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Consist of conscious hearing of something and unconscious hearing of something

Look at that store, some really weird people having a good time drinking.” .... “Keep it to yourself. You know? It’s not going to make any money running a bar down this street in this town.” If you want to keep this story confidential, why don’t you speak quieter? “There are no good people on this street. There are people hanging around here and there who don’t do anything during the day. They don’t even have change to go to a bar and drink a few drinks.” What is uninvited information? I would like to assert that most of the information, strictly defined, is uninvited information. It is information that we cannot avoid. Even you find it annoying, right? That unwanted information is distributed by exploiting the properties of our perceptual organs. You see, even you and I have only a few coins left in our pockets. “So if you want to do business here, you have to lower the selling price a lot. The price of alcohol has to be on par with the candy that...

Be, simply put, a society governed by law

No way, is it for letting people stand here one by one? .... Every time I pass by the big building, I notice something strange. The building is a gambling hall. Those who do not know the circumstances may mistake the building for some kind of warehouse. But let’s take a closer look. Can you see a few people walking by? Various gambling equipment is lined up inside the white wall, and there is even a small dining room. What is a structured society? I think it’s only recently that we’ve been able to calmly approve of control and follow as a set. I don’t care about the set’s provenance, I just want to point out a few things about its current state. First, the relationship between dominating and dominated is divided into functional and structural. For ease of explanation, let us simply assume that the relationship between dominating and dominated is society. I would like to say that there is a structural society and a functional society in society. Struc...

Make for us to perceive

Whoa, what does that mean? .... “He hasn’t come back here yet. I wonder when he’ll come back. I’m going to ask him to buy me dinner tonight!” In her early twenties, she always wears light sportswear and has small wireless earbuds in her ears. Her head is like an onion because her short hair is dyed gold. Cool girl, I think one of my specialties is being able to talk with people around me while listening to music with earphones. Even though sometimes the conversation is weird Checking out her simple dance choreography in front of the big mirror at the entrance of the hangout, she glances at me as she waits for the generous man to return. Why are natural phenomena so mysterious? The world as we perceive it is not made for us to perceive. By nature, our perceptual faculties are so capricious that we can perceive only what is easy for us to perceive. That is why the world is always an object that is easy for us to understand. But I wonder if this is all ...

Join the conversation

Then he said “I was working in the kitchen of the town cafeteria.” .... “My hometown doesn’t have anything special to say about it. There are mountains, roads and fields, nothing special to draw your attention to.” The young man who says so happens to meet a woman from the same town by chance at a hangout, and they have a friendly talk. The conversation between the two was lively and seemed to be fun. “There was nothing in that town.” “Yeah, it was nothing.” We sit in chairs with mugs and have our usual nonsensical conversation. A young man born in a boring town also joins the conversation. What is the definition of surprise? It is easy to think that the fact that something is unexpected means that an unrelated element has been prepared as a premise. In other words, when we find some relationship between unrelated elements, we perceive it as surprising. But I wonder if the surprise will come as a surprise to everyone. I don’t know why I noticed some...

Think and reason and acquire certain concepts

Because this cat whispered something to me..... All sofas in our hangout have a capacity of about 4 people. If those who couldn’t use it want to spend the night here, please lie down on the floor. I’m not brave enough to sleep on the floor, so I quietly leave here on such nights. Underneath the large bridge illuminated by the lights, the water surface of the large river is reflected in black. I like this bridge and river. Well, there is a large mansion on the way to this bridge. Even though I’ve never seen anyone living in this mansion. Why should we be wary of absolutes? You know the feeling that no one wants to even imagine an absolutely superior concept, right? We think and reason and acquire certain concepts, but they must not be absolute. Because what we make must not be better than we are. It may come as a surprise, but the number of people walking through the city center at night is extremely low. I pass by the mansion on an empty road. I o...

Receive an almost sinister appraisal, which stands in the way of dispassionate commentary

Or maybe a koala claw? .... “The next item is the most important, so listen carefully to what I am about to say.” Are you going to tell the fourth most important thing? If so, I wonder if the three items you just mentioned weren’t very important. “Listen? If you get into a traffic accident, check the information of the other party who caused the accident. Write down the name, phone number, address, and vehicle number of the other party.” What are the harmful effects of distinguishing between good and bad? The function or effect of coercion receives an almost sinister appraisal, which stands in the way of dispassionate commentary. Whether it is logic, coercion, or rather even psychology, it is inevitable that it will be distinguished by good and evil, but there is little discussion about the operation of those concepts. If the evaluation is excessively low due to the immaturity of the operation method, there is nothing this stupid. That is certainly ...

Start to understand why there are no trash cans here

I’m slowly starting to understand why there are no trash cans here, but I’m not going to point that out to anyone who works hard here..... “Yes? Are you looking for a trash can? Well, we don’t have anything like that here. If you have something to throw away, please take it with you.” I barely swallowed the scream. I’ve always felt this garage was weird. Newly opened venture companies have novel ideas and employ many young people who excel in IT technology. Of course, that’s great, and no one can deny that. This garage develops and operates innovative groupware. It is not easy for the non-expert to understand the work here. What is the way to partially fulfill the ideal? The ideal always seems far away, the reality always kisses us. But it’s too early to give up on everything. As a milestone to the ideal, various practical options are available. We can choose what we like from among a wide variety of options. However, only half of this vast garage ...

Note that this angry guy is a nice guy

If that’s the case, I want to tell that bumbling bastard not to bother calling me directly.” .... “I yelled at the guy, didn’t you check the announcement? Because he had no idea I told him over and over again.” To his credit, I’d like to preliminarily note that this angry guy is a nice guy. He is grumbling as he laces his sneakers. According to him, his colleague has screwed up again. What is the nature of social life? It can be said that the essence of social life is its relationship with urban functions. This has nothing to do with the size of the town you live in. As soon as we step outside our private space, we are forced to come to terms with urban functions. That urban function means an anonymous relationship with the anonymous masses. In short, you don’t know the person walking in front of you, and they don’t know your name. “It is right to report customer complaints or requests to the company immediately, but such reports should be sent a te...