Metaverse: I Recruit Actors from the Real World

Is a novel really just a patchwork of materials? Who can't piece together materials? It's a story, a world different from reality. When readers turn the pages, they believe that world is real, and then they immerse themselves in the protagonist's experience of an unknown world. What do they want to gain from it? What are their needs? And why did I start writing a novel a year ago? How do these two aspects reconcile?

What are words? What is a novel? What do they want to gain from words, phrases, and sentences? I don't understand. I thought I understood people well, but actually I don't. I can understand their behavior, but I can't resonate with their psychology.

There are more stars in the universe than dust on Earth; the birth of humankind truly is an art. They established a set of social rules and order, within which countless people live. Countless people find meaning in life from the civilization accumulated by their predecessors, while countless others simply exist.

The East's concept of harmony between humanity and nature versus the West's idea of transforming the world.

The world is not the world, yet it is called the world. It arises from causes and conditions and is empty in nature. When conditions arise, things gather; when conditions cease, things disperse. This applies to all things.

Language is a system of symbolic tools invented by humans, a highly evolved species. It uses words as symbols to label external things, then combines these symbols into sentences. Sentences are then used to store and convey information and knowledge. However, this explanation is too narrow.

Humans acquire a world through language; animals do not have language, so they do not have a world, only their environment.

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