1. Learning a new language can enable you to communicate with people from different cultures. - 新しい言語を学ぶことは、異なる文化の人々とコミュニケーションをとることを可能にします。
2. The latest technology can enable businesses to streamline their operations and increase efficiency. - 最新のテクノロジーは、企業が業務を効率化し、効率を向上させるのに役立ちます。
3. Proper planning and time management can enable you to achieve your long-term goals. - 適切な計画と時間の管理は、長期的な目標を達成するのを可能にします。
4. Regular exercise and a healthy diet can enable you to maintain good physical health. - 定期的な運動と健康的な食事は、良い身体の健康を維持するのに役立ちます。
5. Access to the internet can enable students to access a wealth of information for their research projects. - インターネットへのアクセスは、学生が研究プロジェクトのために豊富な情報にアクセスするのを可能にします。
To succeed, long-term perseverance is more important than a moment of talent.
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1. Success relies more on sustained perseverance than on fleeting talent. 2. In the pursuit of success, enduring persistence holds more value than momentary talent. 3. For achieving success, the key lies in persistent effort over time, rather than brief displays of talent.
To succeed, long-term perseverance is more important than a moment of talent.
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JlYe6
Learning enables people to see things from different perspectives.
1. "It's not positivity that eliminates negativity, but deep engagement." 2. "To overcome negativity, it's not about being positive; it's about getting deeply involved."
"Negativity is not countered by positivity, but by immersion."
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w3gqz
"But I don't blame myself. It's because I've essentially made a profession out of holding onto stimuli that many people would likely let slide, turning it into my trade."
1. "To enhance your English proficiency, it's crucial to habitually convert your thoughts into English immediately." 2. "For better English skills, making it a habit to instantly translate your thoughts into English is vital."
"It's important to improve your English skills by quickly translating your thoughts into English as a habit."
"I want to develop the habit of writing in English at least once a day."
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LLUmd
1. "I aim to cultivate the habit of daily English composition." 2. "I wish to establish a routine of writing in English once every day."
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LLUmd
"Indeed, it seems to be a pattern that wealthy athletes and celebrities are prone to having their money stolen."
やはり金があるスポーツ選手とか芸能人は金を盗まれるのが様式美
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o7hXs
"Facilities that set carbonated springs above 36 degrees Celsius are as worthless as trash YouTubers and are idiotic."
炭酸泉を36度以上に設定している施設はゴミYouTuberと同じ価値しかなく低脳である。
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SVmra
Truly exceptional individuals often go unrecognized by those around them, leading them to be obscured in the world. Being moderately talented tends to facilitate smoother progress, so some may become "professionals at holding back," as if they are camouflaging themselves.
【失敗】 It's good to proceed with the expectation that the success rate of new challenges is around 10%. The key is to try many things and fail quickly. Aiming for "perfection" is a trap that talented people often fall into. Becoming friends with failure is a shortcut to success.
教学社『体系英語長文』に収録されている東大の入試問題の解説に、「tell the truthにtheがつくのはtruth(真実)が1つしかないからで、tell a lieにaがつくのはlie(うそ)はいくつかあるからだ」という説明が載っていた。すばらしい。定冠詞であるtheと不定冠詞であるaが、これで一発で理解できる。
1. **Please be quiet.**(静かにしてください) 2. **Could you lower your voice?**(声を小さくしてもらえますか?) 3. **I'd appreciate some silence.**(静かにしていただけるとありがたいです) 4. **Let's keep the noise down.**(騒音を控えましょう) 5. **Could we have a bit more quiet, please?**(もう少し静かにしてもらえますか?) 6. **Please, hush.**(お静かに) 7. **Keep it hushed.**(静かにしてね) 8. **Silence, please.**(静粛に) 9. **I need quiet.**(静かにしてほしい) 10. **Zip your lips.**(口を閉じて)
これらの表現は、話している相手やその状況に応じて使い分けることができます。よりフォーマルな環境では、「Please be quiet」や「Could you lower your voice?」が適切です。一方、友達とのカジュアルなやりとりでは、「Zip it」や「Keep it down」のような表現が自然に聞こえるかもしれません。
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nmEZR
もちろんです。さらに5通りの「静かにしてください」という意味の表現を以下に示します:
11. **Please, tone it down.**(少し静かにしてください) 12. **Can we keep the volume low?**(音量を低く保てますか?) 13. **Let's tone down the noise.**(騒音を抑えましょう) 14. **I'm looking for some peace and quiet.**(少しの静けさを求めています) 15. **Could you keep it quiet?**(静かにしてもらえますか?)
"Take your hand off the window right now." "Don't touch my stuff."
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G0QzR
"Light a fire under someone" - 直訳すると「誰かの下に火をつける」で、動きを早めるか、何かをするように促す意味です。 "Kick into high gear" - 「ハイギアに入れる」の意で、本気で取り組み始める、努力を倍増させるという意味です。 "Get your act together" - 「行動を一つにまとめろ」の直訳ですが、もっと真剣に、または効率的に物事を行うようにという意味で使われます。
"Step up your game" - 「ゲームをステップアップせよ」の意で、パフォーマンスを向上させ、より一層の努力をするようにという意味です。 "Pull your socks up" - 「靴下を引き上げろ」の意で、もっと努力するように、または状況を改善するようにという意味です。 "Put the pedal to the metal" - 「アクセルを床まで踏み込め」の意で、全速力で進む、最大限に努力するという意味です。
"Get a move on" - 直訳すると「動きを得る」ですが、急ぐ、速く行動を開始するようにという意味で使われます。 "Up the ante" - 「賭け金を上げる」の意味から転じて、努力やリスクを増やす、一層の努力をするようにという意味で使われます。 "Go the extra mile" - 「余分なマイルを行く」の直訳ですが、「より一層の努力をする」「期待以上のことをする」という意味でよく使われます。 "Turn up the heat" - 「熱を上げる」の直訳ですが、圧力を高める、より強く努力するようにという意味で使われます。
"People who dedicate a considerable amount of time to studying without seeing an improvement in grades are not necessarily unintelligent; it is often the case that they are simply very poor at studying."
Japan's education system is often said to be like the military, and to some extent, I think that's correct. However, I believe the military-style approach significantly lifts the bottom tier. Even those at the very bottom can read, write, and do basic arithmetic. If we abandon the military style, I think the educational disparities will become extreme. Japan has really done well in standardizing education.
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q5K6A
memo 例題21 -で決まる/-に左右される。
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q5K6A
memo 例題21 -で決まる/-に左右される。/-で生じる/-に影響される
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cVosV
成績の違いは「頭の良し悪し」よりも「勉強の巧拙」から生じますある程度の時間を勉強に捧げたのに成績が上がらない人は、頭が悪いのではなく、勉強が下手くそ過ぎるケースはよくありますThe difference in academic outcomes is more influenced by study techniques than by natural intellect.People who dedicate a considerable amount of time to studying without seeing an improvement in grades are not necessarily unintelligent; it is often the case that they are simply very poor at studying.
Challenging tasks with a high level of difficulty are similar to the process of breaking rocks. At first, even if you chip away at it, there seems to be no response, but if you persistently continue, it suddenly splits open, revealing a breakthrough. Once a crack is made, progress accelerates rapidly.
People grow because they take on challenges. This is undeniable. It's risks and failures that shape a person. Those who always stay in the safe zone will forever remain children.
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Waqkv
"I have been learning English since the sixth grade of elementary school, but there was a period of over five years when I slacked off on my studies after becoming a working adult."
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3nOZY
学歴があることが問題なのではなくて学歴しかないチー牛が問題なんだよハイスペックヤンキーとかイケメン高学歴なら希少×希少でモテの権化と化すやん学歴を金に、そして金を美に変換できない能力の低さを呪った方がいい全くこれだよ、ほんまに頭がいいなら自己分析は出来るはずだ、人生をコントロールできるよ、持ち前の頭脳で綿密に計画を立てて実行せよ、絶対に勝てる、頭がほんまにいいならな、馬鹿に負けるわけないやろ The challenge isn't having an education; the problem is when someone has nothing but their education. High-spec delinquents or handsome, highly educated individuals become rare and highly sought after, embodying desirability.It's better to curse the inability to convert education into money, and money into beauty.Exactly this. If you're truly intelligent, you should be capable of self-analysis, controlling your life, meticulously planning with your innate intellect, and executing those plans. If you're really smart, you should never lose to fools.
