Database And Brain

This world is changing. From the one "how to do" matters, to the other "what to do" does.

Then, problems people have are changing accordingly.

Answering to "what to do" is not something others can do or should do. But to make a decision on "what to do" makes sense when there's any change on its field.

"Chigai" is Japanese that means "difference". An interesting property of "Chigai" is not the difference itself, but the gap that tells A is different from B. So I could say, "Chigai" holds something new information that A and B do not hold.

A change is recognized as "Chigai". And then perceived or interpreted to get accepted.

With this "Chigai" in mind, to deal with the "what to do" era, Database that tells "Chigai" is making more sense. An interesting fact is that such a database can tell a new information that the database doesn't store.

Okay, so how we recognize "Chigai"? Some recent brain sciences answer to this question. By expecting what'll come next, and to which a reality is compared.

I love the concept "Chigai", and its interesting property that says a gap, 無(emptiness), holds the source of creativity.