20191011 Tachikawa Nishio chat notes

Organized based on this conversation: [Thought Node 2019-10-14 - Scrapbox by NISHIO Hirokazu https://scrapbox.io/nishio/%E6%80%9D%E8%80%83%E3%81%AE%E7%B5%90%E7%AF%80%E7%82%B 92019-10-14]

- I want to make [knowledge](/en/knowledge) look good.
- How do you define "nice"?
- Not looking good right now.
    - <img src='https://scrapbox.io/api/pages/nishio-en/nishio/icon' alt='nishio.icon' height="19.5"/> You're stuck on the "P" in [PRO Model](/en/PRO%20Model).
- Book format old-fashioned
    - Can I read a book?
    - Shouldn't a better way be created in this day and age?
- Table of Contents
        - [Civil Code Map](/en/Civil%20Code%20Map)
- The assumption that a human being is going to read it is wrong in the first place.
    - What kind of things does AI read?
- search (e.g. for someone using a search engine)
    - Keywords → Text
        - [inverted index](/en/inverted%20index)
    - This should evolve.
    - Man must create keywords.
    - Poorly derived results from keywords
    - When humans interact, they are not searching by keywords.
        - Groupware, Experience, Books, Yahoo Chieftaincy
        - [Return proposed action with situation as input](/en/Return%20proposed%20action%20with%20situation%20as%20input)?
        - Example
            - Want to improve poor customer attraction
            - Ask your instructor to help you attract customers."
            - I don't want to ask the instructor to attract customers.
            - →Action proposal: Instead of making a request (instruction for action), why not share information on the current situation?
        - Issues need to be verbalized.
        - This activity is too advanced and is far beyond the system we are trying to create now.
    - Generation? Abstraction?
- It is impossible for a human being to read all the groupware, experiences, books, Yahoo Wisdom
    - We need a presence that reads everything instead.
    - Brain emulator: [The human raw brain is inferior and needs to be replaced.](/en/The%20human%20raw%20brain%20is%20inferior%20and%20needs%20to%20be%20replaced.)

• What's the point of reading a book and highlighting it?

  • Discovering a sharp expression of what was already in me
  • Read books and learn new things
  • Read understand the meaning of the time difference.
  • 「 People have individual differences. 」
    • I used to, but then one day I got hooked and started to get passionate about it.
  • 「 human bug 」
    • It was already noted in Scrapbox.
    • After a time, I realized how "important and interesting" it was. - Quotes are context dependent
    • Why is Drucker. interesting?
    • Bring about a change in mental models
    • Drucker does not explain by quotation
      • My observations and reflections
      • It was written in the textbooks." Lame.
      • The association defines "" as "." That's lame.
        • false objectivity
      • ⇔ Properly subjective Not done.
        • a decent subjectivity that springs from the belly
      • You have to create your own words to make it interesting.

• I want to emulate subjectivity.

  • Collecting subjectivity
  • Interesting subjectivity.
  • Need psychological safety?
  • I won't be offended if you express what you think (i.e., subjective).

• People need subjectivity to be interested.

  • ⇔ objective
    • Search = "~ contains keyword X"
    • Analysis = "Keyword X appears N times in ~"
  • Even if objective specs are good, "boring" will get you NG.
    • Majority people love subjectivity.

• It would be interesting if the listening chat system became subjective.

  • What are the specifics?
    • preferences
      • Propagation from parents to some extent
      • Is subjectivity created by likes and dislikes?
      • No single system, but a system of individual differences
      • A bot that looks at all your Twitter posts and DMs you things you might like

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