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3nOZY
いい大人は友達なんかそんなおらんのだよ、愚痴愚痴やってる赤提灯のサラリーマンならいざ知らずな、バリバリ仕事やってる大人は忙しいしやる事も考え事も多い、お友達お友達でワチャワチャやってるのはガキの証拠よ、いい年こいてもガキみたいなのはおるからな、話なんか全く合わなくなるんだよ Responsible adults don't really have friends like that. Unlike the salarymen who complain over drinks at a red lantern, adults who are seriously working are busy and have a lot of things to do and think about. Being all about "friends, friends" and messing around is proof of being childish. There are those who are grown up yet still act like children, and with them, you just can't find any common ground to talk about.
"If that woman, who loves to stand out and has a princess-like attitude to the max, really had Arabic language skills at the level of a Cairo University graduate, I bet she would have been speaking Arabic at every opportunity and constantly commenting on Middle Eastern news... That's what I think."
In my 30s, with a decreased libido, I seriously don’t feel like dating women anymore. If I have that time and money, I'd rather buy a carton of new One Piece cards and spend the day opening packs, wait in line for two hours to eat Jiro Ramen, or go camping with just the guys, set up a tent sauna, cook rice in a mess tin, and eat curry.
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Listen up, students. Confess your feelings in a drunken moment, buy things you don't need, drink alcohol you don't want, eat things bad for your health, pull an all-nighter for no reason, laze around at a friend's house, consume carbs, create embarrassing memories, skip classes to focus on part-time jobs and club activities. That's just about right for young people.
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As a tip for continuous effort, it's important to think about the best outcomes you can achieve by persevering, while also imagining the worst outcomes that could happen if you don't put in the effort.If you only think about successful cases, you may unconsciously feel a sense of accomplishment and stop doing it, so make sure to consider both scenarios together.
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"Don't think that happiness lies beyond overcoming the tough times you're facing now. Live each day with happiness. To live happily means to recognize the happy moments. Realize how fortunate you are. Enjoy each day positively, today and tomorrow, and recognize what makes you happy right now! It's the accumulation of these moments that constitutes happiness! Start doing it from today!"
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okzIc
性格も容姿も魅力なら特別婚活しなくても大半の人は普通に生きてるだけで結婚できるのですよ。逆に言うと婚活をしないといけない時点でどちらかの魅力がそこまで高くはないという認識をする必要があります。 "If both your personality and appearance are attractive, most people can get married just by living their lives normally without needing to engage in special marriage-seeking activities. Conversely, the very need to participate in such activities suggests that either aspect of your charm is not particularly high, and it's necessary to recognize this."
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性的魅力を感じない人と結婚をして男女の関係を構築・維持することは難しい。かと言って性的魅力があっても社会性がない人と結婚すると家庭の構築・維持が難しい。では、性的魅力があり、社会性を備えた相手はどこにいるのか?残念ながらそんな相手を求めている時点でもう周りにはいない。完売御礼。 "Marrying someone you don't find sexually attractive and building and maintaining a romantic relationship can be difficult. However, marrying someone who has sexual appeal but lacks social skills also makes it hard to build and maintain a household. So, where can one find a partner who possesses both sexual attractiveness and social skills? Unfortunately, by the time you're looking for such a person, they're already not around. Sold out, thank you."
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KMvZk
マジで世の中優しさや理性的な大人の対応だけで乗り切れるほど甘くはない。舐めた対応を取られたらキレる、何度も同じ過ちを繰り返して迷惑を掛けてくる相手は詰める、そもそも話にならぬアホは完全にスルーして一切相手にしない。真面目な人ほど対応を見誤って結果自分が損する。軟弱さを捨て去れ。 "The world is not so sweet that you can get by on kindness and the rational response of an adult alone. If someone treats you with disrespect, get angry; corner those who repeatedly make the same mistakes and cause trouble; and completely ignore the idiots who aren't even worth talking to. It's often the serious people who misjudge how to respond, ending up at a loss themselves. Shed any softness."
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"Life is full of terrible things. The worst events often happen in succession. There's no guarantee that something good will follow after something bad. It's not uncommon for the bad to persist. If you're crushed by it, it's all over, so somehow you struggle, flounder, and sometimes even run away, learning how to cope with these terrible things. Before you know it, things that once seemed awfully bad can somehow be overcome, becoming normal, and you realize you've gained the strength to overcome them. I think that's what growth is, and yet, life is also about one terrible thing happening after another."
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Feeling stifled in Japan, I flew to Vietnam, but I realized that the sense of relief from not having to fit into a mold overseas was only permitted because I was a "foreigner." The more I assimilated into that country, the more I was tormented by the same fixed ideas of "must be this way" as when I was in Japan. Ultimately, the ease of living depends on how much you can relax, not on the country you live in.
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IAswS
男はマジでルックスで女選ばないし、むしろモテ度強い人ほどその傾向が強いんだけど、こういう話をいくら女にしても「じゃあ容姿気にするのやめるわ!」となった試しが無いんですよね。女社会におけるヒエラルキー競争なのでモテとかほんま関係ないんだと思う。 激しく同意だな。優秀な経営者とか富裕の人とか奥様は地味だが配偶者というより共同経営者みたいな人が多い。 Men really don't choose women based on looks, and, in fact, the more popular ones tend to have this tendency even more. But no matter how much you tell this to women, there's never been a case where they've said, "Then I'll stop caring about appearance!" I think it's because the competition for hierarchy in female society has nothing to do with being popular.I strongly agree. Many wives of successful businessmen or wealthy individuals may look plain, but they are more like co-managers than spouses.
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Please be selfish in love. Such men are the most popular because they act this way. Those who are unpopular are the ones who hesitate out of consideration for others or step back thinking, "I'm not suitable for the other person." It doesn't matter. If you like someone, you pursue them. You keep making moves without considering the other person's circumstances, progressing simultaneously. Being a bit ruthless is the strongest approach in this field.
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IAswS
韓国は街のそこらじゅうに美容整形の看板が掲げられてて規制論まで起こってるんですが、ほぼ確実に日本もこうなります。老人がほぼ全く消費しない日本において、若い女の売春マネーは貴重な成長市場ですから…。 In South Korea, there are cosmetic surgery signs everywhere to the point where there's even discussion about regulation. Almost certainly, Japan will become like this too. In Japan, where the elderly hardly spend any money, the money from young women's prostitution is a valuable growth market...
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IAswS
小学校ぐらいからおバカな女さんの芽はあるんだよ、女の子はいい子ちゃんだろ、先生の犬みたいなとこある、学校とか先生みたいなデカいルールブックの下で優等生やるのは巧みだ、しかし社会は違う、簡単に評価されなくなる、その辺からおかしくなっていくんだよ From elementary school, you can spot the seeds of the silly girls. Girls tend to be good kids, almost like the teacher's pets, and they excel under the big rulebook of school and teachers. However, society is different; it's not so easy to be evaluated, and that's where things start to go awry.
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If anyone thinks the issue of Yuriko Koike's alleged resume falsification regarding her graduation from Cairo University is merely about embellishing her background, they are entirely mistaken. Koike claimed to have graduated top of her class from Cairo University, and it was this claim that led the media to celebrate her as a talented woman, which subsequently propelled her into a career as a news anchor, then as a legislator, and finally, as the Governor of Tokyo. In other words, her "Cairo University graduate" status is not just an embellishment; it forms the very core and structure of her persona, and it is the foundation of her current position. Without it, she would be just another person.
If the time comes when this tanuki's disguised skin is peeled away, the shock will be incomparable to anything else. Because she has maintained her position governing the metropolis of Tokyo based on this foundation of resume falsification—and, furthermore, a potential violation of electoral law—the impact would be profound.
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English is about "paraphrasing skills." Moving away from literal translation can expand your thinking.
- Indulgent with his daughter → Can't say no to his daughter
- Out of options → No choices left
Simplifying expressions makes them easier to translate into English. I often found myself thinking in complicated Japanese when I couldn't spontaneously speak English. The key is how quickly you can break down your thoughts into simple Japanese.
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If anyone thinks the issue of Yuriko Koike's alleged resume falsification regarding her graduation from Cairo University is merely about embellishing her background, they are entirely mistaken. Koike claimed to have graduated top of her class from Cairo University, and it was this claim that led the media to celebrate her as a talented woman, which subsequently propelled her into a career as a news anchor, then as a legislator, and finally, as the Governor of Tokyo. In other words, her "Cairo University graduate" status is not just an embellishment; it forms the very core and structure of her persona, and it is the foundation of her current position. Without it, she would be just another person.
If the time comes when this tanuki's disguised skin is peeled away, the shock will be incomparable to anything else. Because she has maintained her position governing the metropolis of Tokyo based on this foundation of resume falsification—and, furthermore, a potential violation of electoral law—the impact would be profound.
