-generated in the midst of exchange by a subject with constrained rationality acting in self-interest … miyabi> This is a book by Dr. Nishibe. It is argued that “money is the zero sign.”

  • [Where is Capitalism Heading: Internalizing Markets and Free Investmentism (NHK Books) https://www.amazon.co.jp/資本主義はどこへ向かうのか-内部化する市場と自由投資主義-NHKブックス-西部-忠/dp/4140911735?crid=2YYF4 EHJW12T6&keywords=Western Capitalism&qid=1694151077&sprefix=Western+Capitalism,aps,247&sr=8-45&linkCode=shr&tag=tanichustudio-22&language=en_JP&ref_=as_ li_ss_shr&creativeASIN=4140911735&camp=1207&creative=undefined&linkId=401cc8aef33ea2a6cb8db095bb649937]

  • Is there happiness in an age when 10,000,000 people will become investors? Our society is now faced with many dark and serious problems, symbolized by widening inequality, increasing suicides, solitary deaths, child abuse, etc. These problems originated mainly in the economic realm, but have gradually eroded the realm of values and ethics. These problems, which originated mainly in the economic realm, have gradually encroached on the realm of values and ethics. The phenomenon of globalization has changed our behavior and mentality by promoting the buying, selling, and investing of all kinds of goods, transcending all boundaries and restrictions. This groundbreaking essay critically elucidates the capitalist market economy from a completely new perspective, including the internalization of the market and free investment as the ultimate form of capitalism, and develops a definitive monetary theory from there.

From Discord:.

What to read to understand Plurarity

. Zhou Jingfang> I would like a reading list of what to read to understand plurarity✋. YukiJP> Plurality: Technology for Collaborative Diversity and Democracy - RadicalxChange

  • This is what Audrey Tang and Glen Weyl first wrotenishio.icon Takum> Plurality: Technology for Collaborative Diversity and Democracy
  • This plurality.net is the latest national language translationnishio.icon YukiJP> [/plurality-tokyo/Plurality Articles in Japanese](https://scrapbox.io/plurality-tokyo/Plurality Articles in Japanese)
  • This is unorthodox commentary in Japanesenishio.icon yugo> https://github.com/pluralitybook/plurality

  • Root repository for Plurality: Technology for Collaborative Diversity and Democracy by Audrey Tang and E. Glen Weyl - GitHub - pluralitybook/plurality: Root repository for Plurality: Technology for…

  • This is the “Root repository of The Plurality Book as it is being written.”nishio.icon Takum> /plurality-japanese Plurality Japanese translation
  • This is what is being translated from “The Plurality Book’s Root repository” and will eventually flow into plurality.netnishio.icon

So you should first read plurality.net in the language of your choice.nishio.icon

I cut it out and put it here for ease of reference.nishio.icon

skipping session

The Illusion of Evidence

The Illusion of Evidence Create a culture where images are not evidence.

YukiJP>

  • hazuma By the way, as I have said repeatedly, the spread of generative AI means that the world will become a mixture of truth and lies. We have been living in such a world for a long time. Until recently, there were no photographs or recordings. Everyone spoke from memory.

  • hazuma Still, mankind has established a proper order, and I don’t think it is something to be so fearful of. It’s just that the simple assumption, which was conversely strengthened by the immaturity of technology over the past few decades, that if you provide “evidence” such as photos and recordings, the truth will be confirmed, will expire.

  • hazuma So, in my opinion, humanities knowledge will be rather effective in the age of generative AI. Humanists should look at the current situation with the understanding that it is not about protecting humans from AI, but rather AI that will restore the humanistic world (not sure if that is a good idea or not).

counter-misleading

nishio> A tradition has been established where the speaker’s presentation materials are used even though he/she is not speaking: … Is this “smooth”?

high risk-high reward

Exhibiting in AI is prohibited in Skeb.

  • The value of art is subjective.
  • I can pay 100,000 for an AI painting.
    • = Exchanging 100,000 yen for something generated by one click is considered a legitimate transaction.
    • →Can be used for money laundering.

Countermeasures against hoaxes

  • Who starts it is tied to power.
  • Need a system of “authoritative speakers” and “denial of authority” instead of “countering with memes.”
  • → I’m not arguing that countering with memes is the best way to go.

nishio> So you don’t know whether it is a counter to a hoax or another hoax?

