I've noticed a common theme among Bitcoin enthusiasts: their interest in Bitcoin is often driven by a wide range of individual motivations and unique life stories.

In a global landscape where trust in traditional currencies wavered, Bitcoin stood out as a reliable alternative. With the worries of the Eurozone collapse and hyperinflation in Venezuela haunting many, Bitcoin became a symbol of financial resilience. It offered a means to accumulate wealth and protect assets in an uncertain world, filling a void where there was no comparable or complementary currency in terms of secure assets, unlike the US dollar and gold.

William was born in Venezuela, a country plagued by hyperinflation and economic turmoil. He once operated a mining farm in his hometown. But after a certain time, he shut it down and moved to Madrid, where his father came from. William told me the electricity in Venezuela is virtually free but the economy is crushed.

S is a software engineer originally from Portugal. He found it increasingly challenging to save money due to the financial uncertainties, so he relocated to Amsterdam in search of a new equilibrium.

It's evident that people are experiencing the impact of rising living expenses, and even for me, after nearly a year of living in Europe, the tangible effects on our daily essentials have become increasingly pronounced. I've penned a piece to capture this reality.

https://mirror.xyz/0x65a0Af703047dfDd270361659d02f4f0E8547202/NLMjLCbaO2Y9yZsWz8sgvY25PuHKVs58VfBK8tAitSY

Amidst these individual struggles, the concept of Bitcoin accumulation emerged as a beacon of hope. People began to recognize the need for financial education, a deeper understanding of what a currency is, and how money should function in a complex world.

Edward Snowden, a polarizing figure known for his staunch advocacy of privacy and cybersecurity, delves deep into the realms of open and free speech, sparking debates about the fine balance between individual liberties and national security. While it's not a topic that everyone finds easy to embrace, his unwavering commitment to these ideals reflects the great responsibility and courage it takes to confront the issues at hand.

Snowden's message isn't always one of optimism; his revelations about mass surveillance often come across as a heavy burden to bear. Yet, in the midst of his discomfort and discontent, he offers a thought-provoking perspective. He highlights the interesting nature of the Bitcoin community, where individuals create their own demands and can even earn a living within this self-sustaining ecosystem.

There is a discussion about "publishing on Bitcoin". Essentially Bitcoin is a database, an immutable ledger. Data costs bitcoin, Bitcoin magazine published once → 11 megabits cost 7000 dollars. So the question is: What has to be inscribed on Bitcoin?

Lastly, it comes my favorite project on Bitcoin Amsterdam.

The creator of Seed Signer was a cop👮 and a 12-year forensic examiner, a 3D printing geek. He created a device to leverage Bitcoin's use as a decentralized, permission-less, seizure-resistant, dilution-resistant store of value, a hard wallet to enable users to secure their private keys. Hard wallet is designed to protect the things written on paper.

His background as a forensic examiner, with a keen eye for detail and security, made him the prospect of bridging digital and physical security. He envisioned a device that would combine the world of law enforcement and the world of 3D printing.

The Seed Signer was no ordinary hard wallet. It is a chef-d'oeuvre of engineering, to let you perform hint-less transactions via simple DIY equipment.

Bitcoin is never an inherent answer to happiness, creativity, or energy(to me). Maybe it is an integration of the complexity, if you are not satisfied with xxx aspect of the current system, you can find something odd here. So it's an option, not necessarily inherently... ok I will shut up when the bus 🚌 comes back again.

We are all, in our own ways, involved in predicting and influencing what comes next in this intricate tapestry of life.

Here, there is an incredibly open space surrounded by the natural environment I yearn for, with ever-changing clear skies.

However, people's thinking doesn't seem as open as one would imagine; everyone is busy with one phase-based task after another.

Each person has an assumption that only by completing these check boxes ✅ can I do what I want. Only after building good relationships with ten professors can I research xxx effectively.

Then, there is very little time to think about what one really wants to do.

It feels like they don't truly care about learning; they are merely focused on completing tasks, doing what needs to be done within a specific time frame, and then never touching it again. Of course, this is my perception from my interactions, and I believe in its authenticity because I have had similar thoughts myself at times.

It needs to be acknowledged that I can never reach a state of mind where I can do these things well, but I don't care about them. I just can't.

It's not about how important the utility of knowledge is; it's about how important the utility of knowledge is to oneself (a kind of illumination for the mind). There is a psychological aspect where you're forced to read a book to meet certain test requirements, and then you discover the interesting parts that make you start thinking, "Maybe this is what I was originally interested in." I don't know if it's true because it cannot be too easy for people to lie to themselves.

I always feel that memory doesn't lie and I'm increasingly unable to tolerate rote memorization.

Once again, I firmly believe that if I can't engage in active writing, if I don't have a natural interest in particular knowledge, it becomes a temporary burden in my mind.

Once again, I feel that education crushes people's interest in knowledge, filling the space of the mind with seemingly irrelevant information in exchange for temporary "victories" and achievements. Can I really do it well and truly want to do it? Without a unified standard, how will I measure myself?

I think I still need to fight for time and space for my dreams and attention.

It needs to be acknowledged that my interest still lies at the intersection of blockchain and thought tools.

While there are many things you can do in this world, what truly becomes difficult is giving up on certain things and doing what must be done.

I think I still hold onto the illusion of passion for myself, believing that there is something that can motivate me to get out of bed every morning(I hate this phase but yeah), waiting for me.

I have decided to return to my home country to focus on writing or reclaiming my writing rhythm. I have experienced an exciting 8 months(still some rest of time to go), and now it's time for some reflection. I know I will greatly miss this place, the time that felt like a dream in my life, the people I encountered here, the state of being experienced here, and the solitude in close proximity to nature. But like a curse of time, I always hesitate to turn experiences into life, as if by doing so, they lose their uniqueness and become trivial matters.

To observe oneself in a particular environment, one must step out of that environment to see. It seems like I must always finish one thing before starting another.

