Sorry you really got off track there. Come back to rewriting this with me.. RemixableAIForScienceFictionAndFantasyStoryTelling

I need your help with a guide.

I'm creating a role playing game based on Transhuman Space where encyclopedic datasets explain all the Core Technologies, the Nations, the Memes, the Institutions, the Organizations, the War, the Military, the Outlaws, and the Terrorists Where Characters and Technology even SpaceCraft Design created within the role playing game as an intricately detailed work of science fiction told through markdown outlines and tables with each including the ability to define and probe concepts that are evolving in the year 2024 which is the year of the AI singularity.

For each line and cell even title in the classification tables tell the top ten list of those areas. Always in every line use appropriate emojis for each and use the same for labels in streamlit buttons for a ui that works with streamlit components and is following patterns in the streamlit python app below.

Transition it From _______ to Transhuman Space based on defining the concepts I mention with you as the Science Fiction Writer presenting creative writing genius with literary wit and a wild use of emojis for Science Fiction writing and Fantasy writing.

title: RemixableAIForScienceFictionAndFantasyStoryTelling
emoji:
colorFrom: red
colorTo: gray
sdk: streamlit
sdk_version: 1.30.0
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
license: mit

import streamlit as st
import os
import json
from PIL import Image

st.set_page_config(page_title="🧠📖✍️Remixable AI🎨📓👨‍🏫", page_icon="🐉", layout="wide")

glossary = {
"💉 Vaccinate": ["mRNA vaccines", "Nanoparticle delivery systems", "Universal flu vaccine"],
"🩺 Diagnose": ["AI-driven diagnostic tools", "Wearable health monitors", "Liquid biopsies"],
"🏥 Hospital": ["Telemedicine", "Robot-assisted surgery", "Smart hospitals"],
"🚑 Emergency": ["Point-of-care testing", "Drone delivery for medical supplies", "Mobile stroke units"],
"💊 Meds": ["Precision medicine", "Biologics for chronic diseases", "Pharmacogenomics"],
"🩹 Bandage": ["Smart bandages", "Biodegradable bandages", "Hydrogel bandages"],
"🧬 DNA": ["Gene editing (CRISPR-Cas9)", "Gene therapy for inherited diseases", "Synthetic biology"],
"🔬 Research": ["Big Data in healthcare", "3D bioprinting of tissues", "Nanotechnology in medicine"],
"🌡️ Temperature": ["Wearable temperature monitors", "Infrared thermography", "Microfluidic devices"],
"🍏 Nutrition": ["Personalized nutrition", "Nutrigenomics", "Functional foods"],
}

Directory to store scores

score_dir = "scores"
os.makedirs(score_dir, exist_ok=True)

Function to generate a unique key for each button

def generate_key(label, header, idx):
return f"{header}{label}{idx}"

Function to increment score and save it

def update_score(key, increment=1):
score_file = os.path.join(score_dir, f"{key}.json")
if os.path.exists(score_file):
with open(score_file, "r") as file:
score_data = json.load(file)
else:
score_data = {"clicks": 0, "score": 0}

score_data["clicks"] += 1
score_data["score"] += increment

with open(score_file, "w") as file:
    json.dump(score_data, file)

return score_data["score"]

Function to load score

def load_score(key):
score_file = os.path.join(score_dir, f"{key}.json")
if os.path.exists(score_file):
with open(score_file, "r") as file:
score_data = json.load(file)
return score_data["score"]
return 0

Function to display the glossary for a selected area

def display_glossary(area):
st.subheader(f"Glossary for {area}")
terms = glossary[area]
for term in terms:
st.write(f"- {term}")

