from Diary 2023-12-28 No consensus needed on what can be forked.
nishio I thought the counter actions against Japanese culture, âDone is better than perfectâ, â[Donât ask for permission. The third saying is not fully formed yet, but I think it is a very good one.
Originally it was in the form of If you can fork, you donât need politics⊠or something like that, but when I wrote about Japan being very consensus-oriented in Words as Public Goods, this expression was born. You donât need consensus on what can be forked, because ultimately you can just make it subjectivism.
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