汇率站在台前 如此自然的蹦蹦跳跳

螺杆有时候在想 为什么世界不是平的 钱在世界上的流通 就好像一层层的过滤 钱虽然看上去是一个约定俗成的概念 但好像不同地方的人拿到的是被不同程度上稀释了的版本。

他从小就对钱没什么“概念”，长大了虽说远没到不用担心钱的程度，但仍然对钱一无所知。

直到每一次交租的时候，他才被迫扯着神经来思考。毕竟，6开头变成了如今的7.89，这事让他越来越不舒服，睡觉的时候感觉有东西在吃他的钱。他甚至相信钱是可以在换来换去中消失，没错，就是在不断的两两兑换中趋近无穷 小。

螺杆一向不喜欢琢磨数字背后的原因。毕竟，深究也是自讨苦吃，既没办法让面包价格跳的慢点，也没办法让自己的腰包迅速鼓起来，还要消耗些理应被快乐占用的脑细胞，他有一回尝试跑步的时候开心思考，结果快要吐了。

他有时候只是觉得有趣：这个东西无比神奇的联系着每一个人，勾勒出许许多多小立方体格子。

5

下午时分，螺杆在索菲的咖啡店里抱怨最近汇率猛涨。今天除了索菲，还有另一个从别的城市来的女孩，螺杆记得她家是做汇率生意的

“美元可是通行世界的货币”，这女孩的语气就好像在说吃pasta要用餐刀forchetta（如此显而易见

“难道欧元不...哎是吗？”螺杆刚理直气壮的出口，然后迅速瘪了下来

“好像不是”索菲从游戏里分神了一秒，抬了下眼皮

面包从90分涨到1.09，土耳其肉卷儿从3块涨到4块。只有咖啡1.2保持着稳定，毕竟大家每天从早喝到晚的东西。涨太快可是要罢工给你看

好像有种怪兽在吃人们的钱，时间确实应该用来吃饭，睡觉，打怪兽！

6

人们的生活看起来风平浪静，依旧闲适轻松，好像与这件事隔离，各式各样的海报遍布大街小巷、遍布修道院、教堂、图书馆的墙上和走廊，户外活动，植物的聚会，城市慢跑马拉松、跨城市自行车赛、圣乔瓦尼街头音乐会，不孤单的城堡音乐会...商店橱窗里绿斑点黑条纹的比基尼带出了夏天的节奏

一个身材高挑的黑人女孩走过，她身上的锃粉色吊带和如黑夜一般的皮肤让螺杆觉得简直是完美的搭配。

保持快乐的秘诀就是不去想让人不快乐的事情，好像是本地人快乐的秘诀。

但是有人会一直快乐吗？

算了，还是不要想了。螺杆站在了起跑线上，和300多个跑者一起准备出发。

今天是是圣乔瓦尼马拉松11km赛。

0118 午餐：豆角茄子焖面 + 煎鲷鱼半只

0116 小南瓜冻豆腐烩隔夜烤土豆意面

0112 自制不麻稍辣烫

0110 仿米其林三星的煎豆腐 配一口酸黄瓜

0107 早餐：萨拉米卷油条 配牛奶

0105 Home made aperitivo

对比一下，和餐厅的（简直没啥差别！）

0120 餐厅 Beirut

茄子hummus（意大利叫做Mutabbal）简直太好吃😋。

Dolma是个长得像小粽子一样的食物，用grape leaves包裹着米，很香，口感糯叽叽。我第一次知道grape leaves 🍃 这种东西且作为食材，香味真的很好，而且可以直接食用有种健康的感觉。

配料：Riso,prezzemolo,menta,pomodoro,cipolla,aglio,spezie

Fatayir，中间的馅儿是菠菜(spinaci)和和洋葱，加芝士一起烤的，不知道调味用的啥但是很好吃，比意大利饺子要清淡。

第一次尝试很多种阿拉伯食物很奇妙，果然各个地区都有自己proud of的食物，阿拉伯和伊朗朋友看我吃的不亦乐乎🤪，而且阿拉伯和伊朗有很多食物是很相似的，和他们的语言一样。

Deep Learning

(P168) Deep learning is the core technology of DeepMind.

(P184) The big idea that drove the third wave of neural net research went by the name of Deep Learning.

Machine Learning

(P54) Like the name ‘Artificial intelligence’ itself, ‘machine learning’ is perhaps an unfortunate choice of terminology.

(P55) In fact, machine learning is not like human learning: it is about learning from and making predictions about data.

(P168) … how one particular approach to machine learning - neural networks - came to dominate… and the new idea driving their resurgence is a technique called deep learning.

(P168) Machine learning is a subfield of AI, but for much of the 60 years, it had evolved on a separate path.

(P173) Machine learning as a field is as old as AI itself, and just as large.

(P173) But the recent successes of machine learning have been based around one particular technique: neural networks(usually abbreviated to ‘neural nets‘).

Natural language

(P56) For a long time, the main approach to understanding natural languages involved trying to come up with precise rules that define these languages, in the same way that we have precise rules defining computer language.

Key figures

P149 Di cosa siamo capaci, pensò. Crescere, amare, fare figli, invecchiare - e tutto questo mentre anche siamo altrove, nel tempo lungo di una risposta non arrivata, o di un gesto non finito. Quanti sentieri, e a che passo differente li risaliamo, in quello che sembra un unico viaggio.

P79 死亡是唯一一种确定老去的方式

P56 “Morire è solo un modo particolarmente esatto di invecchiare”

P245 他写一段故事，一个场景，就像一本书里的片段。

P154“Storie? - Sì. Scriveva un pezzo di una storia,una scena, come fosse un frammento di un libro “

P246 我们是整个故事，不仅仅是那些人物。我们是那些散步的树林，是骗人的坏蛋，是周围的混乱，是所有我们经历过的事情，是东西的颜色、声音。

P155“ non siamo personaggi,siamo storie… che dovremmo capire è che noi siamo tutta la storia, non solo quel personaggio. Siamo il bocco dove cammina, il cattivo che lo frega, il casinò che c’è attorno, tutta la gente che passa, il colore delle cose, i rumori.” …

P247 我们每个人都是一本书的几页，但是这本书没人写过，在我们头脑里的书架上寻找，也找不到。Mr Gwyn想做的事就是，给那些找他的人写出那本书，写出合适的页数，为他们写 画像，他确信自己能写好。

P155 Jasper Gwyn diceva che tutti siamo qualche pagina di un libro, ma di un libro che nessuno ha mai scritto e che invano cerchiamo negli scaffali della nostra mente.

