People can connect with "infinity" by deciding what to do next.
//Summary - Level-C2//
Engaging with "infinity" through life's decisions involves mastering a state of flow by utilizing NEXT Action Prediction, Choice, and Execution, mirroring a language model's contextual processing. Internalizing and enriching a to-do list with diverse priorities and dreams enables seamless action selection throughout the day, aligning with mathematical progression towards infinite possibilities. Despite challenges and hesitations, the continuous anticipation and execution of actions lead to a profound sense of fulfilment.
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In other words, he said that you can stay in a state of flow, a state of good feeling, forever by always taking the following action.
The large-scale language model continues to select the following context and the next word.
It's the same, of course. Worrying and getting lost sometimes is essential, but your life will be more fulfilling if you keep doing new things.
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There are many important things to do in life, but the most important is choosing what to do next.
From when I wake up in the morning to when I go to bed at night, I am in a state of flow. I am performing at my highest level, relaxed and focused, forgetting who I am and forgetting that time is passing. Getting into that flow state is possible; you can learn a lot.
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One of the most important things to do to get into this flow state is the following action: the prediction.
This also refers to NEXT token prediction, based on a large-scale language model based on the now highly developed Transformer architecture.
This predicts which string will appear next when a string appears.
This is the same as NEXT token prediction, but it is NEXT action prediction, which means predicting "What should my following action be? Or decide and take it."
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It is possible to be in a state of flow by continuing NEXT Action Prediction, NEXT Action Choice and NEXT Action Execution from morning to night.
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What should I do next? I have a to-do list in my head.
As I've said before, don't write your to-do list outside; keep a to-do list in your head.
In this large-scale language model, this becomes the context layer.
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How much context do you have for predicting the following action?
In terms of the large-scale language model, the more context you add, the more accurate and exciting the next word will be.
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It's the same with actions; the context you add can range from short-term goals to long-term dreams.
There are also different priorities for tasks.
This subject has a high priority.
This issue has priority over others.
It also changes according to the issue's priority, sometimes changing dynamically.
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The different compositions take over the composition, create a context and select each action individually.
If you do these things, you can continue to choose appropriate actions throughout the day.
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This NEXT action prediction, this next action choice, means continuing to choose the following action, and it also means approaching infinite possibilities.
Infinite possibilities are the same as the mathematical function method, and if there is a code N, then if you choose a code N+1 next, it is a way to reach that infinite possibility.
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So, from that morning until that night, I seamlessly chose each action individually. This way, we stay in their zone.
In other words, you can stay in the flow zone.
We can also approach this infinite possibility.
That's why I can't go, because I can't do Next Action Prediction, and sometimes I'm worried about what to do next or hesitant.
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Of course, it is also essential to have problems in life.
At times like that, the mind must wander differently for the default mode network to go here and there.
Apart from those times, I think life will be most fulfilling if you always try to anticipate the following action and do new things one after the other.
I visited Yakushima island in Japan and shared the video with you today.
People can connect with "infinity" by deciding what to do next.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5fAkMEa39I
