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Continuity / Segmentation

DEFINITION

Definition

Continuity preserves the connection to what came before and treats what follows as a continuation. Segmentation divides a flow into distinct units.

There is no difference between emphasizing effort and emphasizing results.

PERSPECTIVE · 01

Continuity

continuous development

Maintain a connection with the previous effort and treat it as a continuation.

Intuitive name
Continuity
Mechanism name
Maintain continuity
PERSPECTIVE · 02

Segmentation

delimited units

Divide efforts into sections and treat them as one unit.

Intuitive name
Separator
Mechanism name
Unitization
SCENES

draw a picture of a story

Maintain a connection with the previous scene and draw it as a continuation.

Continuity

Maintain a connection with the previous scene and draw it as a continuation.

Seeker ILE-Q
Separate scenes and finish them as one unit.

Segmentation

Separate scenes and finish them as one unit.

Enthusiast ESE-D
EVERYDAY LIFE

In everyday life

Continuity

Treat a single story or initiative in the context of previous connections. Even after crossing boundaries, it appears as a form that maintains the history and connection to the next.

  • In conversation, explain by connecting to previous discussions and the background of the study.
  • When handing over work, in addition to what has been completed, communicate the ongoing issues and flow.
If you think about it as a continuation of what has happened so far, it will look like this.

If you focus too much on maintaining connections, it may be difficult to convey how much work has been completed.

Segmentation

Place breaks in the flow and treat each item as a unit. It manifests itself as setting a scope for talk or work and organizing it within that unit.

  • Use conversation to delineate the issues and scope of the topic.
  • When handing over work, separate the completed item and the next item to be handled.
Let's treat this as one whole.

If you are too biased towards dividing things into units, you may lose the impact of the preceding and succeeding events and across divisions.

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