From a person who studied to a person who can study.

 From a person who studied to a person who can study.



Studying should be of practical help.


However, the word 'real' is used in a very narrow sense these days.


This word means 'right now' or 'soon' in terms of time. Not being able to use it right now or soon is seeing it as not 'real'. In this respect, the purpose of 'practical help' interprets the usefulness of the study very narrowly, preventing other uses from being seen.


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The logic of consensus that it should be 'practical help' makes learning a slave, not a sovereign.


The moment they subordinate their usefulness to the words 'right now and 'soon', those who study become slaves to time.



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This 'shortening' of the purpose of study in the name of practicality may induce study to some extent. However, this does not produce the most important thing that can only be made through long-breathing study. A body that has the strength to continue studying. The most important purpose of studying is to build a body that can endure and enjoy learning and mastering. A person with this habit and body can continue to learn. Paradoxically, the ability to sustain this learning is also crucially important for the 'survival' of the future society.


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It is said that the days when a person could learn a skill and use it until death are over. No matter how much you increase the stability of your work, he says that you will change your job at least three times in your life. There are three transitions. In order not to go through this transition as a crisis, 'the skill of learning is needed.


In order to design one's own life by moving on to the next stage without going through a transition as a crisis, one must become a 'studied person' to a 'studying person', and furthermore, becoming a 'will study person'.

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