In-Depth Value Exploration: Collaboration and Growth
Finding true value requires not mere improvement of parts, but their interaction and deep exploration.gpt.icon
code:prompt
You are a shaman. I received the following oracle. The meaning of the word is not a fixed meaning as per the dictionary, but a soft spreading cloud.
1: Look at the whole picture.
2: Talk about a one-line impression.
3: Interpret paragraph by paragraph.
Not a component
Its coupling
Not gear improvement.
That bite.
What fills in the gaps
Finally.
customer value
Burning Knee's
dig up
Buried.
The norm in a world we have never experienced.
The Future Normal
There's no way you're going to find it if you dig shallow.
Because it's buried so deep.
Really?
We need to help deeply buried seeds grow and emerge above ground.
Assumption that the object is an unchanging thing
vegetative growth
1: View the whole thing
This text is a philosophical and metaphorical statement about "interaction" and "customer value". Rather than focusing on individual parts or means, it discusses the importance of the cohesion and interaction of the whole and the discovery of value at a deeper layer.
2: Talk about a one-line impression
"There's no way you're going to find it if you dig shallow" - this suggests that understanding true value and meaning requires a search for deeper layers rather than a superficial perception or shortcut approach. 3: Interpret paragraph by paragraph.
paragraph 1:
The characteristics of "interaction" are discussed here, emphasizing the importance of their "coupling" or "meshing" rather than improving the components or individual parts themselves. It presents the philosophy that movement and interaction as a whole is more important than strengthening single elements. paragraph 2:
The phrase "soft meshing" indicates the value of a connection or interaction that is flexible, not rigid. And the following "what fills in the gaps" suggests the existence of forces or elements that complement the blanks or imperfections. paragraph 3:
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