Once the image has been digitally signed.

  • You know, an electronic signature doesn’t guarantee veracity.
  • How about protocol-wise?
  • I’m not sure that veracity is independent of time frame.

How to correct mistakes in community notes

  • Community notes are not a guarantee of truthfulness in the first place.
  • Am I right?” I didn’t ask.nishio.icon
    • Is it useful?” I ask.

    • We propose an algorithm that identifies notes that are considered informative and useful based on the user-generated notes themselves and the history of user-generated ratings for each note.

    • A system in which those commonly rated as “useful” by clusters of different opinions come out on top.
  • Clusters of community notes are not clusters of social nets, but clusters of past opinions

miyabi> A place for discussion, a kind of genus, trust, and ideological distance seems important.

This is a proposed system to replace money. No name yet.

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Much of the criticism of PICSY is criticism of money itself.

  • PICSY is too monetary.
  • What will really be used 300 years from now will be in a different form.

From scalar values to value vectors

  • Mechanisms born in an era of exclusionary nature of goods.
  • Digital goods are basically non-excludable goods

How to extract value from digital goods

  • Open to the whole world
    • Value is maximized How to Make Money
  • If you open it up to the whole world, you won’t make any money!
  • Copyrights and patents create exclusivity. The discrepancy between these two methods is a flaw in the system.

Cryptocurrency Waste

  • Inefficient to get a worldwide consensus to send $100 to the next town. Habits of the age of exclusionary ownership In the age of digital goods, we need a system that makes the most of the characteristics of digital goods.

Why is money stable?

  • Because people think it’s worth it.
  • People think it’s worth it, so they can use it in exchange.
  • It’s worth it because it can be used for exchange.

Proposed Method image

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Advantages of allowing time differences compared to bartering

  • Not much different from the gift economy in the village.
  • Can you do business with someone you don’t know? Suggestion to make it happen: flooding.
  • Behind the arrows, “information about needs” propagates.
  • 6th order of separation.
    • Virtually the whole world to deal with.

Q: Similar to Lightning Network.

  • No incentive to take the shortest route.
  • A: Not from Lightning Network
    • information retrieval algorithm

Infinitely generated problems

  • Reverse arrows are not negative.
    • I didn’t understand this either, but most people don’t get it, it’s not clearly explained.nishio.icon
      • The current currency is a two-tuple (p, c) with individual p and balance c corresponding to each other, whereas the proposed method is a three-tuple (p1, p2, c) because the “arrows” accumulate, and this does not cancel out (p2, p1, c) and is managed in a separate location.
  • image
    • No arrows are “people without trust.”
    • When arrows are stored, they are “people of trust.”
      • Even if the size of the two-way arrows are equal, they do not cancel each other out and lose credibility.

Flooding algorithm cannot be applied to services

  • Why not just create a token that says “Right to Service?”
  • In the end, it makes digital goods “things” without “character”.

heat_1nt by @kensuzuki “Let’s make things, let’s think ideas, and let’s do both at the same time.” that’s a numbing word.

Very good meeting again after the last one.

NameraConference

Sigmoid functions

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get-togethers

It’s impossible to organize, so I’ll write Ken’s closing remarks first.

  • Very interesting, made my brain sweat.
  • Great on the grass route.
  • Let’s make things and think about ideas, both at the same time!

difficult to organize get-together conversation

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nishio> I’m curious about the story of Arrow’s theorem being broken by quantum information!

  • Ikumi Akatsuka> I was wondering about this.
  • Takum> https://jglobal.jst.go.jp/detail?JGLOBAL_ID=202302251797483503
    • Like this one?
    • Quantum Voting and Breaking of Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem Kyoto Univ. Machine Translation | Literature Info | J-GLOBAL Science and Technology Research Link Center
  • I understand it was something like the sowawa CAP theorem.
  • Zhou Jingfang> My understanding is that we are talking about something like breaking the quantum Arrow’s theorem, which is a quantum extension of Arrow’s theorem, so I’m not sure how extensible it is to human society, but maybe not. I wanted someone to read it with me, so if you’d like, I’d be happy to do it. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1501.00458.pdf

sowawa A friend of mine who was doing unexplored with me wrote a book review of “[What are prices?

