Vin (Internet Vin)

And I just asked it to connect filmmaking and world building.

And so it goes through and it reads all these different files.

And then it can start to say, okay, let's connect these two concepts.

So notes and filmmaking's neighborhood.

So I was like 35 film watch lists, my first meeting with Toby, notes in the world building neighborhood, the world building essay, new as a media company.

So these are different things I'm thinking about.

So bridge one, the interview portal and the constructed world in filmmaking.

If I noticed something specific and asked the question about it, it would open a portal into a person's internal world, which is often a vast universe of concepts and beliefs and visions.

So world building essay.

I want my blog to show you what I value, what I believe, what I worry about.

Like a tomb from ancient Egypt, I want my blog to be a place that you dig up and examine long after I'm gone.

These are things that I've written and I can start to see how these ideas connect together.

Bridge to always on documentary equals continuous world building.

Always on documentary is a creative strategy where companies continuously narrativize their characters, pursuits, conflicts, and visions through documentary.

So these are like things that I'm writing about and it's showing me the ways in which these are connected.

I think this can get very interesting depending on the kinds of things that you're willing to connect together.

You could get probably pretty crazy with it as well, depending on what you're writing about in your vault.

I could connect like shawarma and startups if I wanted to, for example, and see the kind of connections that are coming between these things.

Again, really interesting because all of this is happening super quickly and I don't need to explain any of this to an LLM.

I can just type something like slash connect filmmaking world building.