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Yes, his journey continues..... A young man who traveled Latin America as a backpacker for several years returned to his hometown and started working at a textile warehouse. I felt that he was well suited for traveling. Because he had a cheerful and observant personality. For example, when he is drinking with his comrades, he listens to their nonsense and doesn’t criticize easily. That is the condition for the conversation to continue for a long time. What’s more annoying than having an issue or not? I think that what is more troublesome than whether or not there is a problem is the size of the problem. If the task is too big, it will be more difficult to handle and, at worst, the task will be frustrated. Therefore, weighing the size of the task in advance in terms of time or money is an important task. However, to put it the other way around, he didn’t easily trust others. In a good way, he has a strict point of view when judging peop...

The tree was protected by a large building next door..... “Listen. And I had a good conversation with a few schoolgirls, so I started drinking, but after a while the schoolgirls stopped talking.” Why does what is created need harmony? Decades later harmony creation newness effective attractive A male student hitchhiked to a seaside village and found an inn. At night, he met a group of female students in the lobby and a fun conversation began. Especially the story of a normal little trip. And he became ecstatic and started drinking. His failure. Anyway, the only physical souvenir of his long journey was one plant seed. He got seeds from another person he met during the trip, returned to his home and buried one seed in the garden. Why does what is created need harmony? I wonder what is one of the prerequisites for something to be created. Is newness essential? Or does it need to be effective? Or is it required to be attractive? Of cour...

But still, you will track in the footsteps of someone you don’t know..... Beliefs, or habits, sometimes seem to be detrimental. For example, we try to grasp the position of things and people in a two-dimensional plane. Is the map reliable? Is it good to go on a road where no one walks? road bypasses shortest track trace Is the map reliable? In other words, we try to understand geographically that someone is somewhere. If someone is in a place, you want to let him do the work that can be done there. But wait. Even if someone is there, the story depends on what floor they are on. Can you easily order a busy person on the 33rd floor of the West Building to walk back and forth to the westernmost section on the 2nd basement floor? To give a more exaggerated example, can you instruct someone on a plane flying over a city to buy souvenirs in that city? In short, the geographical or two-dimensional concept does not include the concept of altitude dif...

Unlike budgets provided by policy decisions, budgets for private businesses are paid solely on performance..... As you walk around the city, you may come across strange streets. budget allocated public depletion over-allocation policy The road contains the name of a town far away. The road does not extend to such a distant town. Yet, it is named as if it leads to the distant town. Initially, the road was planned to be extended to the distant town, but for some reason the budget could not be obtained on the way, so the construction was interrupted and only the name remained. That is also clear by looking at the map. An elegantly curved road is marked there, but disappears along the way. The part where the road disappeared is a vacant lot, and the houses that did not evict are lined up beyond it. By the end of the year, urgent public works will begin here and there. A critic said that the reason for the less-needed civil engineering work to begi...

One reason is the exchange rate..... Young people carrying huge luggage, wearing sandals despite the cold, spreading a large map and worried about something. Probably they are backpackers. high-priced cheaper many times more small exchange earn consume They have a small amount of money, travel to cheaper areas, eat unfamiliar food, and stay in inns where only hammocks are given. Life is certainly easier in a country where prices are low. So why don’t they work, live and have fun in their own country? One reason is the exchange rate. Your home currency creates many times more value by crossing regions. Therefore, earn money in high-priced areas and consume in low-priced areas. That’s reasonable. But the journey will come to an end someday. Everyone wants to sleep in a house where flies and mosquitoes don’t fly. Will they expand the map again on such a day? The Challenge of Black Patriotism - The New York Times … “my greatest desire at this t...

A young woman is standing on the side of the road and raising one hand..... Many people walked home when the railroad stopped due to a disaster. Which road did you walk that night? efficient shortest straight wind little physical strength not waste gasoline After all, they walked on a wide road like a national highway. Why did they go on the national highway? That’s because everyone knew sensuously that the main highways could be the shortest walk from town to town. Of course, even the shortest distance is not just a straight line. The road can also wind. But that’s because it curves to avoid the undulations of mountains and hills. By avoiding undulations, walkers consume relatively little physical strength, and in the case of automobiles, they do not waste gasoline. The main roads that connect densely populated areas can be thought of as being designed to consume less energy and travel faster. So when traveling somewhere, it is efficient to t...

It is now nonsense to take two hours to the airport to fly two hours by plane..... I took a number of flights on comfort trips and business trips. remote online offline civilization transportation development Internet popular travel I hate airplanes because there were many aircraft accidents in the past. So when I fly, I feel like leaving my life to the pilot. Cabin attendants are trained in emergency situations. In the first place, the main task of various riders is to guide passengers safely in an emergency. Our civilization cannot be separated from the development of transportation. First a horse-drawn carriage, then a car, then a railroad, and finally an airplane. Transporting goods in large quantities at high speed was a supreme task imposed on transportation means. Eventually, even passenger aircraft that exceeded the speed of sound were developed, but after that, the Internet became popular. The spread of the Internet has enabled simultan...