Q: Why did you start Scrapbox?

Maybe PICSY should move away from the monetary metaphor.

  • Natural recovery is unnatural as a metaphor.
  • Value decay
  • In the first place, in a growing economy, there will be a gradual inflation and a decay in the value of money.
    • Most people don’t get it, so maybe you’re right that comparing it to money as a metaphor in explaining it is misleading.
    • Whether or not PICSY is a currency is irrelevant to whether or not “PICSY is a beneficial system.”

SUI and APTOS.

  • Forks of [Libra
  • extremely fast
  • I want it to be better known.

Enhancing individual intellectual productivity or building team consensus?

  • Nishio personally has focused on the individual, thinking that Originality first before co-creation.
  • The Plurality aspect, especially the broad listening aspect, leads to better deliberation by strengthening the individual’s “ability to understand other people’s views”
  • I think it’s the Aufheben of the “individual or team” conflict.

Where would you map Masayoshi Sun to the triangle of “Ideology in the 21st Century”?

  • Not much information.
  • The episode, “Talking to ChatGPT, I’m putting out patents all over the place.”
    • Are you really doing this because you think it will give you a competitive advantage, or are you introducing it because you think it’s a useful narrative in creating a good perception of yourself by society?
    • If it were the former, I have a feeling you wouldn’t publish it.

A melting pot of ideas within the community

  • People with a viable idea and enthusiasm for it start their own businesses.
  • More and more spin out and eventually the community dies.
  • Move the good stuff.”

The first person to create the World Wide Web in Japan

  • Yohei Morita - Wikipedia
  • Yohei Morita | ALUMNI - TSUKUBA JOURNAL

    • In 1992, he built Japan’s first website, which led him to enter the world of science public relations. In 2003, he became the head of the Public Relations Office of the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK), and in 2012, he became the Acting Vice President of the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University.

Enron→SOX→J-SOX.

Practicality and “ahare

  • Waste is “ahare”.
  • Practicality gone too far is also “ah-hare.”
    • Maybe because it’s too wasteful and practical?
  • making wasteful efforts
  • nonessential and nonurgent
  • What is your ideal world?” KEN: “A world where waste can be created in peace.”
  • emo (i.e. effeminate)
    • It is of “indescribable” origin (Halcynation).
    • The Japanese-derived culture of emoji, which has also made its way into Unicode, is mistakenly believed to have originated from emotion, but in fact it is meant to express ‘inexpressible’ (i.e., not easily verbalized) feelings.”
      • have one’s imagination run wild

If values become too diverse, they become ungovernable.

  • Really?
  • Why?
  • cost escalation
  • Flat when values are no longer diverse.
  • Smooth is good
  • Smooth, not infinitely diverse because the value range is real.
    • In terms of diversity flat=1 < step=2 < smooth=♾️

Expanding Internality - Boundary smoothing - ambiguous. - fuzzy set - Blurring of company boundaries - → Campfire Management is the smoothing of the company’s membranes

The Genron Wars

  • interesting
  • Perspective of a small business owner, not as a speaker

Management is concerned about people

  • If you don’t take care, people will leave.
  • Organizations with more than 50 people almost care
    • grooming
  • Smooth evaluation by PICSY?
    • It doesn’t work with dozens of people.
  • Correctness of evaluation
    • “Correctness” and “usefulness.”
    • Dry evaluation does not motivate.
    • Evaluations that are highly motivating improve results in the following year.
    • Example: Failure and low results
      • Should they be evaluated on results and paid lower?
      • Should it be elevated as “good that you tried?”
      • Should we evaluate them dryly and give them another non-monetary reward?
    • Work in a company, not all of it belongs to the individual.
      • How much of the outcome is due to the individual? How much of it is due to the environment?
    • Personality of the person in question
      • Some people demotivate themselves with good evaluations!
        • ‘I’m running out of challenges in this environment, so I’m changing jobs and taking on new challenges.’
      • Dry evaluation exits the genus.
        • But different people have different personalities.
        • The manager’s job is to figure it out and make unfair adjustments.
    • People look at fairness sideways.
      • Who’s watching who
      • Managers must see these dynamics.