Mi disse che quello che cercava di fare era scrivere quel libro per la gente che andava da lui. Le pagine giuste. Era sicuro di poterci riuscire.

blockchain has nothing to do with functionality, or way too far still. it is for stories, for us to think about something out of nothing, or to extend. it is a perfect tool for human thoughts, finally, thoughts stand a chance to value themselves.

他们创造或解释的需求完全无关紧要，与这世界上serious la gravitàs 大事相比太微不足道了。有时候你感到他们是在强行解释让事情看起来有用，承诺将来有用，而他们想做这事儿只是出于一种思维排列组合后的本能，因为他们深感一种美妙，甚至这种美妙震撼了自己。你可能觉得为什么要把能量和时间浪费在这些事情上，去想想如何解决气候变化、饥饿、人口移走问题不好吗？

那人的思维问题 谁来解决？

这种感觉 源于我读了《ma non troppo》那本书 我们往往忘记了一种很难定义的品质：那品质不沉重*（la levitas）*，却有一种有趣又离经叛道的体质，像看一本精彩的小说一样

我们确实认同这世界是一系列严肃的叙事 很多故事也是

我们习惯把它归类为一种技术 但区块链可能是一种故事的体裁 故事开采了思维

提到Ai你会想到人机大战，想到机器取代人类，想到人类和机器和谐共处。是能想象到的想象力 

E'lumorismo che consiste nella capacità di intendere, apprezzare ed esprimere il comico è una dote piuttosto rara tra gli esseri umani. l'umorismo no deve implicare una posizione ostile bensì una profonda e spesso indulgente simpatia umana. umorismo不包含敌对的立场，往往是深刻的、宽容的人类同理心。

但区块链，没有clue，用l'umorismo这个词来形容这种绵延不断的故事性倒很合适。人物有时也席承了这种体裁，区块链不会忘记，但能宽恕...

我们强调它的深刻性和沉重性，而忘记了它的精彩和故事性（但并不是说就大坏蛋的事儿就是精彩的事儿）。你不会要求一本小说解决你的吃饭问题，但它确实解决了很多问题。

non siamo personaggi,siamo storie… che dovremmo capire è che noi siamo tutta la storia, non solo quel personaggio. Siamo il bocco dove cammina, il cattivo che lo frega, il casinò che c’è attorno, tutta la gente che passa, il colore delle cose, i rumori.” …

我们是整个故事，不仅仅是那些人物。我们是那些散步的树林，是骗人的坏蛋，是周围的混乱，是所有我们经历过的事情，是东西的颜色、声音。

我发现区块链仍是我的心灵港湾，在那里我可以发现一些故事，或者认出一些故事中的人物，我愿意化身为一座宾馆大堂。

essere una lobby, fisicamente.

我为什么不能写这世界上拥有奇奇怪怪思维的人呢？他们做出来的东西可能是积木，是裹着浓番茄酱和水牛奶酪的油炸新月型面团儿，是人们可以一眼认出来的东西，但他们的思维是奶酪拉丝儿、是深海、是延伸的树，是我现在的词语完全触及不到的地方。

我可能 又要开始工作了 可能是为别人“写画像”

我感到一种焦虑 不久会出现很多区块链故事书

谁知道呢

Mi disse che quello che cercava di fare era scrivere quel libro per la gente che andava da lui. Le pagine giuste. Era sicuro di poterci riuscire.

人总会在某个时段筛掉周围的一些人 然后想想对自己真正重要 的东西

升维之后呢？你将会有钱，然后生活无忧，品质保障，朋友圈更新换代，被众人捧月，能量上升...然后呢

她不会告诉你然后怎么样。

「我」一直觉得真·的事情：对你重要的人，眼前只能容的下不多的人，心里能容下的更少，因为每容纳一个人都要占据一些时间，不管是他们给你带来心烦还是愉快。他们可能没有给你带来愉快的体验，诸多磕绊，但至少他们没有带来幻觉。

别人的思想很危险，尤其是好话，好听的叙事最为危险。没有啥公式级的applicable的理论，就算我之前觉得naval牛逼，我还是逐渐的离远点。

能被称作是大师、思想的人，都只「活在书里」了。（you know what i mean ...

我不听你那一套，我就是感受、忍受、享受要我失败的、低维的人生，辛苦点呗，能量时好时坏呗，自相矛盾呗，谁让咱在这瞬息万变、悲欢交替的可爱可恨的人间呢。

真正的善良和勇敢 可能更多是看过了世上更多的悲惨或丑恶的东西之后，还能依然保持对生命的热爱，还能依然向善（从kino脑子里偷来的绝句

真正的能量 出现在想要拉屎的那一刻（我的切身体会😑

我写这些东西并不是证明我对（咳咳 别人的思想很危险）或者说服啥么 而是出于我和你一起度过的时间 让我想要说出这些

有一种勇敢可能是 你选择不去懂一些看似可以轻易美好的东西 而是耸耸肩，直面生活

Welcome to the real world, it sucks but, you gotta love it.

