Kozaneba as of LENCHI_Day3

https://gyazo.com/a46fd545adc34f314f517c2a019ab2e1

arrange roughly

https://gyazo.com/15bf6173cdf7d2985f21541b0ee16ce7

Common parts to be common and so on.

https://gyazo.com/04ec79ea47e4f9144cc91ccb74e6fffe

I have yesterday's next to it, so I'll merge them.

https://gyazo.com/55c03aff311d5ffba0d5fc2271f76734

It's done.

https://gyazo.com/a46fd545adc34f314f517c2a019ab2e1

Though I do it casually and unconsciously, "organizing today's minutes and then merging them with yesterday's minutes" is better than "organizing yesterday's minutes while merging today's minutes". What is better is that in the latter case, "yesterday's thoughts" become "the frame of existing thoughts" and "new information is applied to the existing structure. That makes it difficult to create new structures.

Renamed "Kozaneba as of this point in time" to "Kozaneba as of Day 1". Renaming "Kozaneba at this point today" to "Kozaneba at this point today" does no harm as a book heading, but it is inconvenient in Scrapbox, where the name is the URL. Different contents should have different names, and having the same name is a sign that the naming does not properly reflect the contents. After some consideration, I decided to use "Kozaneba as of Day 3. Scrapbox allows us to rename the links while maintaining the connection, so we can change the names to "appropriate names" without worrying.

In the process of sorting this out, a new idea came to me.

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