- If there is a lot of what we want to do and not enough time, we need to increase resolution (e.g., display, dpi) for “want to do”.
- A: I want to go to the “new world” that comes by doing
- In this case, if someone else will do it, so be it.
- B: I want the “things” I get from doing it.
- In this case, if someone else will do it and sell me the “stuff”, so be it!
- The question is whether or not the price can be paid versus availability due to the limited number of items. - Limited resources
- This is similar to the case where you want “knowledge” gained by doing something.
- This is further divided into two parts when the resolution of “knowledge” is increased
- knowledge that is easy to transfer.
- Knowledge you don’t have unless you do it yourself. - Can only be acquired through one’s own ingenuity and ingenuity. - experience
- This is further divided into two parts when the resolution of “knowledge” is increased
- In this case, if someone else will do it and sell me the “stuff”, so be it!
- C: I want the “track record” that comes from doing
- This means that you want “Evaluation by others” who “are the ones who did it.”
- There is a lot of criticism about this desire. - People who want to do it but haven’t.
- However, living expenses to survive and spare funds to try new things often come from evaluation by others.
- So even if his/her desire is low, he/she may have to do this out of necessity.
C, who goes on to win the reputation of “being the first to do it” on a subject that anyone could come up with, has a rat race feel to it. - red ocean As for A, some may have the same ideal because the world is a common good.
- On the other hand, some people do things that seem evil to them. As for B, the possibility of joining is still important.
- Knowledge that can only be acquired through experience is highly important.
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