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Ippei Mizuhara embezzled Mr. Ohtani's money to gamble 24.5 million yen in one bet and lost it all, while Soshina hit a big jackpot, winning 24 million yen, which he donated entirely to earthquake-stricken Ishikawa Prefecture, taking on the tax burden as debt.
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IAswS
採用したことがある人は理解できると思うのだけど、面接でのやり取り、職務経歴書だけでその人を判断するなんて不可能だ。よ。採用に特化すればするほど多分その分野の専門家は「見抜けない」というと思う。 I think anyone who has been involved in hiring would understand that it's impossible to judge someone based solely on an interview and a resume. The more specialized the hiring process becomes, the more likely experts in that field will say they can't fully discern someone's capabilities.
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"It's true that men who don't cheat exist, but you all don't fall for those kinds of men. It's not that you can't discern men who won't cheat; it's that you knowingly choose to date men who love romance and have strong genes for spreading their seed, so naturally, you end up being cheated on."
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IAswS
男の筋トレと女の整形は同じ モテるために始めたはずが、いつのまにかヤバい界隈の価値観に染まり、どんどん自己満足のやばい方向に走り出して、歯止めが効かなくなる Men's bodybuilding and women's cosmetic surgery are the same. What starts as a means to become more attractive soon becomes influenced by the dangerous values of certain circles, leading to an uncontrollable pursuit of self-satisfaction that spirals out of control.
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I was surprised to learn that all of the thousands of phone conversations (in Japanese) between Mizuhara and Ohtani had been investigated. It made me think that there's no way to win a war against such a country.
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EkP3i
イケメンほど嫁を顔ではなく性格や能力で選ぶ論、観測範囲を見ても間違いない(ただし平均点以上の女性ではある)んだよな。そして彼らは性格の良い嫁に支えられながら外で美人と浮気する。モテる男は嫁を顔で選ぶ必要性がないからそうしてるだけなんだよね。 There's a theory that handsome men choose their wives based on personality and abilities rather than looks—and observations confirm this is true, although the women are still above average in appearance. Then, supported by their good-natured wives, these men go on to cheat with beautiful women outside of marriage. Attractive men don't need to choose their wives based on looks, and that's all there is to it.
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Humans tend to go mad when three elements are present: "intense stress," "a closed environment," and "limited social interactions." Only people as resilient as tardigrades can withstand such conditions.
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qRXSr
文系でも受験可能な医学部
帝京大学医学部 →英語(100)国語(100)数学ⅠAⅡB(100)
金沢医科大学医学部(後期) →英語(100)数学ⅠAⅡB(100)小論文(60) 面接(110)
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1mpxP
日本語はMeiryo UI、英語はCalibri、これは譲れない。
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"Often, it's not that you're 'unlucky,' it's just that you're 'unprepared.' Situations that others might consider 'the worst' are often the 'best' opportunities for those who are prepared."
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PG4cj
「運が悪い」のではなく「準備できてないだけ」の場合は多い。周りが「最悪」と思う状況こそ準備してきた人にとっては「最高」のタイミング。 "It's not so much about being 'unlucky' as it is about being 'unprepared.' Situations that others might consider 'the worst' are often the 'best' opportunities for those who are prepared."
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ラジオネーム名無しさん
dciFc
koitan @_silentlisten_
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"The lower the level of civility, the more freedom is lost. Prisons are a good example. If you want freedom, the only way is to raise the level of civility and improve the quality of the community you belong to."
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"Is this what gets 40,000 likes? Do those who like it really think they're in a position to criticize foreigners who have taken the trouble to come here? If they're going to feel shame, they should be ashamed of their own country's low productivity that has devalued the yen to nothing. Those who struggle to earn foreign currency, even if it means groveling, are far more heroic."
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The difference between highly educated students and those from lower-tier universities is less about intelligence and more about "persistence." This became clear to me while observing job hunting in the post-Lehman era.
A former classmate from a low-tier university didn't apply to a single company and immediately became a NEET, while a former classmate from Tamagawa University gave up after being rejected by 10 companies, complaining about it. Many from top Tokyo universities like Hitotsubashi and Keio continued to persevere even after dozens of rejections.
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Recently, the reason men want women to work isn't so much about money as it is a desire to keep their wives away from the "crazy" group of stay-at-home moms. It’s less about demanding a significant contribution to the household finances and more like a prayer that even if she only makes 2.5 million yen a year, she should work a little to avoid becoming crazy.
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From a woman's instinctual point of view, things like countries or laws are just obstacles, and culture or equality aren't needed. The top priority is to become part of a strong man's family, receive special treatment, and secure a stable position at the top of the hierarchy. Under no circumstances should you try to ingratiate yourself with women.
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"Even when returning from a hotel, I am drawn into an entrance like that of a hotel, pass through hallways reminiscent of a hotel, and enter my beloved private space. It doesn’t feel like waking from a dream, like when I used to live in a rental. It feels as if I am staying at a hotel again today.
This is what it's like in a condominium!!"
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"Throughout history, humanity has become wealthier by eliminating jobs through inventions like cars and washing machines, so it feels natural to think that as AI takes over various jobs, it will also lead to greater prosperity for people.
However, the scope of AI is so broad that it's uncertain whether past analogies will apply. We won't really know until we see what happens decades from now."
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zqiTq
サービスや事業作るには、自分自身が信じられるインサイトが重要
多くの人がわかるようなトレンドには答えはない。自分が独自に持ってる一次情報・感覚・洞察に答えがある
それがピーター・ティールの言う「賛同する人がほとんどいない大切な真実」
これを突き詰める先に面白い製品が作れると思う
To create services or businesses, having insights that you yourself believe in is crucial.
There are no answers in trends that many people understand. The answers lie in the primary information, senses, and insights that you uniquely possess.
This is what Peter Thiel refers to as the "important truth that almost no one agrees with."
I believe that by pursuing this, you can create interesting products.
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Recently, when I go to Japan, the major downtown areas in Tokyo remind me of London, Rome, or Barcelona, and I find myself not wanting to go there...
Rude and noisy tourists, unappetizing food catering to tourists, cheap goods aimed at tourists, and strange events for tourists. It's a drastic change from Tokyo of ten years ago.
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gauPr
There's been a debate about whether YouTubers are less funny than comedians, and here's my take on it.
Honestly, are we still talking about this? I find it a rather outdated topic.
First off, "funny" is a very broad term. A movie like "Titanic," which moves you to tears, is considered "funny" in its own right. A comedy that focuses on laughter, like "The Hangover," is also "funny."
Comparing these two types of "funny" and saying that one is more humorous because it makes you laugh is not really a fair comparison.
YouTubers, who are essentially amateurs, have the advantage of self-producing videos and projects, attracting many viewers. Watching someone who started as an amateur achieve their dreams and embody a Cinderella story is also a form of entertainment.
It's pretty uncool to only extract the "making people laugh" aspect and claim comedians are funnier as if ranking them side by side.
Saying "I'm better because I can fight" is almost no different from bullying.
I haven't really seen YouTubers mocking comedians.
However, I often see comedians ridiculing YouTubers.
As a YouTuber myself, it honestly feels frustrating and unpleasant to see other YouTubers being belittled.
I hope we can reach a world where we respect each other's different kinds of "funny."
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2lD9m
令和の若い男は「女に生まれたかった」と思うらしい。
だが、「何も持ってない」ことより「ある物が失われる」ことの方がはるかに空虚。若い女がどれだけ最強でも「無敵のスター状態」は必ず終わる。一方、男には狭き門だが「集団のトップに成り上がる」という「上がり」のゲームが用意されている。 It seems that young men in the Reiwa era wish they had been born women.
However, losing something you have is far more hollow than having nothing at all. No matter how powerful young women are, their 'invincible star status' will inevitably end. On the other hand, although it's a narrow gate for men, there is a game set up for them to 'rise to the top of a group.'
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When things aren't going well, it's likely that the fundamental 'way of thinking' is wrong, and using that flawed thinking to judge 'right or wrong' only leads to further errors. It's like trying to guess colors while wearing colored glasses.
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At the end of the day, it's not necessarily the "smart people," the "talented ones," or those "working hard" who receive great treatment or high salaries.
It's really about those who "join profitable companies." Even if they are foolish and haven’t put in any effort, they end up with a good environment and benefits. The reward for labor is determined not by individual effort, but by the value of the organization they belong to.
