nishio @tokoroten In the process of 0→1, which is to create something new that will exponential growth, small differences in initial values lead to large differences in the future. I thought that the negative capability is related to the ability to withstand the increase in uncertainty, as opposed to the decrease in uncertainty over time in the normal process. - Uncertainty cone
nishio The uncertainty avoidance tendency of the Japanese is high, so the value of uncertainty creators is relatively high, but they feel anxiety that their actions will increase uncertainty. Therefore, the mass media, which has mass acceptance incentives, accelerates sabotage. - Pleasing the masses is evil.
tokoroten I think you could just use just world hypothesis more crudely.
Uncertainty does not fit with [fair world 0 → 1 does not match the amount invested with the results. After scaling, the world looks like [exploitation
I was wondering if uncertainty tolerance and the fair world hypothesis are two sides of the same coin.
nishio I didn’t have that perspective, but it’s interesting. I mean, for someone who foresees a future where after 0 → 1 it grows like a Rolling Snowball to 100, investing 10 to create 1 is justified, and since you invested 10 to trigger the creation of 100, 100 is yours. Someone who doesn’t see the future expects a return of 12 for the effort of 10.
nishio So those people cannot invest 10 for 0 → 1. On the other hand, they don’t understand the action of investing 10 for 0→1, so they try to enter after 100 and fail, and then they hoard hate by deeming it not fairness and the fault of vested interests. It is simply too late to enter after it is clear.
nishio It is a simple probability theory that 0 → 1 can be achieved at a cost of 10 by doing 10 things that cost 1 and have a higher probability of becoming 0. However, if you have the idea that “effort should be rewarded”, “actions that have a higher probability of becoming 0” will seem irrational, and this idea is what is keeping you away from 0→1 success.
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