On the process of knowledge creation and sharing

• An important step in creating new knowledge and sharing it with others

The concept of cutting through the forest that has not been verbalized

• Clearly express ideas and knowledge that have not yet been put into words and put into shareable form
  • Thinking at the edge of the edge
  • From a place where the path called "term" breaks, a new path opens up.

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まだ言語になってない森を切り開く

2023-09-04 22:05

Summary of notes

. It describes the concept of clearing the unspoken forest. This refers to the articulation of ideas and knowledge that have not yet been put into words and put into shareable form.

Relation to Fragment

. The fragment "Thinking at the edge of the edge" is closely related to the note. While the note describes "cutting through the forest that has not yet become language," the fragment details the specific process. In particular, the part about "term" pioneering a new path from a break in the road is directly related to the subject matter of the note.

deep thinking

The notes and fragments offer deep insights into the process of knowledge creation and sharing. Putting into words ideas and knowledge that have not yet been put into words is an important step in creating new knowledge and sharing it with others.

summary of thoughts and title

. "Putting untapped knowledge into words is the key to creating and sharing new knowledge." Title: "Cultivating Knowledge: From Unverbalized to Verbalized"

extra info

TITLES: ["Preparing a column about ChatGPT 2"], "Thinking at the edge of the edge", "Unreadable language cannot be noticed", "Working to open up the forest of what has not yet been written", ""What has not yet been put into words" cannot be subject to search", "LLM Post Worldview", "What has not yet been put into words", "Enlightenment and then counterpoint", "Flow of words","🤖🔁The difference between "made" and "using"", "Cumulative effect of ideas", "Hatena2010-09-18"] generated: 2023-09-04 22:05

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