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FmwDT
大谷選手と水原通訳の件からも分かる様に、海外で日本人を騙すのは、外国人よりも断然日本人です。また大谷選手は有名人故に事件化しましたが、現地警察も介入しない事が多いです。加害者も被害者も外国人で、特に国民に影響が無いからです。結果、詐欺師は捕まらず何件も犯罪を重ねます。ご注意下さい。As can be seen from the case involving player Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter Mizuhara, it is often other Japanese people, rather than foreigners, who deceive Japanese abroad. While Ohtani's case became public because he is a celebrity, local police often do not get involved because both the perpetrator and the victim are foreigners, and particularly because it does not affect the nationals. As a result, fraudsters continue to commit crimes without being caught. Please be cautious.
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dCZQU
理系の大学がゴリゴリ女子枠作ってるの、ポリコレ男女平等とかよりも今後どんどん酷くなる少子化の中で若者を集めようと必死なだけなんだろうな。少子化のビッグウェーブに比べたら男女平等なんてさざ波程度。 "Technical universities creating quotas for women seems less about political correctness and gender equality, and more about desperately trying to attract young people amidst worsening population decline. Compared to the massive wave of declining birthrates, gender equality is just a small ripple."
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dCZQU
はじめに、実情も知らずに特定の人物や団体を非難する意図はないことを断っておく。医学部を目指す諸君、医学部で勉強中の諸君に告ぐ。君の進もうとする道は、一つ間違うと他人の命を奪う道だ。それでも進むというなら、応分の技能とストレス耐性を養いたまえ。 "Technical universities creating quotas for women seems less about political correctness and gender equality, and more about desperately trying to attract young people amidst worsening population decline. Compared to the massive wave of declining birthrates, gender equality is just a small ripple."
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lzuK0
自分を過小評価してても周りが放っておかないので勝手に引き上げられるし、自分を過大評価してても元いた場所にすぐ引き戻される。本人がどう思ってるかと関係なく世界は「いい感じ」に調整される。"Even if you underestimate yourself, others won't leave you alone and will inadvertently pull you up, and if you overestimate yourself, you'll quickly be pulled back to where you originally were. Regardless of what the person thinks, the world adjusts itself in a 'just right' way."
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"This pattern is a classic example of the self-destruction of the weak. It is not limited to political examples but can be seen in various aspects of society. For instance, men and women who set their marital expectations too high and end up with nothing, low-skilled poor people who become unemployed as automation increases with the rise in minimum wage, and gamers who seek too much value for money and low-profit sales, only to find themselves overwhelmed by games filled with microtransactions.
This type can be observed in various places within society. The weak often have flawed thoughts and values, tending toward self-destruction.
In the human body, there is a phenomenon known as apoptosis, where unnecessary cells self-destruct. It makes one wonder if the same process is happening on a human scale, as the weak seem to inadvertently eliminate themselves."
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lzuK0
私立大学のほとんどの経済学部が数学なし入試で入れるけど、実際、ビジネスで必要な経済学なんか、日経新聞読めて、なんか適当に床屋談義できて、客や会社の偉い人と仲良くすることで、数学が必要な経済学なんか、ほとんどの高学歴に必要ない。英語と世界史というのは実に正しい。"Most private university economics departments allow entry through exams that do not require mathematics. However, the economics necessary for business merely requires reading the Nikkei newspaper, engaging in casual chat at the barbershop, and maintaining good relationships with clients and company executives. Mathematics-based economics is largely unnecessary for most highly educated individuals. Indeed, focusing on English and world history is quite appropriate."
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x9sq9
若さってめちゃくちゃ価値があるのにそれに気づくの若さを失ってからって設計マジで残酷だよな
"It’s really cruel how youth is incredibly valuable, but you only realize it after you've lost it."
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"When taken to its extreme, free love results in men seeking to be with as many women as possible as the optimal solution, and for women, the optimal solution becomes cuckolding less attractive men with the ATM-like support of a very high-quality man's genes."
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Thorough repetition, having done something, and having seen or heard something are all worlds apart. Only those who have thoroughly repeated can produce results. The number of repetitions I have put into my work and English skills is extraordinary. As a result, although I didn't have much talent, I was able to become what I am today.
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"In my classical Chinese lectures, we typically use past exam questions as teaching material, but 'checking answers' is not the goal. In fact, it's hardly important. What's crucial is the knowledge needed and the key points that should have been understood in the process of arriving at those answers.
The solutions have reproducibility; if you grasp the same key points, you can solve this question, that question, and any other question.
Once you've learned the knowledge and key points, use them in your next preparation, applying the same points to solve and become proficient with the solutions.
What I want you to learn is this solution process = 'the process of solving.'
Checking answers and getting excited or disappointed about being right or wrong is just an extra."
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"On Twitter, you often see extreme opinions like either you're a geek who will never have a relationship with women or, if you do get married, you'll be exploited by a mentally unstable wife, or you're a despicable man who treats women terribly... So which one are you? However, most men date only a handful of women, marry the girlfriend they were with during their marriageable age, and go on to build an ordinary family."
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People who attack others often mistakenly believe that they won't be attacked themselves. Therefore, make sure to counterattack decisively at the first strike, which will greatly reduce the likelihood of a second attack. It's a common fact that those with high offensive power tend to have weak defenses.
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You often realize that life's bonus stage is over only afterwards. Many men in their thirties and forties think, "If I could go back to my university days, I'd have excelled in relationships, sweeping off their feet not just the girls I admired in my circle but also my seniors and juniors from work." However, the reality that "what you couldn't achieve then is all there is" prevails. To avoid regrets when looking back later, it's crucial to live the present to the fullest.
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wmExd
周りに理解されないからといって手加減するのが癖になると、それが本人の実力になってしまう。まだエネルギーが残ってるならば、100%の力を出しても問題ない環境を探し続けたほうが良い。 "If you make a habit of holding back just because others don't understand you, that habit will become your actual level of ability. If you still have energy left, it's better to keep looking for an environment where you can give it your all."
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"The reason men who are considered less desirable can't get married is less about being unattractive and more about having limited capacity. They are often struggling just to take care of themselves, let alone being unable to fully look after themselves."
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vutgw
コアとなる知識を暗記すれば暗記するほど知識同士が有機的につながり、新しい知識も暗記しやすくなる。暗記の拡大再生産。それを実感するためには最低限の暗記が必要だが、多くの人はその前段階で挫折してしまうか、色んな教材に手を出して雑多な知識を中途半端にインプットして詰んでしまう。 "The more you memorize core knowledge, the more organically connected the pieces of knowledge become, making it easier to memorize new information. This is the expanded reproduction of memorization. To experience this, a minimum amount of memorization is necessary, but many people give up at this initial stage, or they start using various materials and end up with a jumble of half-baked knowledge."
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uTkpR
「俺なんてまだまだ未熟」という謙虚な精神と「俺こそ最強」というぶっ飛んだ自信が相克する男が強い。矛盾はしていない。むしろ常にこの2つを心に持たねば成長も挑戦もできない。 "I'm still inexperienced," reflects a humble spirit, while "I am the strongest" shows outrageous confidence. These two attitudes conflict, yet they are not contradictory. In fact, one must always hold both in their heart in order to grow and take on challenges.
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Tebnx
「なんであの男はあんなにモテるんだろう?」という疑問を抱いたことのある人に伝えたいのは、「男の中で競争を勝ち抜くより、女の子のニーズを満たすことに集中するほうが簡単にモテるし、圧倒的にラクだよ」ということです。 To those who have wondered, "Why does that guy get so much attention from others?" I want to say, "It's easier and much more effortless to focus on fulfilling the needs of girls than to compete and win among men."
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In today's era, "not being able to drink alcohol" is the strongest advantage. In your 20s, being able to drink can make things more enjoyable, but when you look at older drinkers, by the time they're around 50, their bodies start to deteriorate, and if they keep drinking, they can become alcoholics or even worse. People who inherently can't drink alcohol have an advantage because they develop ways to have fun without it early on, which becomes a lifelong skill.
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2IV0N
"お母さんヒス構文って単なるお笑いのブームではなく「母親にまつわる幼い頃のトラウマをサーヤという藁人形を通じて浄化し乗り越える」という切実な国民的ムーブメントだったんじゃないかと最近思う" "I've recently come to think that the 'Mommy Hysteric Syntax' was not just a comedy trend, but rather a poignant national movement to cleanse and overcome childhood traumas related to mothers, through a straw doll named Saraya."
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2IV0N
社会は似たもの同士が繋がってる巨大な網なので、ヤバい人と遭遇したら「その方向に進むのは考え直せ」ってアラートと捉えてる。スゴロクのマス目に書かれたヒントのようなもの。 を英訳してください。"The society is a huge web where like-minded people are connected, so when I encounter someone dangerous, I take it as an alert to reconsider heading in that direction. It's like a hint written on a square in a game of sugoroku."
