the masses

• It is easily foreseeable that the energetic young person will run into the wall of the masses. but a third party does not need to apply the brakes in advance.

• Because that’s the act of destroying a scarce resource.

• Let the market do the criticizing. - The market can play the role of denial.

• standstill.

  • hit the bull’s-eye The masses.
  • the masses that wall.

There is a kind of immutable law between the stakes and the masses that are hammered. This law is known as "the masses who drive the stakes," and is also closely related to the idea that "criticism should be left to the market.

It is like a small seed breaking through solid ground when a young person hits the wall of the masses. The process is natural and does not require the intervention of a third party. Criticism and negativity should be handled within the natural flow of the marketplace. The stakes may be driven out at times, but that is an inevitable part of the growth process.

The masses that stand against the wall are only a part of it. Criticism and negativity are fodder for growth, and ultimately the market will judge its value. This dynamic interaction is the soil in which new ideas and challenges are nurtured.

Which role will you choose in this story? Will you be a wall or a stake of courageously pushing forward? Either way, the journey of growth continues. For a bud to grow and thrive, it needs [rain in the name of challenge]. Don't be afraid of it and have the courage to move forward.

- This "mass" and "market" and then "society" are overlapping concepts. - Not being appreciated by the masses is sometimes referred to as [social nonconformity - On the other hand, there is the idea that [Pleasing the masses is evil. - A milder version might be [What the masses can understand is not new.

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