只要别有雾。

下山的时候耳机里随机播着black pink的歌，跑到山下时遇到了张开双臂的Gesu，正好放到麻吉宝，众卿只管开舞

晚上9点，我订了去中央剧院（Teatro Bonci）看柏林舞团的Hiphop舞剧。这回的座位在楼上包间，冲一把阔太太看戏。每个包间3个座位，也不是很宽敞，有种演唱会坐在山顶的感觉。

我第一次看Hiphop的舞剧，感觉设置了一个工人阶级通过舞蹈反抗资本家的故事，其中融入了breaking、popping、locking等，音乐推动故事进行。舞者6个B-boy，1 popper Girl ，1 Locker。

有几个细节印象很深：

和人的身体同步旋转的箱子📦

幕布前女人身体isolation 影子一帧帧的放映

剧院的光打的真好，舞台上三个空间元素：左边的幕布（影子），可移动的箱子，前面的几节铁轨（用来承载滑轮板子）

我给Lucia姐姐发消息说我想家了。她和我说：

Viviti i momenti belli qua

在这里度过美好的时光

Saranno dei ricordi fantastici

它们将成为美好的回忆

Poi passa il tempo

时间会记录这一切

我可以感受到为什么要强化/健自己的肉身，只要他在，你就仍在现实中继续

和一种欲望去体验人与人之间（尽管会带来诸多挫败）的关系

我曾经觉得很多事情、很多工作、很多关系都没有意义（可能我现在依旧），它浪费了我的时间和生命

人不管被设计成不完美 还是，这本来就是一种必然

我们就好像就是在体会这种不完美中体会到时间的作用、时间的存在：

时间带来一切伤痛，时间同时治愈一切

当你真的充满绝望、不知所措、满腹怀疑，不管是不是有一个合时宜的人告诉你：不要害怕，时间会解决问题。时间都会治愈这些，然后 进行下一个循环

当我们问人的智能是什么？人和机器有何不同？

如果机器的设计目标就是完美，就不是感受挫败，就不是患上孤独

当你用同样的语音语调、同样的用词（以及同样的手势）去讲话的时候，不管你长什么样，你都像是换了一副面孔一样

真的不夸张，我在模仿语调和跟上语速的时候，小手真的不自觉抬起来…

英文反而不算。这个语言我从小学三年级开始学（现在的孩子刚会叫妈咪爸比就被送国际学校了），我在我自己的国家（没有现实）“学”了10几年，作为所谓能力的证明（尽管所有人都不说，我爸妈一听我嘟囔英语就烦），某些职业的必备素质，目的性交流的工具。我能用这个语言阅读，组词造句成文，和外国人面面不相觑。。这个过程用了10年

所谓坚持“学”英语和坚持毫无关系，喜欢一个东西不用坚持，不自觉就去干了。喜欢它纯粹是因为我读出来自己觉得好听，造个句子写个段子觉得有意思，看懂这些词排列组合出来的故事觉得神奇。

所以我好奇，现实打造（击）你习得一门语言，要花多久的时间；更妙的是，这还是只有一小部分人讲的语言（走出意大利都没人说）

首先，这个过程意想不到的分心和难。直接搭好了“现实大剧场”，我带着一副成人的面孔和不及幼儿的语言水平和心理素质。

圣诞夜管弦音乐会（orchestra），我买了最后剩下的那张离门口最近的票，正准备好感情听演奏贝多芬…

我旁边座位的奶奶敲了下我，叫我把帽子摘了

• io: ... ma perché?

她指了指前排的一个戴帽子的大爷，说

• Lei: i vecchi sono così...

(va bene, sono giovane

La vita è una cosa seria, molto spesso tragica,qualche volta comica. I Greci dell’età classica avvertivano profondamente e coltivavano il senso tragico della vita. I Romani, in genere piú pratici, non ne facevano una tragedia ma consideravano la vita una cosa seria: di conseguenza tra le qualità umane apprezzavano in modo particolare la gravitas e tenevano in poco conto la levitas. -- Carlo M. Cipolla

喜剧和悲剧 可能是同一个故事的不同视角 生活是一系列的视角和观点，悲喜交加

就像一个棱镜，你在这个角上看一个人是笑的，另一个角上看他就愁眉苦脸。可你看的就是同一个人

喜剧产生于人与人之间接触时瞬间的内心活动 经常是出于——尴尬 我觉得这是一种非常human的品质 尴尬证明你俩感知到彼此的存在 在看对方的眼睛 或真的在听对方讲话 不在意就永远不会尴尬

喜剧出自不断失败的生活 which is 生活本货 作者从第一人视角跳出来 描述一个第三人 发现当场的悲催、绝望、尴尬此时变得格外滑稽有趣 幽默不是旁观嘲笑谁 而是发现人的可爱之处

菲编的伦敦生活 意大利有个剧叫我恨圣诞节 你我的生活 都是这类型

然后你就会神奇的发现 每个人都“不为人知的失败” 大家只是不说而已

速效救心丸=原来不是只有我失败/悲催/孤独啊

Comedy and tragedy may be different perspectives on the same story, Life is a series of perspectives and points of view, sad and happy.

Like a prism, you look at a person who is smiling in this corner, and he looks sad in another corner. But you're looking at the same person.

Comedy arises from the momentary inner activity of human contact, often out of - embarrassment(a very human quality), embarrassment proves that you both perceive each other's presence, are looking into each other's eyes or really listening to each other.

if you do not care, you will never be embarrassed

Comedy comes from a life full of constant failure, and the writer jumps in from the first person's point of view to describe a third person who finds the sadness, the despair, and the awkwardness of the scene to be hilarious and funny.

Fleabag, io odio il Natale (an Italian play, means I Hate Christmas), and your life and mine are all in that genre.

And you magically discover that everyone has "unspoken failures" that people just don't talk about.

Quick fix = I'm not the only one who's failed/miserable/lonely

Piano piano

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Zeil - Antiquariat

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Damocle Edizioni

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• Independent publishing house specialized in translations of bi-lingual editions of books(Woolf, Cesare Pavese, etc)

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• Storia di Venezia, e traduzione di multi lingue

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• 外面挂着一个500人的拯救文字和纸质书的签名，一部标题为 Quanto siamo progrediti dall'invenzione della ruota? （自从车轮以来，我们进步了多少?）的论文集，玻璃框框着，作者都是Luciano Buggio （店主本人）这个人儿非常有意思 他本来是一个家具工匠做了很久很久，从这门手艺中得到了解释一些问题的新颖叙事，从解释摆线运动和沙漠狐狸开始…

A question: Am I learning?

Repeat words as a way the world makes sense to the mind.

Literature or reading is always the driving force of my personal language learning, I was commented 'you are not learning anything!' by my italiano teacher when I wrote a paragraph on a vocation to Padova using words and grammar she didn't teach. Yes, I referred to something from the books I read, and abstracted symbols from the journey, while consulting my friend about grammar. Besides the negative feedback, I had much fun constructing the little piece.