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"I often see tweets about 'how to turn things around from a low educational background,' but most of them require continuous effort and a certain level of intellect. If you already had those abilities, you probably wouldn't have ended up with a low educational background in the first place."
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"The benefit of having English in entrance exams is that it allows for the selection of students who have put in a certain amount of effort and have accumulated memory and practice to be able to read that English, in other words, students who have worked hard and have a certain level of thinking ability."
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GHR6L
超上級2-10
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The main reason for aiming to attend a prestigious school is not to "boast about your academic background" or "to receive advanced classes," but rather "to increase the chances of meeting peers who enjoy learning with enthusiasm."
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CUIPY
超上級2-10 熟語中級177
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There are hardly any students who can't study but can memorize. Studying fundamentally starts with memorization, and since memorization involves organizing information and storing it in your mind, being able to do so means you are somewhat capable of studying. Therefore, the notion that one can't study but is fine with subjects like science and social studies because they involve memorization generally doesn't hold up.
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Worrying is a waste of time. Osan quickly learned this in society. Those who worry don't achieve greatness. It's true. In society, the ones who make quick decisions always win.
【同じく酒が飲めないサトミツと傷を舐め合うだけの人生・オードリー若林】
酒が飲めないので友達はゼロ。
普通の人は、飲み会で友達を増やすが、クズ林は酒が飲めないので56年間友達ゼロ。
同じく酒が飲めないサトミツと弱者男性同士・傷を舐め合うだけの人生、オードリー若林。
人間が嫌い「100人いたら99人は合わない」と言っていた有名な人間嫌い、
男のタクシー運転手も嫌いなのでタクシーに乗らないことで有名なタクシー嫌い、
(ガールズバー・風俗に通っていたので20才前後若い女は大好きなロリコン)
なのに、人間嫌いではなく、好感度が上がる言い方の『人見知り』
と嘘をつき、好感度を上げ続ける人間のクズ・オードリー若林。
ラジオで毎週
「サトミツと弱者男性同士・傷を舐め合うだけの人生です」
と謝罪しろ。
サトミツと「鬼滅の刃あまりハマれなかったね」
と共感しあって悦に入ってんじゃねえぞ、20才前後の若い女が大好き・人間嫌い林ロリ男め。
前スレ 45歳なのに株式投資しないで現金で溜め込んでいる人間のクズ1位オードリー若林★3
https://egg.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/am/1541330347/
人は、絶望に負けると快楽に身を堕とす。敗者の人生には安い酒や粗雑な飯、批判や文句など、短い快楽が存在するのみ。大きな挫折をした後に再スタートしたければ、一度それを絶って生きないとならない時期がある。我慢できなくなった弱い心を断薬して、そのエネルギーを生産的なことに使おう。
やまとが自分さえ良ければいい、
っていうマキュヴェリズムという危険思想持ちだからな。
平成フラミンゴに
「録音はあるぞ」と脅迫して
登録者激減、友達にやる態度かよ「録音はあるぞ」
と脅迫。。。友達ではなく手下、
とでも思ってたんだろうな平成フラミンゴのこと。
それに加えて今回の道独占して邪魔なのに
ファンに暴言、謝罪なし「エンタメにしただけ」
と言い訳で登録解除祭り。
もう30代のジジイだしコムドット終わりだろうね、
グループYouTuberで30代はきついし、
リーダーが人間的に終わってる。
平成フラミンゴ脅迫したの引いたわ、いまだに謝罪なし、
それでワシもチャンネル登録解除。
謝罪動画かと思いきや「録音はあるぞ、いつでも公開したるぞ?」
と平成フラミンゴを脅迫、人間として終わってるぞ、やまと。
やまとが自分さえ良ければいい、
っていうマキュヴェリズムという危険思想持ちだからな。
平成フラミンゴに 謝罪動画と見せかけ
「録音はあるぞ、いつでも公開したるぞ?」と脅迫して
登録者激減、友達にやる態度かよ。。。
友達ではなく手下、
とでも思ってたんだろうな平成フラミンゴのこと。
それに加えて今回の5人横並びで道独占して
邪魔なのに ファンに暴言、謝罪なし
「エンタメにしただけ」
と言い訳で登録解除祭り。
もう30代のジジイだしコムドット終わりだろうね、
男のグループYouTuberで30代はきついし、
リーダーが人間的に終わってる。
平成フラミンゴ脅迫したの引いたわ、いまだに謝罪なし、
それでワシもチャンネル登録解除。
謝罪動画かと思いきや「録音はあるぞ、いつでも公開したるぞ?」
と平成フラミンゴを脅迫、人間として終わってるぞ、やまと。
友達に対する態度じゃない、手下とでも思ってたんだろうな、
平成フラミンゴのこと......。。。
やまとが自分さえ良ければいい、
っていうマキュヴェリズムという危険思想持ちだからな。
平成フラミンゴに謝罪もせず
「録音はあるぞ」と脅迫して
登録者激減、友達にやる態度かよ「録音はあるぞ」
と脅迫。。。友達ではなく手下、
とでも思ってたんだろうな平成フラミンゴのこと。
それに加えて今回の5人横並びで道独占して
迷惑系ロケなのに ファンに暴言、謝罪なし
「エンタメにしただけ」
と言い訳で登録解除祭り。
もう30代のジジイだしコムドット終わりだろうね、
男のグループYouTuberで30代はきついし、
リーダーが人間的に終わってる。
平成フラミンゴ脅迫したの引いたわ、いまだに謝罪なし、
それでワシもチャンネル登録解除。
謝罪動画かと思いきや「録音はあるぞ、いつでも公開したるぞ?」
と平成フラミンゴを脅迫、人間として終わってるぞ、やまと。
友達に対する態度じゃない、手下とでも思ってたんだろうな、
平成フラミンゴのこと......。。。
やまとの言い訳だけしかできない友達を脅迫する性格の悪さが
登録者激減の原因だからもう登録者は戻らないよ。
1ヵ月半というこんな短期間で、
登録者26万人も激減させた奴らって、
日本ではコムドットが初なんじゃね?
短期間で26万人も減らす(現在進行形でさらに減り中)なんて、やろうたってそう出来ないよ…
>212 【宮迫コース。】
平成フラミンゴに対する
「録音はあるぞ?いつでも晒したるぞ?」
の脅迫動画まだ削除してないのやばいw
カレンダーのスペルも間違ってたし
やまと実は馬鹿なんじゃないのか。
あんな脅迫動画、即削除で謝罪だろ。。。
100年のファンでもあんな脅迫動画見たらファンやめるだろ。
メンバーも誰も言えない独裁状態なんだろうな。
メンバーのことも平成フラミンゴのことも
手下だと思ってるだろうし。
人間性が無理だから宮迫と同じコース乗った、
登録者減り続けるコース。
言い訳だけで謝罪できず自己愛異常、
アンチの方が多いってまんま宮迫やん。
1ヵ月半というこんな短期間で、
登録者26万人も激減させた奴らって、
日本ではコムドットが初なんじゃね?
