• There are various cases where it is better to ignore economic rationality in creating something new.
  • Think about [People who donā€™t need to make money.
    • People who have accumulated sufficient retirement fundsEarly Retirement
  • Make things because you want to make them without considering economic rationality.
    • But isnā€™t it possible to create and be satisfied with that?
    • Cost of communicating to others what has been generated
    • Cost of adjusting to meet the needs of others
    • Isnā€™t there an incentive to pay those costs?
  • As a result, new things are created, but are they unlikely to develop into innovations that affect a large number of people?

discussion

  • Most people donā€™t make things for spontaneous motives in the first place.

relevance

  • kensuu
    • I donā€™t think creative is compatible with a community where money is paid. So I think a society where BI is implemented will accelerate innovation.

  • nishio
    • I also think that the amount of new things created would increase if there were BI, but I am concerned that creators who are financially satisfied will create new things based on their own impulse to create, and then act ā€œsatisfied and throw them away and start creating something else.

  • kensuu
    • I think the pressure to connect with others is stronger than the pressure to connect with money.

  • nishio
    • I guess it depends on each person which pressure is stronger, but even if the pressure of ā€œI have to make moneyā€ were to disappear, other pressures might just be created.

  • kensuu
    • I think thatā€™s why people who donā€™t have to earn money until they die, like serial entrepreneurs like Shintaro Mercari, start their own businesses over and over again.

  • nishio
    • It is true that serial entrepreneurs work even when they donā€™t have to. The desire to change society for the better may be free to flap their wings when they no longer have to earn a living to keep themselves alive.

relevance - Good engineers cannot be caught with money.


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