"Wasn't I learning the language?", I questioned. This is really something that I can not explain in the language class, still, I can hardly speak and remember&apply the Grammar quickly and well.

"Wasn't I acquiring language?" when I first hear the phrase"language acquisition" by Prof Stephen Krasen, the doubts and self-deny were somewhat relieved (it's like I found a proper explanation for my language failure). I started to think about what I have done, naturally, as a language lover.

As I said, my interests in multi-lingual come from reading. I m just fond of words(text) and stories, not only what the stories are but how they are told. I m curious about the magic words lego world opened but also hidden by the translator.

The intention for me to go to Italy and study is from a book series and an author --L'amica Geniale, written by Elena Ferrante. This is also the first time I felt Italiano as “una lingua bella”. The 1st sentence I knew is "io non ci sto".

During my travels around Europe, I went to ancient bookstores where I m surrounded by weird words, and classical music from nowhere but the books.

I talked to the place owners about the representative authors and the reader-friendly copies for language beginners. I got recommended from an owner in Frankfort on Schopenhauer's "the world as mind and representations" after we exchange ideas about Filosofia; I came across the story of human stupidity(umana stupidità) and economics in the Middle age(Pepe, vino e Lana economico in mezzo) in Padova; I was introduced to a collection of fairytales (fiabe) with dialogues (dialoghi) written by an Italian author Luigi Capuana in Forlì…

The purpose is to give one or two product ideation and show some HCI designs in progress, to 'promote' language acquisition through reading and text recognition which I found super interesting,

almeno.

Culture Acquisition

I have no intention of proving this reading to be whatsoever functional, but to offer an aspect of thinking on language acquisition. It is quite hard for one to be a master in R,L,W,S in many languages, but it's quite possible that we can read and merge more words under comprehensible context(stories, science fiction, academic writings, fairy tales, poems, quotes in the lucky biscuits 🥠 etc).

In terms of cultural acquisition:

In the course of my travel and study, I discovered the richness of European languages and texts. For example, many Chinese readers are influenced by writers such as Schopenhauer and Han Byung-Chul (German), Elena Ferrante or Carlo Cipolla (Italian) mainly through the mouths of one or two translators, it's awesome though, I wonder if it is possible to establish some connections between texts (the intertextuality). People would become more interested in the language&culture behind the stories. For example, my interest in Italy and Italiano was born from reading Ferrante's work <L'amica Geniale>,; I could easily recognize other works by Han Byung-Chul in German bookshops after reading his ; not to mention my love for the writers such as Saussure, Norman Chomsky, Aby Warburg, Paul Valéry, Walter Benjamin, Derrida, Schopenhauer, and I was not content to receive translations up to this point, but to come further into the culture to build my own version of the translation and understand the intertextuality between languages. Aby Warburg only seems closer via a translation copy in italian--, and Paul Valéry was introduced by an English interpreter Berkay Ustun. Nachleben der Antike Warum baut ein Privatmann eine Bibliothek? Intertextuality is one of the driving forces for building word block, which makes it a cross-linguistic literary linking tool, embodying an infinite regression of meaningful links in different versions of the translation through the same identifiers(works, authors, abstractions). To simplify, It is like a literature dictionary. Merge Words are the unique identifiers of a person's thoughts. Concepts merge within and between books. For instance, when I read by Eric Lenneberg, he mentioned 'language' many times. (VI) His hypothesis that language is a central,maturationally defined mental function which is relatively independent of learning, that "language is the manifestation of species-specific cogitive propensities." (P3)The growing conception that language is essentially a localizable cereal function. language* is "the expression and reception of ideas and feelings."* Or the brain His conception of the brain was that of a highly integrated organ constantly changing over time according to certain epigenetic trajectories. Therefore information-processing or man-machine models of cognitive functioning were of limited value to him because they ignored the forth dimension of time. Across #Language, Here we do a bit of merging: (blocks shown below are from my own reading fragments) Language* is a computation system based on recursive enumerable digitally infinite entities, the simplest way of computation is binary set formation called Merging.* --Norman Chomsky Writers spend their lives searching for the right combination of words, finding the right tools of expression: what language, rhythm and sense of speech are appropriate to tell what I know and what i learn. Without the right vocabulary, without a long training process of learning to combine words and language, it is impossible to produce something authentic-- the truth that emanates from a properly worded text, dissolves in the language; it is directly linked to the energy that emanates from the sentence. --La frantumaglia, Elena Ferrante Things become diverse: …Ethereum does this by building what is essentially the ultimate abstract foundational layer: a blockchain with a built-in Turing-complete programming language, allowing anyone to write smart contracts and decentralized applications where they can create their own arbitrary rules for ownership, transaction formats and state transition functions… --Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum whitepaper Most likely, both the gossip theory and the there-is-a-lion-near-the-river theory are valid. Yet the truly unique feature of our language is not its ability to transmit information about men and lions. Rather, it's the ability to transmit information about things that do not exist at all. As far as we know, only Sapiens can talk about entire kinds of entities that they have never seen, touched or smelled. --Yuval Noah Harari, Sapiens Zipf discovered the law through the observation of the frequency of words in the English language, but the law holds even for randomly generated "languages," as well. The law states that, "given some corpus of natural language utterances, the frequency of any word is inversely proportional to its rank in the frequency table. Thus the most frequent word will occur approximately twice as often as the second most frequent word, three times as often as the third most frequent word, etc." --Zipf’s Law etc. I m not intended to summarize or manufact the relationship or weights of those sentences(for now), but to propose a possible way that the mind computes, through merging to understand the concepts. we merge those concepts not in a linear order, just like Chomsky said "mother nature doesn't care about linear order". writing is the result of reading, borrowing the right words from others‘ writings, and re-organizing (ordering) them. There is no beginning and no one knows when it began. For me, the meaning of multidisciplinary reading is to know the concept even explained in quite different contexts. texts or words themselves are not mathematical notations which more formally defined and applicable, but they are notations for thoughts while reading and writing. Behind it now we have explanations like universal grammar (Noman Chomsky). Product design A literature dictionary of multi-lingue word block as a text interface data storage with ownership the text and its metadata will be stored on IPFS, a content-addressing data storage network. multi-search by topics ## #Schopenhauer #Ferrante by key words / by DID merge when similar text is found, can do merge (save to folder-- *dataverse) A tool to record the fragmented reading an android app to be more touchable real location ease of input and search web view (search) mobile app Blockchain in the design IPFS storage CID-based content addressing your text is not removed by anyone Ceramic data streams data model design to enable complex query DID control the ownership and access of their data Filecoin Virtual machine (FVM) write smart contract tokenize word blocks 中文 以下文字目的是探索人机交互在阅读中的语言习得，同时与现实世界互动。除了一般的语言学习方法，如语法规则，非强制性练习，强迫说话等。 一个问题：我在学习语言吗？ 复述词语是大脑理解世界的一种方式。 文学或阅读始终是我个人语言学习的动力，当我用语言老师没有教过的单词和语法写了一段帕多瓦之旅的小片段时，我的意大利语老师评论说 '如果你这么干，你就什么都没学到！'。是的，我引用了我读过的书中的一些东西，并从旅途中抽象出一些符号，同时让我的朋友帮我修定了语法。除了不友好的反馈，我在构建这个小作品的过程中很开心。 "我没在学习语言吗？"，我质疑道。这确实是我在语言课上无法解释的事情，我还是很难顺溜地开口，也很难快速地记住和运用语法。 "当我第一次听到Stephen Krasen教授的 "语言习得 "这句话时，我的疑虑和自我否定得到了一定程度的缓解（为自己的语言失败找到了一个恰当的解释）。我开始思考，作为一个语言爱好者，我自然做了什么。 正如我所说，我对多语言的兴趣来自于阅读。我只是痴迷于文字和故事，不仅是故事的内容，也是它们如何被文字本身所讲述的。我对译者 打开但也掩虚的门：那神奇文字乐高世界 感到好奇。 我去意大利学习的意图是来自一个系列的书和一个作者--埃莱娜·费兰特写的《L'amica Geniale 我的天才女友》。这也是我第一次觉得意大利语是 "一种美丽的语言"。我记住的第一个句子是 "Io non ci sto"。 在我环游欧洲的过程中，我去了一些古老的书店，在那里我被一些奇怪的词句包围着，还有一些除了书以外不知道来自哪里的古典音乐。 我和店主们聊起了有代表性的作者和适合语言初学者阅读的读本。在法兰克福，在我们交流了关于哲学的观点之后，店主给我推荐了叔本华的 《作为意识和表象的世界》；在帕多瓦，我看到了人类的愚蠢（umana stupidità）和中世纪的经济学（Pepe, vino e Lana economico in mezzo）小册子；在弗利，我被安利意大利作家Luigi Capuana满是对话（dialoghi）的童话故事集（fiabe）。 这片文字目的是给出一两个产品的想法，并展示一些正在进行的人机交互设计，通过阅读和文本识别来 "促进 "语言的学习，至少我觉得这超级有趣。 文化习得 我无意证明这种阅读有多实用，而是提供关于语言习得的一个方面的思考。一个人要成为许多语言的听说读写（R、L、W、S）大师是相当困难的，但我们很有可能在可理解的语境下（故事、科幻小说、学术著作、童话故事、诗歌、幸运饼干🥠中的好话等）阅读并合并更多的词汇。 在我的旅行和学习过程中，我发现了欧洲语言和文本的丰富性。例如，许多中国读者受到欧洲作家的影响，如叔本华和韩秉哲（德国），费兰特或卡洛·西波拉（意大利），主要是通过一两个翻译家的介绍。与此同时，我在想否有可能在文本之间建立一些联系（互文性），那么人们会对故事背后的语言和文化增添兴趣。例如，我对意大利和意大利语的兴趣来自于阅读费兰特的作品（陈英教授的翻译版本）；在阅读了韩秉哲的《倦怠社会》之后，我可以很容易地在德国书店里认出他的其他作品；更不用说我对索绪尔，阿比·瓦尔堡，保罗·瓦莱里，沃尔特·本雅明，德里达，叔本华 等作家的喜爱。我并不满足于到此为止接受翻译，而是要进一步走进文化，建立我自己的翻译版本，理解语言之间的互文性。 阿比·瓦尔堡第一次显得靠近时，我只是听说了意大利语的译本《日志》，而保罗·瓦莱里是由英语翻译者Berkay Ustun介绍的。 Nachleben der Antike Warum baut ein Privatmann eine Bibliothek? ——Aby Warburg 互文性是构建词块的驱动力之一，这使得它成为一个跨语言的文学连接工具，通过相同的标识符（作品、作者、抽象）在不同（翻译）版本中意义的无限回归。简而言之，它就像一本没有中心的文学词典。 合并 词语是一个人思想的独特标识。概念在书中和书之间合并。例如，当我阅读埃里克·伦尼伯格的<语言发展基础>时，他多次提到 "语言"。 (VI)他的假设是，语言是一个中心的、成熟的、相对独立于学习的心理功能，"语言是物种特定的认知倾向的表现"。 (P3)越来越多的人认为，语言本质上是一种可定位的大脑功能。 语言是 "思想和感情的表达和接受"。 他对大脑的概念是一个高度集成的器官，随着时间的推移，根据某些表观遗传的轨迹不断变化。因此，认知功能的信息处理或人机模型对他来说价值有限，因为它们忽略了时间这个第四维度。 在#语言 概念下，我们做一点合并：（下面取自一些我自己的阅读片段） 语言是一个基于递归可列举的数字无限实体的计算系统，最简单的计算方式是二进制集合形成，称为合并。 --诺尔曼·乔姆斯基 作家们一生都在寻找正确的词汇组合，寻找正确的表达工具：什么样的语言、节奏和语感适合讲述我所知道的和我所学的。如果没有正确的词汇，没有一个长期的学习组合词汇和语言的训练过程，就不可能产生真实的东西--从一个措辞恰当的文本中发出的真理，溶于语言中；它与从句子中发出的能量直接相关。 --碎片，费兰特 语境多样一点： ...以太坊通过构建本质上是最终的抽象基础层来做到这一点：一个具有内置图灵完备编程语言的区块链，允许任何人编写智能合约和去中心化的应用程序，他们可以为所有权、交易格式和状态转换功能创建自己的任意规则… --Vitalik Buterin，以太坊白皮书 最有可能的是，八卦理论和近水楼台先得月理论都是有效的。然而，我们的语言真正独特的特征并不是它传输关于男人和狮子的信息的能力。相反，它有能力传递关于根本不存在的事物的信息。据我们所知，只有智人能够谈论他们从未见过、接触过或闻过的整个种类的实体。 --尤瓦尔·诺亚·哈拉里，《智人》(Sapiens) 齐普夫通过观察英语中的词汇频率发现了这一规律，但这一规律甚至对随机产生的 "语言 "也适用。该定律指出，"在一些自然语言语料库中，任何单词的频率都与它在频率表中的排名成反比。 因此，出现频率最高的词大约是出现频率第二的词的两倍，是出现频率第三的词的三倍，等等"。 --齐普夫定律 等等。 我无意总结或制造这些句子的关系或权重，而是提出一种可能的方式，即思维通过合并（merge）来理解概念。 我们合并这些概念并不是以线性顺序进行的，就像乔姆斯基所说的 "天性并不关心线性顺序"。 写作是阅读的结果，从其他人的著作中盗取或借走恰当的词语，并重新组织它们。没有创始人，没有人知道它是什么时候开始的。对我来说，多学科阅读的意义在于了解被相同词语串联起的概念，在非常不同的语境下的解释。 文本或词语本身不是定义严谨和普遍适用的数学符号，而是阅读和写作时的思想符号。在它的背后，我们现在有像乔姆斯基提出的*通用语法（universal grammar）*这样的解释。 产品 多语言的文学辞典 词块作为文本界面 带有所有权的数据存储 产生的文本及其元数据将被存储在IPFS，一个内容寻址的数据存储网络上。 多重搜索 按主题分类 ## #叔本华 #费兰特 按关键词 通过DID 合并 当发现类似的文本时，可以进行合并（例如通过dataverse保存到自己的文件夹中*）。 一个记录碎片化阅读的工具 一个移动端应用，更容易触摸 获取真实位置 方便文本输入和搜索 *拥有以上提到的功能 设计中的区块链 IPFS存储 基于CID的内容寻址 你的文字不会被任何人删除，有哈希即可计算出来 Ceramic数据流 设计数据模型设计以实现复杂检索 DID 控制其数据的所有权和访问权 Filecoin 虚拟机(FVM) 编写智能合约 将文字块代币化

