What was the idea behind those words uttered in a day; people wanted to calm their minds; six civilizations built six kinds of towers. It's the same few passages. I'm not reading it this time; I'm just walking in.
Six screens, just scroll down. There are two screens that you can use, and those two screens will talk.
1 · Preface
This screen doesn't make sense. The green stuff moves there by itself; it doesn't matter if you read it or not.
If you start talking as soon as a page comes up, people stand up for it. First, give him a place where he isn't asked to do anything and stay for ten seconds.
The sky was just bright
「I'm not tired」
The idea behind itI'm afraid to stop. If I stop, I'm afraid I'll be called unmotivated
a.m.
「I'll do my best」
The idea behind itI'm afraid to say I can't finish
Afternoon
「Received」
The idea behind itI didn't understand, and I'm too embarrassed to ask
nightfall
「Have you eaten」
The idea behind itI miss you, but I don't know how to say it
Into the Night
「Laugh to death, that's all?」
The idea behind itI was stabbed, press the other person down first
Yosato
「What time is it and I haven't slept」
The idea behind itI'm afraid something will happen to your health
One day
「Why are you so stupid」
The idea behind itActually, I didn't make it clear, but I'll blame it for being less labor-intensive
2. Those words of the day
The seven sentences were selected from “Those Words of the Day,” and not a single word was changed. The sky and weather follow the course of the day: morning and afternoon rain, dusk, wind at night, stars at night, and snow on a certain day.
The scene here isn't a background—it's that “when.” The same phrase, “I'm not tired,” are two things when it's bright and when it's at night.
3 · Six civilizations
The same thing — people want to be at ease — Japan built a castle tower, China built a tower, and Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and Turkey each built a different look. The shape is far different; the movement is the same: go up to the base, then go inside and stay for a while.
As it rolls down, it rises layer by layer. Stop it and there it is—this section isn't for you; you're on the fence yourself.
Now we're looking at JapanTenshu.
4 · Stop
There is no next step on this screen. Halfway through the long story, people need a place not to advance — not a cutscene; it's about letting the passage just now have a place.
Sit back for a while and then walk.
5. Table of Contents
On the back of the book is the seven-step bridge of “One Heart, One Mind”: Mind, Mind, Language, AI, Virtual World, World Model, and Physical World.
Open one. Inside is a passage of his own words. After seven steps, the question is still the first one: what do you want.
6 · First thought
Roll down. The tree will go from slow to fast, from gray to colored, and from sparse to dense — it's not that it's your position that feeds it parameters.
The idea is the same: it doesn't wake up on its own; you are feeding it.
The seven everyday sayings are from “Those Words of the Day,” and the seven passages on the back of the book are the seven steps of “One Heart, One Thought.” That page was read; this page is a walking—same thing, two ways to walk.