The World in Schematics Volume 1, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4493494, p. 1-39, https://zenodo.org/record/4493494#.YBkmAdgzbIU, Link Youtube: https://youtu.be/J5fGySC5zVI
This volume 1 of the presentation slide is a collection of 24 schemes from 14 articles and conference papers. The author deliberately entitled this collection “The World in Schematics” to facilitate identification of the uniqueness of the idea. The argument that is built is that a scientific explanation of the world can be systematically simplified into a schematic form. Each part begins with the work’s identity and nice point. A nice point (NP) is a brief and reflective description of the results of a particular study or research. The language packaging is efficient and effective with the most important diction that the researcher wants to give. NP shows the richness of diction, the breadth of reading insight, mastery of research results, as well as the ability to reflect a writer. In this condition, NP is like a string of pearls in the integrity of the author’s idea of a problem.











