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Chase information, when we catch up with it

If you have any leftover chewing gum, give it to me .... “That’s all for today. Do you have any questions? Well then, please do your best to the end.” The six people in the room were listening to the leader’s instructions absent-mindedly as usual. One of them had a chewing gum in her mouth. Are physical quantities measurable? How can time-varying information be perceived? In physics, the answer is simple. That is, the measured quantity at a point in time is uncertain. But now let’s extend the challenge to include not only quantitative measurement but also qualitative understanding. How is changing information in general captured? The leader, who was applying hair conditioner to his hair, left the room. However, I wondered how closely others had listened to the leader’s instructions earlier. I mean, just now he said “until the end”. To the last? I think it’s reasonable to say that “from now on” or “this week too” would be more appropr...

The Case for Half-Believing

It was learning how to live, think, and act in the narrow, uncomfortable space between them, where every important decision is made before anyone knows the whole truth.… By the time the alert reached the National Maritime Risk Coordination Center, it had already spread through encrypted messaging apps, shipping forums, and social media. “Possible submarine landslide detected east of the Izu–Bonin Trench. Tsunami risk under evaluation.” No government agency had issued an evacuation order. No seismic network had confirmed an earthquake large enough to generate a destructive wave. No ocean-bottom pressure sensor had yet reported an anomaly. Yet fishing cooperatives from Chiba to Shizuoka were already asking the same question. “Do we bring everyone back now, or wait for confirmation?” Dr. Aiko Nishimura, a specialist in decision science, looked at the incoming data wall. Most people imagined disaster management as a process of di...

6 points well organized, should ask someone do

In July this year, US President Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a total of eight times and asked for a survey on former Vice President Joe Biden ’s son If you do something and don’t have time, if you see people around you, you will ask for help. Will you do this? When you ask someone for something, you still have to be careful. The first thing to be aware of is time. “Can you do this after the work is done?” Predict work time and end time, and request miscellaneous matters. Next, where does the acceptor do it? You should have a working space or have a prospect. If you are in trouble when asked, “Where do I do this?”, The person asked will be more troubled. The third point is that you should know who you are requesting. If a person who hates miscellaneous things is asked for miscellaneous things, he will not start immediately. If possible, you should ask for help from someone who might be interested in the miscellaneous matters. ...

How do people who enforce spatially think?

In any case, a companion who finished watching the irrelevant video came and the silly conversation was over..... Dawn and sunset are very romantic. Do you know why such a moment is romantic? … If the rays from the sun are weakened, the landscape will not be clearly visible. That is, the amount of visible information suddenly decreases. And one cannot think logically. Such a psychological state is called romantic. When I heard the above explanation Now, with some controversy over gender Does the person who thinks in the flow of time seek a place? people gender thinking types spatially temporally When I heard the above explanation I had no choice but to nod. To be more precise, I didn’t try to find a reason to argue. I will admit that the amount of information decreases when it gets dim. But I don’t quite understand the claim that it makes people sentimental. If anything, the above reasoning merely describes how a particular individual fee...

As the performer survives from the desperate situation

In India, there is a magician who has not succeeded in trying to escape from the water with his hands and feet tied with a rope and chain. He is being investigated by the local police authorities with a view to the possibility of suicide Good morning. How are you? Sorry I made you wait. I was fluttering about something. Yes, we often have daily conversations, but usually, the end time is fixed 1 In India, there is a magician who has not succeeded in trying to escape from the water with his hands and feet tied with a rope and chain. He is being investigated by the local police authorities with a view to the possibility of suicide. 2 However, magic, especially magic, such as escape from the water, can not be regarded as entertainment unless it is performed under extremely dangerous conditions. 3 schedule conversations Be careful start not to defame others do not list negative things do not mention uncertain information to have fun end "It's hard t...

Memory Allocation: Why the Brain Needs to Delete the Past to Clear Space for the Future

There was still plenty of storage left.… The morning his phone refused to install an update, Daichi thought the problem was the operating system. A notification appeared on the screen: Not enough storage available. He had seen it before. His phone contained thousands of photographs—receipts he no longer needed, screenshots of train schedules from trips taken years ago, blurry pictures of meals, duplicate images of the same sunset, and videos whose existence he had completely forgotten. He began deleting them. At first, it felt strangely painful. Even the photographs he knew were useless seemed to possess a tiny emotional weight. A photograph of an empty restaurant reminded him of a friend he no longer saw. A screenshot of a weather forecast brought back an afternoon when he had been waiting for someone. A photograph of an ordinary street contained, invisibly, the person he had been when he took it. Eventually, however, the s...