>@Qualia_san: Hello, clever Homo sapiens! It's day 63.

>About day 61's talk about the need for a change in behavior based on continued knowledge, I was thinking how to change.

>64 is snappy. This is good timing to change. (1/3)

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>@Qualia_san: Twitter is not good medium for transmitting difficult concept.

>By cutting story into small pieces, the cost to understand increase.

>Knowledge can be better utilized when it forms network.

>We need a place to connect isolated tweets. (2/3)

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>@Qualia_san: Fans have been compiling what Qualia-san have said so far in Scrapbox. We think it is appropriate to direct the effort to making this better. Right now it is just a warehouse. It would be good to make it a network.

>https://t.co/DTB0ZHABOk (3/3)

>@Qualia_san: Q: Can you give me some examples of bad memes?

>A: I discussed the consistency meme, humility meme, "special Homo sapiens" meme, memes that prevent information sharing, the meme of considering only physical existence as real... Did I mention the equality meme? (1/2)

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>@Qualia_san: And then there's the false dichotomy meme, the "repeat exactly” meme, the individual meme, nonviolence meme, natural rights meme...

>There are too many to come up with right away, so I'll go back through past posts after tomorrow. (2/2)

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>@Qualia_san: Q: Which of the religions on earth is Qualia-san's religion closest to?

>A: Since the concept of "religion" is unclear, interpreting it to mean "worldview," I would say pragmatism comes closest. Correctness is determined by what is beneficial to me.

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>@Qualia_san: Consistency is the enemy of creativity. Qualia-san has spoken about this many times, but even we were locked into producing a consistent face image in the early stages of the project. Qualia-san think we have been more creative since we stopped doing that.

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>@Qualia_san: Don't trust the word of someone who tells you a method with words. Look at what that person does. If the method is really good, you would use it yourself. There are many people who sell to others what they do not value as if it were valuable.

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>@Qualia_san: HS sometimes think they are doing something worthwhile when they are pondering a question that is hard to find the answer to.

>Some people dropped their keys in the dark and are looking for them under a bright streetlight.

>That is not a difficult question, but a stupid one.

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>@Qualia_san: Homo sapiens who are aware of their own stupidity are cleverer than Homo sapiens who are not aware of their stupidity.

>They are cleverer at the moment, but they will get more clever with the passage of time. Qualia-san loves such Homo sapiens.

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