0xikkun The essence of personnel evaluation is not to evaluate people correctly, but to keep them motivated, and a bias term needs to be added to the correct evaluation.

0xikkun I’d like to consider moving to Twitter before it dies, but where are the candidates?

  • Nostr

    • Nostr What’s the best part?
    • At least they won’t be crushed from above.

  • 0xikkun I’m just trying to be realistic.

  • Use your own deliverables.

  • Sumanew, I use it about an hour a day.

  • All of the first 10 people on Mercury used Mercury.

When the CEO has a say in the product, there is no ownership between the PO and the engineers.

Going to see users

  • Go to the site, don’t call them.
    • Observe all things
  • They went to rural areas, not urban areas.
    • What kind of apps do you use? Like the Bible app.
    • Mobile network is slow and does not load while moving
      • →Smart New can be used at home to download news and use it without communication in mobile.

If PMF is the only objective, there are several winning patterns.

  • not very interesting
    • Same as buying stocks.
  • There is an element of art in matching PMF with “what we want to do”.

Do you A/B test when making a PMF?

  • local
  • Too time consuming without a lot of users.
  • Need 10,000 active users.
  • Use hunches and qualitative observations

When was the last time you PMF’d?

  • First day of launch
  • What percentage of the original fans?　Almost none.
  • I couldn’t find any other quality news app that worked crisply.
    • I wonder if it has to do with the “mobile communication is slow in rural areas” I mentioned earlier, it’s important to find out that that’s a pain point for users.nishio.icon
  • Does it need to be high quality from the start?
    • The PDCA cycle for the iOS App is not small because it is subject to review.

34% of the world’s mammals are humans and only 4% are wild animals, and 9 other little-known mammal trivia - GIGAZINE

  • krill | National Geographic Japan website

    • It is estimated that the total weight of nankyo krill is greater than the total weight of all humans on the planet.

  • r-strategy and K-strategy
    • r-K war abbreviation - Wikipedia
    • Does the number of individuals win or lose?
      • The krill were losing and getting eaten more and more, so we took the r strategy of more and more.
        • Balance with being eaten by natural enemies
      • Humans have adopted a strategy of modifying the environment to increase its carrying capacity.
        • It gets denser and denser.
        • No natural enemies
        • Now that we’ve killed the Neanderthals and have no enemies left, we have no choice but to kill our own kind.
  • Oxytocin, the hormone of love
    • It comes out when you hug, but it also comes out when you’re hitting the enemy.
    • People who haven’t found a huggable partner are starved for oxytocin and are satisfied by making enemies on social media and beating them up.
    • World peace if you bami meat and hug in VRChat
  • Escape off the Earth
  • reduce the population
  • Putting happy drugs in the tap water. - GBM

Free will or not?

  • Contradiction in “LLM doesn’t have free will, I do.”
    • Internal state of ~.
      • LLMs have internal states, too.
  • The state of being an atheist and having free will is not a contradiction.
    • Is there any logic that can affirm free will when the logic of “God gave us free will so we have free will” is blocked?

When you cut a human being down a little bit from one end to the other, how much of the ego do you have? - Reverse version of [Ship of Theseus

  • Let’s cut the brain in half instead of talking about such mumbo-jumbo.
    • If one of you has an ego, then the other has an ego, and you have two egos.
    • If one doesn’t have an ego, then neither does the other.
    • In the end reductionism is the problem

Continuing the story of [free will

  • Rivet experiment
    • There is an action potential 300 msec before the sense of free will.
  • No matter how complex the combination of components that behave deterministically, they do not behave non-deterministically.
    • Just as long as the parts work non-deterministically in the first place.
      • quantum brain hypothesis
  • Free will or not, it is beneficial to act as if you have free will, so act as if you do.
    • Whether it is free will or not does not affect life, so pragmatistically, “True or False, it’s the same.”
  • In a phenomenon that appears to be free will when an autonomous system refers to itself.
  • The time when the voice of the gods was heard.
  • People who have a hard time with free will.
    • Did the thought of “it’s hard to have free will” exist back then?
  • A Spiritual History of Creation and Extinction
    • It’s interesting and I recommend it.

World Civil Service

Quantum mechanical Russian roulette.

  • Assume immediate death before failure is observed
  • The physical constants are convenient to humans because they are observed by humans.