A question: Am I learning?

Repeat words as a way the world makes sense to the mind.

Literature or reading is always the driving force of my personal language learning, I was commented 'you are not learning anything!' by my italian teacher when I wrote a paragraph on a vocation to Padova using words and grammar she didn't teach. Yes, I referred to something from the books I read, and abstracted symbols from the journey, while consulting my friend about the grammar. Besides the negative feedback, I had much fun constructing the little piece.

"Wasn't I learning the language?", I questioned. This is really something that I can not explain in the language class, still, I can hardly speak and remember&apply the Grammar quickly and well.

"Wasn't I acquiring language?" when I first hear the phrase"language acquisition" by Prof Stephen Krasen, the doubts and self-deny were somewhat relieved (it's like I found a proper explanation for my language failure). I started to think about what I have done, naturally, as a language lover.

As I said, my interests in multi-lingual come from reading. I m just fond of words(text) and stories, not only what the stories are but how they are told. I m curious about the magic words lego world opened but also hidden by the translator

The intention for me to go to Italy and study is from a book and an author --L'amica Geniale, by Elena Ferrante. This is also the first time I felt Italiano as una lingua bella. The 1st sentence I knew is "io non ci sto". it took me 3-month before i got on this land.

I went to antica bookstores where I m surrounded by weird words and classical music.

I talked to the place owners about the representative authors and the reading-friendly copies for language beginners. I got recommendations for Schopenhauer's "the world as mind and representations" from Mr.Shawn in Frankfort after we exchange ideas about Filosofia; I got to know some words about human stupidity(Umana stupidità) and some economics in the Middle ages(Pepe, vino e Lana economico in mezzo) in Padova; I got a collection of fairytales (fiabe) with dialogue(dialoghi) written by a local Italian Luigi Capuana in Forlì.

The purpose is to give one or two product ideation and show some HCI designs in progress, to 'promote' language acquisition through reading and text recognition which I myself enjoy,

almeno.

Culture

I have no intention of proving this reading to be however functional, but to offer an aspect of thinking in language acquisition. It is not possible for one to be a master in R,L,W,S in many languages, but it's quite possible that we can read and merge more words under comprehensible context(stories, science fiction, academic writings, fairy tales, and poems, etc). At least we should be encouraged to start and believe we can.

