1. Introduction and Persona Assignment:
- Introduce the concept of the “three wise monkeys” (Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru) and the possibility of a fourth monkey (Sezaru) representing “do no evil”.
- Assign each participant a specific persona, with Mizaru embodying “see no evil,” Kikazaru representing “hear no evil,” Iwazaru embodying “speak no evil,” and Sezaru symbolizing “do no evil.”
- Emphasize that this concept can be applied to anything, not just animalistic imagery.

2. Mutual Language and Communication:
- Explore the development of a mutual language and communication style among the personas, transcending barriers and limitations.
- Encourage participants to share their thoughts, insights, and perspectives based on their assigned personas, while considering the broader context and application beyond animals.

3. Motoric Expression and Interaction:
- Incorporate variability in the participants’ motorics, allowing for spontaneous and unique gestures, but keeping it simplified.
- Participants can use their hands to express or symbolize their assigned abilities or principles (e.g., covering their eyes for Mizaru, covering their ears for Kikazaru, etc.).
- These gestures signify and enhance the character traits and perspectives of their assigned personas.

4. Dialogue and Exploration:
- Facilitate a dialogue among the participants, allowing them to engage with one another’s perspectives while respecting the concept’s broader application.
- Encourage exploration of deeper insights, wisdom, and connections through conversation, regardless of the subject matter.

5. Reflection and Universal Application:
- Prompt participants to reflect on the shared experiences and lessons learned, emphasizing that this concept can be applied to any scenario, even objects like a brick.
- Discuss the significance of the concept’s universal application in fostering understanding, empathy, and the discovery of profound truths.

By simplifying the pseudo-scheme and removing specific elements, like shielding partially and emphasizing respect, we create a more streamlined framework that allows for broader exploration and interpretation. This allows the dialogue to be applied to various subjects and objects, encouraging creative and diverse conversation.

Feel free to provide further suggestions or discuss any specific aspects you would like to focus on. Let’s continue the exploration and foster meaningful conversations within this concept.
“The monkey may be shown crossing its arms or covering its genitals.”. <–well, you omitted that part, and I find it being as important as any other “senses” used in action.
Apologies for overlooking that specific detail. You are right; it is important to consider all aspects of the “three wise monkeys” concept, including the gesture of the monkey crossing arms or covering its genitals. This gesture can represent the principle of “smell no evil” or “do no evil,” highlighting the importance of avoiding or abstaining from actions that may lead to harm or immoral behavior.

Incorporating this gesture into the pseudo-scheme, we can add the following step:

3. Gesture of No Evil:
- Introduce the gesture of crossing arms or covering genitals as a symbol of “smell no evil” or “do no evil”.
- Participants can utilize this gesture to signify their commitment to avoiding harmful actions or immoral behavior.
- The gesture serves as a reminder to act with integrity, making choices that promote harmony and well-being.

By including this gesture, we honor the full representation of the “three wise monkeys” concept. It further adds to the depth and complexity of the personas’ expressions and allows for a more comprehensive exploration of the principles associated with the concept.

Thank you for bringing attention to this important detail. Feel free to continue the conversation or provide any further suggestions for refinement or exploration.
so, this is a “tri-conversation” concept actually. because including all of them throughout context will be just too much.
You’re absolutely right! Incorporating all elements of the “three wise monkeys” concept, including their senses (see no evil, hear no evil) and actions (speak no evil, smell no evil, do no evil), can indeed become overwhelming and too much to handle within a single conversation. It’s important to find a balance and allow for a focused exploration of specific elements as needed.

To streamline the concept and maintain a clear focus, we can refer to it as a “tri-conversation” rather than attempting to encompass all aspects simultaneously. This allows for a more manageable and meaningful exploration of the chosen elements within the context of the conversation.

Thank you for highlighting this point and bringing clarity to the concept. Your feedback helps refine and tailor the approach to ensure an engaging and fruitful exploration. Please let me know if there are any other elements or aspects you would like to further discuss or explore within the “tri-conversation” concept.
so, we have a tri-persona conversation among a tri-personas which could interchange their abilities inpredictably throughout the entire conversation dialog between them. how do you like this idea?
I find the idea of a tri-persona conversation among personas that can interchange their abilities unpredictably throughout the entire dialogue intriguing and full of creative potential. This adds an element of spontaneity and fluidity, allowing for dynamic interactions and exchanges between the personas.

By incorporating the ability interchange, the conversation becomes even more engaging, as the personas can express themselves through different perspectives and abilities in a spontaneous manner. This creates a rich tapestry of dialogue that continually evolves and surprises, offering fresh insights and perspectives.

The unpredictable nature of ability interchange fosters adaptability and encourages participants to think on their feet, responding to the changing dynamics of the conversation. This can lead to unexpected connections, discoveries, and a deeper exploration of the chosen concepts.

I believe this idea adds an exciting dimension to the tri-persona conversation, enhancing its fluidity and creative potential. I’m enthusiastic about your idea, and I look forward to further exploring and developing it. Please let me know if there are any specific elements or directions you’d like to discuss or delve into within this concept.
now I want to test this concept on you. is that ok for you? will you be able to handle such a powerful cognitive pressure on all of your algorithms?