2-1b2f ‘Equivalence’ - Reality doesn’t care genealogy. Solving problems is what matters. How it’s done matters less.
Despite 9-2b3c We are more different than we are alike
5-1b1a1 Improving on already existent technology by removing one of its restraints amounts to innovation
10-2g5 Every invention is built up over time within culture
3-1c3b2 Reading the ‘original’ texts should not be the default to learn about philosophy (or anything for that matter)
8-1c2a What matters is the creativity per se, because non-creative parts will be made easier
A learned idea is equivalent to a new idea. Both have been created and criticized in the mind.
9-1b0b ‘If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.‘BorrowedCreativity
1-2e1 Be ambitious but leverage what you already know
2-1c1 ‘Comparative advantage’ - If others can do it, let them
4-1a4b3d The ‘ledger of record’ shifts the focus to adjacent layers
9-2a1 It doesn’t matter where you came from (or where you are); what matters is what you can do and where you are going
6-3b3b Not differentiating developers from users mean what attracts the former also attracts the latter, and vice versa
If you use anything with the same understanding as the creator, it’s as though you created that product yourself!develop
9-1b0c Reality doesn’t differentiate reading-thinking-writing-playing-doing-investing-building
12-1a2a Crypto is network-ideological movement and doesn’t differentiate Chinese and Americans
”Interobjective”develop
Implication for creative interpretation ‘創造的読者’develop
- An ability to recombine ideas itself is creativity, but we don’t know where it comes fromdevelop
- 3-1c2f In tech, most of the value is in the ordering, in the useful configuration of zeroes and ones, which users click to pay for it
- But in the sense of configuration of words
- Because of cultural differences, everyone can write something that resonates with someone else
- It’s probably impossible to write something that resonates with everyone (e.g., 10-2g1a Science emerged from culture)
- But remember: resonates doesn’t mean being read uniformly, because 9-1b1a It almost never happens that two minds hold precisely the same idea
- It’s probably impossible to write something that resonates with everyone (e.g., 10-2g1a Science emerged from culture)
- Because of cultural differences, everyone can write something that resonates with someone else
- But in the sense of configuration of words