Mechanisms for discussing with a large number of people

A system for discussion with [many people

• [/blu3mo-public/ a mechanism to discuss with many people](https://scrapbox.io/blu3mo-public/ a mechanism to discuss with many people).
• The nuance of "with many" instead of "with many" is interesting.
  • It is Anthropomorphism, which takes a set of people as a person, to argue "with many people" because "many people" is a set of people, not a person.
  • An important key may lie in this anthropomorphism. - Cultivating intersubjectivity

supplementary consideration

• In order to create a need, the significance of participation must be clarified.
  • Emphasize the value of "your voice reaching society," for example, in the policy formation process and in functioning as a new consensus-building platform.
• Detecting loops could make barren discussion areas visible and direct discussion participants to another constructive node.
  • Oh well
    • When I detected the loop, I thought I was going to get rid of it.
    • Simply detecting a loop and having the AI point out, "This is a round-about discussion," creates an incentive for participants to leave it.
• By analyzing "points at which opinions tend to converge and diverge" and "frequently appearing key terms," it becomes easier to understand the landscape of the entire discussion.
  • It would be easier to understand the flow of the discussion if we could just visualize the key terms that appear frequently.
• Overall, we feel that the approach of structuring, visualizing, and reusing text-based discussion data is interesting and has the potential to develop into a useful "huge discussion archive" or "map of social knowledge" depending on appropriate guidance (user experience design).

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