experiment - A wise man is a man who imitates a wise man. - To put it more concretely. - Some kind of knowledge network I donā€™t have yet. - Select one author that you feel would have a - Imitate it and make the knowledge network your own. - and be a wise man. - Imitate means to read what the person has written, internalize and [Be able to speak for yourself. - Acquisition of [emulator - [Shuhari - (Column) Books are not a two-way communication. - I wrote about the process by which nishio.icon acquired Jiro Kawakitaā€™s emulator in

  • This process used to be something each individual would do in his or her own study.

    • So those who didnā€™t could not observe those who did.
    • Maybe if it was a private project in Scrapbox, we could collaborate.
    • When thinking in a multi-person project, it is necessary to reconcile the different definitions of each personā€™s words
    • In the case of this project, however, there is a book by the target author, and since the first goal is to defend the defensive and breakaway elements, the priority for words is, of course, what is written in the book.
  • How about Drucker as a target wise man?

  • This process used to be something each individual would do in his or her own study.

    • So those who didnā€™t could not observe those who did.
    • Maybe if it was a private project in Scrapbox, we could collaborate.
    • When thinking in a multi-person project, it is necessary to reconcile the different definitions of each personā€™s words
    • In the case of this project, however, there is a book by the target author, and since the first goal is to defend the defensive and breakaway elements, the priority for words is, of course, what is written in the book.
  • How about Drucker as a target wise man?


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