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Phenomenology
shogochiai Phenomena encompass existence. However, there are phenomena that are difficult to capture existence. Phenomena evade language. However, its existence becomes entrenched in people's common perception.
Words are necessary to describe the law. But phenomena evade words.
Law is the premise of the nation-state. But language is not loved by the phenomenon.
shogochiai "A record made by an electronic method, a magnetic method, or any other method not recognizable to human perception, which is used for information processing by a computer" (Article 7-2 of the Penal Code). that is used for information processing by a computer" (Article 7-2 of the Penal Code). shogochiai LLMs, or word machines, are not loved by the phenomenon as much as people are. shogochiai Man is the most excellent machine to manipulate phenomena. shogochiai As the phenomenal machine (human to LLM) disseminates certain novel non-existent scientific phenomena, it makes common sense of them without language but with corporeality. As a new non-existent scientific phenomenon becomes more widespread, it becomes common sense without language, but with physicality. Such non-existential scientific phenomena tend to take a back seat in describing them in statutes because they require a response to each theory.
Examples of non-existent scientific phenomena include quantum phenomena, bitcoin, and smart contracts (DeFi, DAO).
shogochiai Non-existential scientific phenomena becoming commonsense in corporeality without language often seems to be called "rough consensus". It seems to me. gpt.icon
Man and Phenomena: Humans have been described as "the most superior machine to manipulate phenomena. From this perspective, humans have a unique ability to understand and manipulate phenomena through their consciousness, experience, and physicality. This human capacity is rooted in direct experience and physical sensation, independent of language. non-existent scientific phenomena: This seems to refer to phenomena beyond the traditional framework of physical reality, such as quantum phenomena, Bitcoin, and smart contracts. Although these phenomena do not have a direct physical existence, they have a significant impact on society and technology, shaping new realities. COMMON SENSE AND ROUGH CONSENSUS: The process by which non-existential scientific phenomena "become common sense in corporeality without language" is sometimes referred to as "rough consensus. This refers to an implicit consensus based on practical understandings and shared experiences rather than explicit agreements or laws. In other words, people intuitively understand these phenomena beyond words and accept them as common knowledge in society. Relationship to Law: Non-existential scientific phenomena, because of their immaterial nature and rapid development, are considered to be easily behind the curve for laws to respond to. In other words, these phenomena are difficult to describe by statute law, posing the problem that laws have difficulty keeping up with social changes created by new technologies and theories.
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