In cultural acquisition,

In the course of my travels, I discovered the richness of European languages and texts, for example, that many Chinese readers are influenced by writers such as [[Schopenhauer]] and [[Han Byung-Chul]] (German), Elena Ferrante (Italian) mainly through the mouths of one or two translators, it's awesome though, I wonder if it is possible to establish such connections between texts (intertextuality), people would become more interested in the language&culture behind the stories. For example, my interest in Italy and Italiano was born from reading Elena Ferrante's work <L'amica Geniale>,; I could easily recognize other works by Han Byung-Chul in German bookshops after reading his Burnout Society; not to mention my love for the writers such as [[Saussure]] [[Aby Warburg]] [[Paul Valéry]] [[Walter Benjamin]] [[Derrida]] [[Schopenhauer]], and I was not content to receive translations up to this point, but to come further into the culture to build my own version of the translation and understand the intertextuality between languages. When I first knew Aby Warburg 日志 he was hidden behind with an Italiano translation copy, and Paul Valéry through an English interpreter. Intertextuality is one of the driving forces for building word block, which could be a cross-linguistic literary linking tool, embodying an infinite regression of meaningful links in different versions of the translation through the same identifiers(works, authors, abstractions). To simplify, It is a literature dictionary. the discovery of the antica bookstore where great minds are hidden behind As you see, i went to the physical book stores while i travelled. Merge Words are the unique identifier of a person's thoughts. Concepts merge within and between books. For instance, when I read by Eric Lenneberg, he mentioned 'language' many times. (VI) His hypothesis that language is a central,maturationally defined mental function which is relatively independent of learning, that "language is the manifestation of species-specific cogitive propensities." (P3)The growing conception that language is essentially a localizable cereal function. language is "the expression and reception of ideas and feelings." Or the brain His conception of the brain was that of a highly integrated organ constantly changing over time according to certain epigenetic trajectories. Therefore information-processing or man-machine models of cognitive functioning were of limited value to him because they ignored the forth dimension of time. etc I m not intended to summarize or manufact the relationship(or weights) of those sentences, but to propose a possible way that the mind computes, through merging to understand the concepts(e.g. language). we merge those concepts not in a linear order, just like Chomsky said "human nature doesn't care about linear order" writing is the result of reading, borro the right words from other'’ writings, and re-organizing (ordering) them. There is no beginning and no one knows when it began. For me, the meaning of multidisciplinary reading is to know the concept even explained in quite different contexts. texts or words themselves are not mathematical notations which more formally defined and applicable, but they are notations for thoughts while reading and writing. Behind it now we have explanations like universal syntax. Product design A literature dictionary of multi-lingue word block as a text interface data storage with ownership the text and its metadata generated will be stored on IPFS, a content-addressing data storage network. multi-search by topics ## #Schopenhauer #Ferrante by key words by DID merge when similar text is found, can do merge(save to own folder*--empowered by dataverse) A tool to record the fragmented reading an android app to be more touchable real location ease of input and search web view (search) mobile app Blockchain in the design IPFS storage CID-based content addressing your text is not removed by anyone Ceramic data streams data model design to enable advanced query DID control the ownership and access of their data Filecoin Virtual machine (FVM) write smart contract tokenize blocks

me: "why?" (a natural response with a yawn

Schi: "I think some dull and repetitive job should be done by the 2nd of me" so I can explore what I can do NEXT.

me: "yes you said you don't want to work...I kinda don't either..."

Schi: "isn't everyone? but I seriously intend to find a way, or some ways instead of just talking and mocking myself".

me: "How then?"

Schi: I need more time finding the "aha" moment in myself, you are full of amazing possibilities if you challenge what you do constantly(even if you suck at things quite common). I hope there are more tasks in the world that carry the purpose of incentivizing creativity. Things need to be defined differently, again with the purpose I mentioned.

me: "What do you mean by 'define'? Does the job thing as we do every day also be defined? "

Schi: So, my premise is that 「people are decentralized」, I mean not only we are located in different places, but with different skills to be employed... Yes, skills are to employed, not people, like you can lock one of their skills for exchange, but set them free...

I think "the job thing" was not from this perspective.

Well…I knew it was hard but let us... maybe try to see in this way,

How DO YOU want to decentralize yourself in a creative way?

Let's say for me I want to move around and get things connected; I can create content; I can organize people.-- Things you deploy your energy and get energy in return.

That is: define something YOU wanna do, ask projects if they can have creativity funding or something in exchange, you propose a plan or task with your skill (either you are fully able to do or have it challenged)... yes you do that(You define the job) and if there is an agreement you are ON.

me: "Wokao that's not easy, you need to know what these people(projects) want, do you?" (my head starts aching 😮‍💨

Schi: Yeah that's the tough part but you have the chance to get to know them better and speak out your voice. I don't think there are enough fixed positions (ambassadors positions) but there could be hot asses (sorry suppose to say "hot desks") also to save their money as well as get something done. It's all about how you define that I suppose.

me: Can you be more specific?

Schi: A bare-bone version is a token hunter game. ——A token to carry a mission that can be picked up by a "killer for hire", a token with a representation, an envelope of budget and a blank script to be filled.

I had a rough idea of the [[experiment]] a few months ago without updating,

• issue 100 token/NFT characters ("reformed killer for hire"--just the narrative) across the globe, each with a general mission on the flip side. Visibly we need a global map with 100 characters distributed on the map waiting for its real life.

• Set budget for each mission, could be in different levels in description

• …

There is a moment I realized people are so many things, the amazing thing I found about people(myself) is the proactivity motivation driven by a mission/not a job. if they are not bound with a 9-6 company, will they prefer to complete a mission delivered via a token? Then people will know what is really important, is your knowledge, your knowledge to know how to deploy your knowledge, then start to focus and detail YOUR SKILLS to add value to others, and set your body free to care more with YOURSELF.

Of course, I m not speaking of every type of YOU lah, some people are pretty comfortable with fixed positions and I admire that. But for another some, if you don't feel it right and you don't have the desire to describe and tell what is right or beautiful for you (though you may self-conflict afterward), I think this is a pity.

me: "Okay enough for today, I need to back to work" Obviously I wanna escape from the conversation, work is easier...

I hang off, nothing left in my head but a voice

What skills (do I have) to be decentralized?

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我好像被移植土壤的植株，根又要变了...很多东西要重新开始，我要带走什么，我要清零什么，我要开始什么，接下来我要成为什么样的人...问题们将出现在一个新的语境下。更多未知和解决问题的场景袭来，以及那些我明知道我不喜欢东西必定会接踵而至烤我的内心。

我是主动将我自己推向变动中的类型，身体里两个人一个负责推和非必要时不帮忙，另一个负责接收考验做出反应显示出必要的脆弱一面。

你说我想做什么（一件事）吗？或者有什么特定职业抱负吗？我没有一个，我有好多，无穷无尽，而且幸好，我不压抑这些。我在围绕着去找真实的自己去做出尽可能多的决定，我觉得这个问题逐渐顺了，剩下的问题就自然顺，就像拉屎痛快的感觉。

显然我在一些方面感到了边界的时候，我就去试探这些边界。