短期間で26万人も減らす(現在進行形でさらに減り中)なんて、やろうたってそう出来ないよ…
>212 【宮迫コース。】
平成フラミンゴに対する
「録音はあるぞ?いつでも晒したるぞ?」
の脅迫動画まだ削除してないのやばいw
カレンダーのスペルも間違ってたし
やまと実は馬鹿なんじゃないのか。
あんな脅迫動画、即削除で謝罪だろ。。。
100年のファンでもあんな脅迫動画見たらファンやめるだろ。
メンバーも誰も言えない独裁状態なんだろうな。
メンバーのことも平成フラミンゴのことも
手下だと思ってるだろうし。
人間性が無理だから宮迫と同じコース乗った、
登録者減り続けるコース。
言い訳だけで謝罪できず自己愛異常、
自分のこと面白いと思ってるナルシスト、
アンチの方が多いってまんま宮迫やん。
1. Learning a new language can enable you to communicate with people from different cultures.
- 新しい言語を学ぶことは、異なる文化の人々とコミュニケーションをとることを可能にします。
2. The latest technology can enable businesses to streamline their operations and increase efficiency.
- 最新のテクノロジーは、企業が業務を効率化し、効率を向上させるのに役立ちます。
3. Proper planning and time management can enable you to achieve your long-term goals.
- 適切な計画と時間の管理は、長期的な目標を達成するのを可能にします。
4. Regular exercise and a healthy diet can enable you to maintain good physical health.
- 定期的な運動と健康的な食事は、良い身体の健康を維持するのに役立ちます。
5. Access to the internet can enable students to access a wealth of information for their research projects.
- インターネットへのアクセスは、学生が研究プロジェクトのために豊富な情報にアクセスするのを可能にします。
悲観するな楽観しろ
不安になるな自信を持て
悩むな行動しろ
悪口言うな人を褒めろ
グチるな解決策を探せ
我慢するな主張しろ
恨むな忘れろ
悲しい顔すんな笑え
ごちゃごちゃ考えるな筋トレしろ
ネガティブ行動をポジティブ行動に置き換えると人生が超楽しくなるよ。保証する
「他人の目を気にしない男」はモテる。「悪口や批判を真に受けない」=「集団から排除されても生きられる優秀なオス」だと見なされるから。ブサでも生命力の強い男がモテる理由。このような男は拒否されても簡単に引かず、ディスられても過剰反応しない。この基本スタンスは真似すれば誰でも再現可能。
基本的に心理戦で悪口を先に言われたほうが勝ちです。
人は本当にどうでもいい人に対して悪口なんて言いません。
「なんだよ、お前コンビニの店員のくせに」なんて発言はありえない。
発言者が「主観的な負け」を感じるからわざわざ発言するわけです。
金満社長が「社会に出たら、勉強なんてできても」とか言いたいのは「負け」を感じてるから。
バカな専業主婦が「女に学やキャリアなんて要らない」とか言いたいのは「負け」を感じてるから。
わざわざ特定の対象をケナしたいのは、「負け」が前提にあるから。
https://www.procon.org/
高校対応数学上級
数学の真髄 青木
数学ぐんぐん 応用編 長田
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❹軌道修正して行動する
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❺失敗する
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❸へ、以下ループ
・線形代数(コレスキー分解)
・線形代数(分散拡大係数)
・基礎統計学(サンプルサイズの設計)
・数理統計学(尖度・歪度)
・離散数学(二部グラフの最適化)
・離散数学(部分和問題)
・信号処理(離散フーリエ変換)
役に立ちすぎ
チャンスが目の前にきても、日頃から準備してないとそれがチャンスだと気づけない。「運が良い」って「準備ができてる」ってことを言い換えてるだけなのかもしれない。
3位 簿記2級
商業簿記で有価証券報告書が可読になり、工業簿記の管理会計は、固変分解の思想が有用でした
2位 統計検定1級
データ溢れる現代社会において、統計値が語る事実の真偽を見抜く羅針盤となりました
1位 東京大学の学位
知的能力の確固たる礎となりました
◯私は容姿や社会的地位で人間を感情のままに差別するが堂々と言うと道徳的優位性がとれないので、被差別者を「風呂に入る」「身嗜みを整える」等の簡単に出来る自己改善を怠ってるとして、「私達は不快な思いをさせられた!私達は差別させられた!」と被害者面しながら殴りたい
努力って何かを成し遂げるためにやるっていうより、幸福になるためにやるんだよな。努力して人生がいい方向へ向かっていると信じられている時、人は悩みや不安から解放されて幸せになれるんだよね。結果に結びつかない努力を永遠やり続ける人って結構多いけど、それは努力そのものが魅力的だから。
努力論は最終的に「バッターボックスに立て=試行回数を増やせ」と「波に乗れるのは浜辺に出てる人間だけ=確変の起きる場に身を置け」の2つに収束されますが、それらの意味するところはいずれも「運を掴みやすくしろ」に尽きるんですよね
幸福の三大要素は「没頭」「つながり」「意味」だと思っています。
夢中になれるものはありますか
信頼し合える人はいますか
生き(やり)がいを感じていますか
平凡な男が遺伝子強者に勝つためには「読書」「身体を鍛える」「人と関わりまくる」ことを避けて通れない。今の日本の若者はこの3つを欠く男が多すぎるが余り、貧困の童貞だらけ。一見すると遠回りに見えるが、全て長期的に続けることで自信が漲り、男の器が広がっていく。
1位:TOEIC900点
2位:日商簿記2級
3位:証券アナリスト
4位:米国公認会計士
5位:宅地建物取引士
6位:FP1級
7位:基本情報技術者
TOEICで高得点を取るだけで、高収入の業界に転職可能です。
性格の悪い男性が犯罪被害にあえば当然「自業自得w」と嘲笑され叩かれるけど、善良な男性が犯罪被害にあってもやはり「自業自得w」と叩かれるだけ…というのが頂き女子の被害者揶揄で完全可視化されているんだよな。弱者男性が救われないのは性格が悪いから…は大嘘で男性は男性である時点で救われない
人生で大事な教訓は「試行回数」に集約されてる。チャレンジの回数が多いとチャンスが増えて成功確率が上がり、チャレンジしなくなると「運」からも「縁」からも見放される。「ちゃんと試行回数を維持できてるか」の点検こそ重要。
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九州 修猷館(111名)
あまり知られてないが、意外と手を伸ばせば届くところに成功はある。
「もうちょっとだけナンパしよう」
「この子はどうしても落としたい。もうちょっとだけ粘ろう」
この、「もうちょっと」で美女が落ちることはよくある。これが成功体験となり、もうちょい粘る習慣をさらに強化できる人は強い。来年は違う年にしよう
圧倒的に努力できる事を探せ
そうすれば
圧倒的に幸せになれる
ほんま人生はこれだけや
これだけでええねんな
シンプルや
本来はデータサイエンス系って、数学強者の医学部生が行くべき学部だよね。
データサイエンスで使うpythonは高校の微積・線形代数・確率統計は絶対必要だから。
【大崎会長が吉本去った途端、松本帝国崩壊。】
しかも自分からレギュラー放り出した
ワイドなショーで。
放り出した理由も女遊びしたいからだろ、どうせ。
レギュラー効率化して空いた時間で女遊びしたいから
ここまであっけない最後とは、
大崎会長に守られてたんやろな、
大崎会長が吉本去った途端これや。
【芸人の最後は全員ダサい。】
かっこいいまま引退なんて
上岡龍太郎だけや。
芸人の最後は全員ダサいな。
かっこいいまま引退したやつなんかおらん。
【youtubeも直接課金ビジネスもしてない低脳。】
スポンサーつかないから
youtubeか西野みたいなファンクラブビジネス
するしかない。
youtubeもファンクラブビジネスもしてない奴は
本当に低脳。
テレビ一本のタレントは
このようにスポンサーの気分で急に干されることがある。
【youtubeも直接課金ビジネスもしてない低脳。】
スポンサーつかないから
youtubeか西野みたいなファンクラブビジネス
するしかない。
youtubeもファンクラブビジネスもしてない奴は
本当に低脳。
テレビ一本のタレントは
このようにスポンサーの気分で急に干されることがある。
テレビはスポンサービジネス、
スポンサーの意向で何も自由にできないスポンサーの奴隷。
だからキンコン西野はファンから直接課金してもらって
好きなお笑い作品作れ、
ってまっつんに進言してたんだが、
まっつん古い人間でテレビに拘りありそうだし、
このまま引退やろな。
しかも自分からレギュラー放り出した
ワイドなショーで。
放り出した理由も女遊びしたいからだろ、どうせ。
レギュラー効率化して空いた時間で女遊びしたいから
ここまであっけない最後とは、
大崎会長に守られてたんやろな、
大崎会長が吉本去った途端これや。
ただし大崎会長もキンコン西野の
ファンクラブビジネス理解できてなかったし、
いずれ終わってた。テレビだけではきつい、
ファンクラブビジネスしないと。
テレビだけではスポンサーの奴隷。
【youtubeも直接課金ビジネスもしてない低脳。】
スポンサーつかないから
youtubeか西野みたいなファンクラブビジネス
するしかない。
youtubeもファンクラブビジネスもしてない奴は
本当に低脳。
テレビ一本のタレントは
このようにスポンサーの気分で急に干されることがある。
テレビはスポンサービジネス、
スポンサーの意向で何も自由にできないスポンサーの奴隷。
だからキンコン西野はファンから直接課金してもらって
好きなお笑い作品作れ、
ってまっつんに進言してたんだが、
まっつん古い人間でテレビに拘りありそうだし、
このまま引退やろな。
まっつんがファンクラブビジネスやってたら
ファンから毎年50億は稼げてた、その金で
お笑い番組作ったら良かったやん、
テレビはスポンサーの奴隷で自由にできないんやでまっつん。
ユーモアとは「対象から距離をとる」ということ。(メモ
女を社会進出させず、学問もさせず、相対的に男全体をアルファ化することで皆に女行き渡るようにした昔の人、賢すぎる
東大合格おめでとう!次は進振り!
