from [pIntEn]groundThe reference to 'ground' could also be related to the boxes at the bottom layer.

[Facebook 2015−12−03 https://www.facebook.com/nishiohirokazu/posts/10207333359788776]>[最初のアイデア]を出すことを0→1だと考えがちだが、それは0.001くらいで、[必要なリソース]を集めて0.01、[試作]が動いて0.1、試作の問題点を直して[リリース]してようやく1、という気がしてきた。そして1にまで育てておかないと、ランダムなタイミングで[floor]されて[消滅]する。

By reading this book, readers can learn intellitech, the method to boost your creativity. This is the book I would recommend for studying intellitech.Some of the comments from reviewers include:I noticed what I hadn't noticed before

from [pIntEn]T.S. ElliotA reviewer suggested a relation >T.S. Elliot: “We shall not cease from exploration> And the end of all our exploring

It is important to understand before you memorize. It is also related to the 20 rules to structure knowledge, "Rule 1: Do not try to learn things you can not understand."Recall the parable of the pyramid introduced in Chapter 1. Just by reading books and gathering information, they are just lined up on the [ground]. You need to accumulate the collected information and

In [(1.1.2) Modeling and abstraction], I describe the box can be stacked in the fields of [mathematics]. So the author of a mathematics book assumes that the reader build blocks up the exactly correctEspecially mathematical books use the contents defined earlier in the book to compress subsequent parts.

[knowledge] is [stack]ed on the [foundation][en.icon]