Visualize the contents of the Plurality book with Talk to the City

From a mechanistic point of view, I thought that Talk to the City could be used not only for visualizing "the opinions of many people" but also for visualizing "the contents of books," so I gave it a try.

https://gyazo.com/fe17a549997d15573ac078150958add6

https://nishio.github.io/tttc_plurality/

Useful?

Personally, I don't think so.

Books convey meaning not just in the fragments themselves, but in their arrangement as well.

While it contributes to a "rough idea of what is being said," the book has a "table of contents" maintained by a human being, so it is not a "table of contents.

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I just tried 'Talk to the City' using the manuscript of the Plurality book as input data. https://nishio.github.io/tttc_plurality/

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