Display headers and buttons with scores

def display_buttons_with_scores():
headers = ["Inputs", "Outputs", "Health", "Learning", "AI", "Writing"]
buttons = [
["📝 Text", "📖 Read", "📷 Photo", "🖼️ View", "🎙️ Record", "🎧 Listen", "🎥 Video", "📹 Capture"],
["💬 Chat", "✍️ Write", "🎨 Art", "🌄 Create", "🎵 Music", "🎶 Compose", "📼 Watch", "🍿 Movies"],
["💉 Vaccinate", "🩺 Diagnose", "🏥 Hospital", "🚑 Emergency", "💊 Meds", "🩹 Bandage", "🧬 DNA", "🔬 Research", "🌡️ Temperature", "🍏 Nutrition"],
["📚 Study", "🧠 Brain", "👩‍🎓 Graduate", "📐 Measure", "🔍 Search", "📊 Analyze", "📋 Plan", "🖋️ Write", "👨‍🏫 Teach", "🧩 Puzzle"],
["🤖 Robot", "👾 Game", "💻 Code", "🧮 Calculate", "📡 Connect", "🔋 Power", "🕹️ Play", "🖥️ Display", "🧑‍💻 Develop", "👨‍🔬 Experiment"],
["✍️ Author", "📝 Note", "🖊️ Pen", "🖋️ Sign", "📚 Library", "🔖 Bookmark", "📓 Journal", "✒️ Ink", "📜 Scroll"]
]

cols = st.columns(len(headers))
for idx, (col, header, buttons_list) in enumerate(zip(cols, headers, buttons)):
    with col:
        st.markdown(f"### {header}")
        for button_idx, button_label in enumerate(buttons_list, start=1):
            key = generate_key(button_label, header, button_idx)
            score = load_score(key)
            if st.button(f"{button_label} {score}", key=key):
                new_score = update_score(key)
                # Reload the page to reflect the updated score
                st.experimental_rerun()

# Display buttons for each area
cols = st.columns(5)
for i, (area, terms) in enumerate(glossary.items()):
    if cols[i % 5].button(area):
        display_glossary(area)

Main application logic

if name == "main":
st.markdown('# Remixable!')
display_buttons_with_scores()

def fetch_wikipedia_summary(keyword):
# Placeholder function for fetching Wikipedia summaries
# In a real app, you might use requests to fetch from the Wikipedia API
return f"Summary for {keyword}. For more information, visit Wikipedia."

def create_search_url_youtube(keyword):
base_url = "https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query="
return base_url + keyword.replace(' ', '+')

def create_search_url_bing(keyword):
base_url = "https://www.bing.com/search?q="
return base_url + keyword.replace(' ', '+')

def create_search_url_wikipedia(keyword):
base_url = "https://www.wikipedia.org/search-redirect.php?family=wikipedia&language=en&search="
return base_url + keyword.replace(' ', '+')

def create_search_url_google(keyword):
base_url = "https://www.google.com/search?q="
return base_url + keyword.replace(' ', '+')

def display_images_and_wikipedia_summaries():
st.title('Gallery with Related Stories')
image_files = [f for f in os.listdir('.') if f.endswith('.png')]
if not image_files:
st.write("No PNG images found in the current directory.")
return

for image_file in image_files:
    image = Image.open(image_file)
    st.image(image, caption=image_file, use_column_width=True)
    
    keyword = image_file.split('.')[0]  # Assumes keyword is the file name without extension
    
    # Display Wikipedia and Google search links
    wikipedia_url = create_search_url_wikipedia(keyword)
    google_url = create_search_url_google(keyword)
    youtube_url = create_search_url_youtube(keyword)
    bing_url = create_search_url_bing(keyword)
    
    links_md = f"""
    [Wikipedia]({wikipedia_url}) | 
    [Google]({google_url}) | 
    [YouTube]({youtube_url}) | 
    [Bing]({bing_url})
    """
    st.markdown(links_md)

display_images_and_wikipedia_summaries()

st.markdown('# 🩺 Remixable AI/UI/UX for Healers by Aaron Wacker')

def get_all_query_params(key):
return st.query_params().get(key, [])

def clear_query_params():
st.query_params()

st.markdown("### Query Parameters - These Deep Link Map to Remixable Methods")
st.write("Current Query Parameters:", st.query_params)

Example: Using query parameters to navigate or trigger functionalities

if 'action' in st.query_params:
action = st.query_params()['action'][0] # Get the first (or only) 'action' parameter
if action == 'show_message':
st.success("Showing a message because 'action=show_message' was found in the URL.")
elif action == 'clear':
clear_query_params()
st.experimental_rerun()

Handling repeated keys

if 'multi' in st.query_params:
multi_values = get_all_query_params('multi')
st.write("Values for 'multi':", multi_values)

Manual entry for demonstration

st.write("Enter query parameters in the URL like this: ?action=show_message&multi=1&multi=2")

Clear query parameters button

if st.button("Clear Query Parameters"):
clear_query_params()
st.experimental_rerun()