@nishio: Loosely solicited: A comparison of two ways of thinking about the task of painting a circle in three colors, one in which “I tried to paint the circle perfectly so it wouldn’t stick out, but only about half of it was painted. The other is a picture that is painted in its entirety even though it is overflowing.
- I couldn’t find it, so I drew it myself.
@tokoroten: @nishio This is it? memoryless sources
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- Japanese do not like to [[trouble]] or bring [[failure]] to light - Careful work is often not completed. - In Japanese companies, the results of labor are often easily discarded. - The tendency to believe that a big reversal will occur when the [[kamikaze]] blows - Labor productivity] may be low compared to other countries
relevance - Bad Perfectionism - paint messily - miscellany (classification of Japanese poetry)
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