Cognition and metacognition.

What about as Worldcoin and UBI?

ojoknekNameraConference Once again, it was so good! It was crazy good that only people with a high density of knowledge and experience were in the conversation.

Ken Suzuki’s message of doing both implementation and thinking is still the best ojoknek In the announcement, I personally @HiroTHamadaJP I was glad to hear Mr. Ochiai’s discussion on the organization of digital ideology and the genealogy of ideas was clearly organized. I had a feeling that the ideologies of Mr. Ochiai/Narita and Mr. Azuma/Suzuki were sharply divided.

Gyojin EmoryaI hadn’t been exposed to this before, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to read up on his explorations.

ojoknek What the VC sees in the macro is broad, but not something I’m extremely familiar with. There is a discrepancy, for better or worse, between the on-the-spot feeling of those who are properly promoting the business and the investor’s perspective. I think it’s better to listen to the real voice of those who can promote the narrative, not reduce it to a theory or something like that. Entrepreneurs are promotable and respectable, and I wanted to implement it myself. yonkuro_awesome Start a business.

mdmdtogo2018 After situating symbolic emergent systems theory in the context of Named Enemies and Plurality, the plurality of interpretive systems (holographic paradigm) The symbolic generative ecosystem that contributes to the “smart news” ecosystem is either multimodal and collaborative creativity-based or smart news-like media when it comes to software. mdmdtogo2018 This is the difference between metacontent or generators, but Apple’s creation of the concept of spatial computing is contemporary I feel that the Innovations in the interface between computers and people, or in media, change people’s cognitive paradigms. mdmdtogo2018 “Computation” in the context of social computing is done primarily through symbolic communication. My motivation is to take that approach to the ecosystem of symbolic emergence and knowledge generation as the design of a communication field. It is also, paradoxically, to consider symbolic computation in governance.

mdmdtogo2018NameraConference Fragments of a smooth future envisioned by people sharing the same context are collaged together in heated discussion. Let’s think about ideas, let’s make things, let’s do both at the same time.” Thanks to Ken Suzuki and everyone else for your passionate words.

yuki__jp The first LT is Mr. Ryo Arai of Intellectual Property Illustrated @ryo77331

https://chizaizukan.com

There are many patents, but most of them are not commercialized. What kind of society will be created by these businesses, and the media that depicts this is the intellectual property illustrated book.

NameraConference image yuki__jp Explains difficult patents in an easy-to-understand way. Finding a strong context by layering social issues with ideas in a big picture way. Visualize a scene from the future where your fantasy idea is implemented.

0xikkun Money is just a tool to move people, so if you can move people, you don’t need money, and it’s all about human connection in the end. BoufrawFrodo2 I’ve come to the exact same conclusion.

BoufrawFrodo2: Money is a tool to move people, so if people move without money, they don’t need money and it’s the strongest.., 0xikkun Wait, wow, I’ve RT’d this in the past, so I was deep down cracking up. BoufrawFrodo2 If you get cracked in depth, you’ve already won.

Toori_mo At theNameraConference gathered based on “Smooth Society and Its Enemies”, Ken Suzuki, the founder of Smart News himself, Ken Suzuki Fake We showed AI images and presented “Evidence is an illusion”! image

  • yuki__jp It was very interesting and at the same time somewhat chilling in the reality of a world where it is becoming harder and harder to know what is true.

HiroTHamadaJP Yesterday, the logic was to introduce “Fungi Enemy” from the viewpoint of Plurality. The following is a proposal to think about it in terms of symbiosis with AI.

_tea_two “In 100-year increments, this is the first century of programming.”

mdmdtogo2018 “Computation” in the context of social computing is done primarily through symbolic communication. My motivation is to take that approach to the ecosystem of symbolic emergence and knowledge generation as the design of a communication field. It is also, paradoxically, to consider symbolic computation in governance.

[/nameteki/Namera Conference 2, Masa](https://scrapbox.io/nameteki/Namera Conference 2, Masa).

ojoknek I wrote a report on my impressions of last weekend’sNameraConference

I am grateful to be able to attend this meeting at this time when “The Smooth Society and Its Enemies” is being re-read!

[From design concept to manufacturing Namera Conference Impression Report｜KOJO]

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