nemchan_nel “The working community does not tolerate free riders.” “We must always remain valuable to the community.”

Poignant but very true…! A community to keep myself up to date. That’s what I’m looking for in the Metaverse.

tokoroten I pulled out some dangerous material from a lecture I gave at Kyushu Institute of Technology, so I’ll try to put out some relatively safe material among the dangerous material. Well, if I were the hiring manager, I would do the education filter, and I would hire graduates of Tokyo University. The connections are different.

The other day I met some of my college classmates and was surprised to see how few of them had stayed in Tokyo. image image image image

nemchan_nel “The college-age community lends its help free of charge.” “Upon graduation, you become an incompetent person.”

Indeed, the most valuable thing about college is an intellectual community where people can help each other for free. In reality, generation gaps and interests get in the way. With a virtual community, we want to reproduce that.

tokoroten relevance - Knowledge Exchange Requirements

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  • The original statement simplifies things to make a point, but False dichotomy, it’s actually a gradient
    • There are strong and weak degrees of allowing free riders.
  • The community does not allow (There is no Mr. Company.)
    • There are gradations in what each member of the community allows and disallows.
  • There are communities that allow free riders, so if you are lonely and don’t feel like you belong to anything, you should belong to something like that.
  • On the other hand, there are communities that do not allow free riders, which of course permissionless it is impossible to join - reciprocal behavior is required to enter.

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