進振り成功おめでとう!次は院試!
院試合格おめでとう!次は就職!
就職成功おめでとう!次はキャリア!
次は資産形成!次は美容整形!次は結婚!
なんなんだよこの人生
狩野英孝、江頭、なかやまきんに君あたりの「テレビでは基本弄られの道化ポジションだがなんか本人から滲む人柄が安心する」みたいな人たちがYouTubeでめちゃくちゃはねているの、素朴な善性の勝利という感じがあるな
俺が現実を教えてやろう👍
・どM
・押しに弱い
・マジで気分屋
・決断できない
・友達に流される
・男より性欲が強い
・自分は何も悪くない
・当たり前に嘘をつく
・惚れた男に尽くしたい
・惚れた男に奉仕したい
・追われたら内心冷める
・実は追いかけていたい
・平気でドタキャンする
・一度冷めたら一生戻らない
・めちゃくちゃ攻められたい
・可愛い子程マジで臭くない
・本気で惚れた男には何でも許す
・事後が1番「好き」の気持ちが高い
・非モテモブを脳内で認識していない
・格下予定をドタキャンし惚れた男の元へ
これがマジの現実。
嘘だと思うのはメディアや教育の洗脳
1000人以上とデートしてきた俺はわかる。
表でいくら綺麗事を言おうとこれが事実。
できない新人をいびって「優越感を覚える人」は世の中には想像以上に多いです。彼らは「社会や組織の厳しさを伝えることが使命」だと思っており「君は社会では生きていけない」や「どこにも通用しない」と言ってきます。でも、彼らも社会で居場所がないから新人いびってるだけです。
HIKAKINや松本人志といった超アルファ男性でも、女性の気を損ねると証拠がなくても干されたり、相手の非が明らかに大きくても頭を下げなきゃならないのは、現代社会においては男性自体が弱者属性である事の証なんだよな。弱者男性問題は男性の中に弱者がいる事ではなく、男性自体が弱者であるのが本質
今は野良猫をしているが。
松本人志氏本人は絶対言われたくないだろうけど芸について「万人の理解」を拒否しつつ「世間」の評価をやたら気にするのと「自分のファンじゃない一般女性を従わせたい」という証言から導ける性癖があまりに相似形で一貫していて恐ろしくなる。矛盾した承認欲求を拗らせ続けた悲しい盛衰に思える。
メンタル乱れる人の最大の特徴は「大切にしてくれない人に期待し続ける」です。傷ついてきた優しい人ほど「大切にしてもらえないのは私が悪かったからだ」と考えてしまう。「こうすればよかった、ああすれば良かった」と自分を責め執着し続ける。「大切にしてくれない人」を大切にする必要はないです。
優しい人ほど相手に期待するし、「次は期待に応えてくれるはず」と考える。
でも、何度も裏切ってくる人は、また次も裏切ってくる。
良い意味で「諦める」も大切だったりします。
チャンスって実際は目の前に腐るほど落ちてるけど、適切な知識や経験がないとチャンスだと認識できない。運が良くなったのではなく、チャンスが認識できるレベルに成長しただけって場合ある。
新しいチャレンジの成功確率は10%程度と見込んで動くと良い。多く試し速く失敗するのが基本。「百発百中」を目指そうとするのは優秀な人がよくハマる罠。失敗と仲良くなるほうが成功には近道。
しかし、時は虚しく流れ、去年に再び東大入試を受けたときは周りにはもはや知り合いと呼べる人はいなくなった。
人けのないアネックス講堂で過ごした昼休みは、かつてのそれとは全く異なり、ひとりで静かに内省し、過去の自分を振り返る時間だった。この広い世界の中で自分がどれほどの存在であるかを知り、そしてその小ささを受け入れることを学んだ。それは、かつてイキリ散らしていた自分が想像もしなかったほどに、静かで、深い時間だった。
東進数学乙です。
金子裕介101点 @fxgodzeuss
河野玄斗105点 @gengen_36
🥉林俊介107点 @884_96
🥈さぐさぐ112点 @saagch1cken
🥇Saki116点 @Saki_reset
補足:①さぐさぐさんとSakiさんは6完した
②河野玄斗は東大オープンで数学満点を取った
東進数学乙です。
東進数学乙です。
女でパートナーとセックスしたくないって言ってるやつはかわいそうなのよ。普通の恋愛関係なら女こそセックスしたがるわけで、そうでない男としか交際できない、要は顔や年齢や性格が不自由ってことだからな。
東京大学理科3類 12/12
東京医科歯科大学医学部9/10
千葉大学医学部医学科 4/4
慶応大学医学部 18/18
・LaTeXに慣れる
理工系・情報系では論文を書く時必ず使います。環境構築がだるいので、Overleafなどクラウド環境を使ってコマンド慣れしておくと、必ず役立ちます
・英語に慣れる
TOEIC900をささっと取りましょう
・Python
書けると進路の幅が広がります
2. In the pursuit of success, enduring persistence holds more value than momentary talent.
3. For achieving success, the key lies in persistent effort over time, rather than brief displays of talent.
To succeed, long-term perseverance is more important than a moment of talent.
Your talent reminds me of Fetty Wap.
※2024/3/12 18:00時点
1位 桜蔭(63名)
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4位 鷗友学園女子(13名)
5位 頌栄女子学院(4名)
2. "To overcome negativity, it's not about being positive; it's about getting deeply involved."
"Negativity is not countered by positivity, but by immersion."
でも、私は自分を責めることはない。多くの人が受け流せるであろう刺激への固執を商売道具にして、仕事をしてきたようなものだからだ。
経済 開成(45名)
法 頌栄(30名)
文 頌栄(25名)
総政 頌栄(9名)
環情 頌栄(8名)
商 湘南(45名)
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理工 開成(84名)
薬 市川(17名)
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2. "For better English skills, making it a habit to instantly translate your thoughts into English is vital."
"It's important to improve your English skills by quickly translating your thoughts into English as a habit."
"I want to develop the habit of writing in English at least once a day."
2. "I wish to establish a routine of writing in English once every day."
やはり金があるスポーツ選手とか芸能人は金を盗まれるのが様式美
炭酸泉を36度以上に設定している施設はゴミYouTuberと同じ価値しかなく低脳である。
本当に飛び抜けてる人って周りから理解されないから、世の中に埋もれてることも多い。そこそこのほうがうまくいきやすいから「手加減のプロ」みたいになってる場合もある。まるで擬態してるみたい。
It's good to proceed with the expectation that the success rate of new challenges is around 10%. The key is to try many things and fail quickly. Aiming for "perfection" is a trap that talented people often fall into. Becoming friends with failure is a shortcut to success.
新しいチャレンジの成功確率は10%程度と見込んで動くと良い。多く試し速く失敗するのが基本。「百発百中」を目指そうとするのは優秀な人がよくハマる罠。失敗と仲良くなるほうが成功には近道。
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【男の前髪あるある】
やはり社会人で男で前髪垂らしてるやつに碌な奴はいない、という説がまた証明されたな。
2023年 22.6%←過去最高
2018年 20.1%
2013年 18.9%
2008年 20.6%
2003年 15.1%
1998年 12.8%
1993年 13.4%
1988年 8.7%
Zip it
Zip it
Keep it down
Shake a leg
1. **Please be quiet.**(静かにしてください)
2. **Could you lower your voice?**(声を小さくしてもらえますか?)
3. **I'd appreciate some silence.**(静かにしていただけるとありがたいです)
4. **Let's keep the noise down.**(騒音を控えましょう)
5. **Could we have a bit more quiet, please?**(もう少し静かにしてもらえますか?)
6. **Please, hush.**(お静かに)
7. **Keep it hushed.**(静かにしてね)
8. **Silence, please.**(静粛に)
9. **I need quiet.**(静かにしてほしい)
10. **Zip your lips.**(口を閉じて)
これらの表現は、話している相手やその状況に応じて使い分けることができます。よりフォーマルな環境では、「Please be quiet」や「Could you lower your voice?」が適切です。一方、友達とのカジュアルなやりとりでは、「Zip it」や「Keep it down」のような表現が自然に聞こえるかもしれません。
11. **Please, tone it down.**(少し静かにしてください)
12. **Can we keep the volume low?**(音量を低く保てますか?)
13. **Let's tone down the noise.**(騒音を抑えましょう)
14. **I'm looking for some peace and quiet.**(少しの静けさを求めています)
15. **Could you keep it quiet?**(静かにしてもらえますか?)
