The fruit of study is joy. Study what you can handle.

 The fruit of study is joy. Study what you can handle.


The fruit of study is joy.


It is the joy of sharing each other's experiences and thoughts, the joy of adding, and the joy of enduring and growing.


It is a miracle that this joy is still possible in an age overflowing with selfishness and individualism.


Through this miracle, living through the age of chaos and living as a complete individual,


Perhaps this is the best fruit you can get from your studies.


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Students who are too busy to study and have no time to study.


People who don't have time to read because they are too busy to read...



I know a lot, but I don't know how to deal with it.


There are a lot of things to see, but nothing you know how to do properly.



The more you study, the more you read


They just keep checking their incompetence and helplessness.


With the repetition of absurd work that only checks incompetence despite having accumulated skills


He retreats to 'study' to build up his abilities again.


Because this is not 'studying how to handle'.


I only knew the concept and put only the knowledge


It's because I studied something I didn't know how to deal with.


​


Break free from the paradox of retreat,


In order to overcome repeated incompetence and helplessness,


In the name of self-improvement, we break away from the speed of accumulating knowledge.


You will have to move on to learning how to handle it.


Rather than hoping to be recognized and accepted by the world,


to see where my division started,


Find the lost self and focus on yourself.


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"Even if a person is at odds with the world, he must choose the side that agrees with himself."

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