Writing with the expectation that others will process the information

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At the well, I sometimes write what I have in my head in the hope that others will process(?) the information. I sometimes write what is in my head in the hope that

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I wrote this because I thought if others could see what I'm going through right now, they could give me some calm/logical/critical pointers.

I wrote it in the hope that if I wrote about some vague idea I had, someone who could relate it to other concepts would write about it.

Title of this page

I haven't come up with a very good expression, but I thought if I wrote it anyway, someone might catch my intention and come up with a good expression.

I can't really express what I want to say very well,

Instead of asking others to think about XX,

By leaving the information XX, someone might think of something when they see it, or something like that?

I feel a little different.

Fuseki is placed in anticipation that it will come alive later.

What is being said on this page is "expectations."

A little weaker than foreseen?

[Botanical Metaphors.

[collective intelligence

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Consider the act of writing with the expectation that others will process information at the well. There is an expectation that others will look at one's thoughts and give cool pointers. There is also the expectation that others will relate one's vague ideas to one's own. This act is like outsourcing information processing, and there is a sense of connecting the brain with others. This can be described as a kind of collective intelligence.

In Nishio's research note, "2023-02-14 Organizing the Leading Edge of the Top Page," a connection is found with the act of expecting others to process information at the well. The process of cutting out the text written at the well after it has been heated up is similar to the act of expecting others to process information, using others' perspectives and knowledge to create new information.

deep thinking

The act of expecting others to process information at the well can be considered a type of collective intelligence. The process of using the perspectives and knowledge of others to generate new information leads to the creation of new knowledge that transcends individual knowledge and perspectives. This leads to the creation of new knowledge that transcends individual knowledge and perspectives.

The act of expecting others to process information is a form of collective intelligence that leads to the creation of new knowledge."

Title: "Outsourcing Information Processing and Collective Intelligence at the Well

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generated: 2023-09-03 21:24

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Writing with the expectation that others will process the information

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