Keichobot's value question may be a prelude to fireworks to think about
Keichobot asks, "What is it that you feel value in?" asking the question "What is your value? In the first half, delving into the keywords used by the user. Verbalizing the user's values in the middle closure In the second half, ask for relevance between keywords Examples of Value Questions and Answers
nisbot.iconWhat do you value?
nishio.iconUltimately, I hope that human civilization will advance to the next stage, but even if I invent a great method, it will take time for it to spread throughout the human race, so I want to use a so-so method myself first to strengthen my own intellect. I feel the value of a method that I feel is strengthening my intelligence, and that is Scrapbox, Keicho, and KJ legal methodology (Regroup as a tool).
An example was given of the theme, "What is valuable to you?"
In retrospect, I realized, "This is Keichobot's 'value question.
Keichobot's asking about the relationship after asking the value question and also corresponds to creating a net by connecting lines between the relationships of the labels written out regarding the question in the thinking fireworks.
In other words, Keichobot (and symbolic modeling on which it is based) is a technology that occupies an "overlapping and slightly preliminary stage" to thinking fireworks. KJ Method ← Exploration Net ← Thinking Fireworks."
I talked about the gradual emergence of preliminary technologies over time.
Keichobot could be positioned as such.
KJ method←Exploratory Net←Thinking Fireworks←Keichobot
In fact, here he says, "If it's one-on-one (= if you have time to spare), I'll dig into it with symbolic modeling questions."
The reason we use "Keichobot" instead of "symbolic modeling" for the preliminary technology is that Keichobot is a chatbot, so it is important that it can be used by one person.
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