I realize that it is wonderful to be able to wake up at any time in the morning.
If a person works somewhere, there is a start time, so by then he has to have breakfast and take a shower and change his clothes.
And the time it takes to get to work is never short.
If that constraint were removed, we would be free to spend our mornings freely, even on weekdays.
But the time you wake up in the morning is more or less the same.
At least, unless you’re sick, you’ll wake up when the sun shines through your window.
Then I have a leisurely breakfast, shower, and choose what to wear for the day.
It’s wonderful.
- What are the prerequisites for alternatives?
- The prerequisites for alternatives are:
Problem-Solving Ability: The alternative is expected to have the same or better problem-solving ability than the original. In other words, it should solve the problem that the original proposal tried to solve, to the same degree or better.
Cost Effectiveness: Alternatives should be more cost effective to implement and implement than the original. That is, the alternative must be less costly or equally effective compared to the original proposal.
Feasibility: Requires alternatives to be feasible. In other words, it should be a viable alternative considering technical, legal, political and social constraints.
Risk management: Alternatives should be able to adequately manage risk. In other words, it is necessary to fully evaluate the risks that may arise from the introduction or implementation of alternatives and take appropriate risk management measures.
Usability: Alternatives should be user-friendly and acceptable. In other words, alternatives should be user-friendly and practical.
Alternatives that meet the above criteria are more likely to be accepted as alternatives to the original proposal.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) March 28, 2023
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