これらの追加表現も、状況や相手の関係性に応じて使い分けることができます。文脈に合わせて柔軟に対応することで、より効果的にコミュニケーションを取ることができるでしょう。
1. **Outstanding** - 目立って素晴らしい、際立って優れている。
2. **Remarkable** - 注目に値する、驚くべき。
3. **Incredible** - 信じがたいほど素晴らしい。
4. **Brilliant** - 非常に賢い、または才能がある。
5. **Phenomenal** - 驚異的な、非常に優れた。
6. **Superb** - 最高品質の、優れた。
7. **Magnificent** - 壮大な、素晴らしい。
8. **Stellar** - 星のように輝かしい、非常に優れた。
9. **Exquisite** - 精巧で美しい、極めて洗練された。
10. **Extraordinary** - 並外れた、非常に特別な。
これらの言葉は、人や物事の特別な質や成果を称賛するときに使うことができます。それぞれの言葉が持つニュアンスを考慮しながら、適切な状況で使用してください。
"Don't touch my stuff."
"Kick into high gear" - 「ハイギアに入れる」の意で、本気で取り組み始める、努力を倍増させるという意味です。
"Get your act together" - 「行動を一つにまとめろ」の直訳ですが、もっと真剣に、または効率的に物事を行うようにという意味で使われます。
"Step up your game" - 「ゲームをステップアップせよ」の意で、パフォーマンスを向上させ、より一層の努力をするようにという意味です。
"Pull your socks up" - 「靴下を引き上げろ」の意で、もっと努力するように、または状況を改善するようにという意味です。
"Put the pedal to the metal" - 「アクセルを床まで踏み込め」の意で、全速力で進む、最大限に努力するという意味です。
"Get a move on" - 直訳すると「動きを得る」ですが、急ぐ、速く行動を開始するようにという意味で使われます。
"Up the ante" - 「賭け金を上げる」の意味から転じて、努力やリスクを増やす、一層の努力をするようにという意味で使われます。
"Go the extra mile" - 「余分なマイルを行く」の直訳ですが、「より一層の努力をする」「期待以上のことをする」という意味でよく使われます。
"Turn up the heat" - 「熱を上げる」の直訳ですが、圧力を高める、より強く努力するようにという意味で使われます。
文科一類 開成(19名)
文科二類 浅野(17名)
文科三類 開成(14名)
理科一類 開成(67名)
理科二類 開成(18名)
理科三類 灘/桜蔭/開成(12名)
"Variations in academic performance stem more from how effectively one studies than from innate intelligence."
"The disparity in grades is more a result of how well one studies rather than how smart one is."
"The difference in academic outcomes is more influenced by study techniques than by natural intellect."
"Differences in grades arise more from the skillfulness of one's study habits than from intelligence."
"Variations in academic performance stem more from how effectively one studies than from innate intelligence."
"The disparity in grades is more a result of how well one studies rather than how smart one is."
"The difference in academic outcomes is more influenced by study techniques than by natural intellect."
"Differences in grades arise more from the skillfulness of one's study habits than from intelligence."
ある程度の時間を勉強に捧げたのに成績が上がらない人は、頭が悪いのではなく、勉強が下手くそ過ぎるケースはよくあります
"People who dedicate a considerable amount of time to studying without seeing an improvement in grades are not necessarily unintelligent; it is often the case that they are simply very poor at studying."
Japan's education system is often said to be like the military, and to some extent, I think that's correct. However, I believe the military-style approach significantly lifts the bottom tier. Even those at the very bottom can read, write, and do basic arithmetic. If we abandon the military style, I think the educational disparities will become extreme. Japan has really done well in standardizing education.
Challenging tasks with a high level of difficulty are similar to the process of breaking rocks. At first, even if you chip away at it, there seems to be no response, but if you persistently continue, it suddenly splits open, revealing a breakthrough. Once a crack is made, progress accelerates rapidly.
People grow because they take on challenges. This is undeniable. It's risks and failures that shape a person. Those who always stay in the safe zone will forever remain children.
The challenge isn't having an education; the problem is when someone has nothing but their education. High-spec delinquents or handsome, highly educated individuals become rare and highly sought after, embodying desirability.It's better to curse the inability to convert education into money, and money into beauty.Exactly this. If you're truly intelligent, you should be capable of self-analysis, controlling your life, meticulously planning with your innate intellect, and executing those plans. If you're really smart, you should never lose to fools.
Responsible adults don't really have friends like that. Unlike the salarymen who complain over drinks at a red lantern, adults who are seriously working are busy and have a lot of things to do and think about. Being all about "friends, friends" and messing around is proof of being childish. There are those who are grown up yet still act like children, and with them, you just can't find any common ground to talk about.
"If that woman, who loves to stand out and has a princess-like attitude to the max, really had Arabic language skills at the level of a Cairo University graduate, I bet she would have been speaking Arabic at every opportunity and constantly commenting on Middle Eastern news... That's what I think."
In my 30s, with a decreased libido, I seriously don’t feel like dating women anymore. If I have that time and money, I'd rather buy a carton of new One Piece cards and spend the day opening packs, wait in line for two hours to eat Jiro Ramen, or go camping with just the guys, set up a tent sauna, cook rice in a mess tin, and eat curry.
Listen up, students. Confess your feelings in a drunken moment, buy things you don't need, drink alcohol you don't want, eat things bad for your health, pull an all-nighter for no reason, laze around at a friend's house, consume carbs, create embarrassing memories, skip classes to focus on part-time jobs and club activities. That's just about right for young people.
As a tip for continuous effort, it's important to think about the best outcomes you can achieve by persevering, while also imagining the worst outcomes that could happen if you don't put in the effort.If you only think about successful cases, you may unconsciously feel a sense of accomplishment and stop doing it, so make sure to consider both scenarios together.
"Don't think that happiness lies beyond overcoming the tough times you're facing now. Live each day with happiness. To live happily means to recognize the happy moments. Realize how fortunate you are. Enjoy each day positively, today and tomorrow, and recognize what makes you happy right now! It's the accumulation of these moments that constitutes happiness! Start doing it from today!"
"If both your personality and appearance are attractive, most people can get married just by living their lives normally without needing to engage in special marriage-seeking activities. Conversely, the very need to participate in such activities suggests that either aspect of your charm is not particularly high, and it's necessary to recognize this."
"Marrying someone you don't find sexually attractive and building and maintaining a romantic relationship can be difficult. However, marrying someone who has sexual appeal but lacks social skills also makes it hard to build and maintain a household. So, where can one find a partner who possesses both sexual attractiveness and social skills? Unfortunately, by the time you're looking for such a person, they're already not around. Sold out, thank you."
"The world is not so sweet that you can get by on kindness and the rational response of an adult alone. If someone treats you with disrespect, get angry; corner those who repeatedly make the same mistakes and cause trouble; and completely ignore the idiots who aren't even worth talking to. It's often the serious people who misjudge how to respond, ending up at a loss themselves. Shed any softness."
"Life is full of terrible things. The worst events often happen in succession. There's no guarantee that something good will follow after something bad. It's not uncommon for the bad to persist. If you're crushed by it, it's all over, so somehow you struggle, flounder, and sometimes even run away, learning how to cope with these terrible things. Before you know it, things that once seemed awfully bad can somehow be overcome, becoming normal, and you realize you've gained the strength to overcome them. I think that's what growth is, and yet, life is also about one terrible thing happening after another."
Feeling stifled in Japan, I flew to Vietnam, but I realized that the sense of relief from not having to fit into a mold overseas was only permitted because I was a "foreigner." The more I assimilated into that country, the more I was tormented by the same fixed ideas of "must be this way" as when I was in Japan. Ultimately, the ease of living depends on how much you can relax, not on the country you live in.
Men really don't choose women based on looks, and, in fact, the more popular ones tend to have this tendency even more. But no matter how much you tell this to women, there's never been a case where they've said, "Then I'll stop caring about appearance!" I think it's because the competition for hierarchy in female society has nothing to do with being popular.I strongly agree. Many wives of successful businessmen or wealthy individuals may look plain, but they are more like co-managers than spouses.
Please be selfish in love. Such men are the most popular because they act this way. Those who are unpopular are the ones who hesitate out of consideration for others or step back thinking, "I'm not suitable for the other person." It doesn't matter. If you like someone, you pursue them. You keep making moves without considering the other person's circumstances, progressing simultaneously. Being a bit ruthless is the strongest approach in this field.
In South Korea, there are cosmetic surgery signs everywhere to the point where there's even discussion about regulation. Almost certainly, Japan will become like this too. In Japan, where the elderly hardly spend any money, the money from young women's prostitution is a valuable growth market...
From elementary school, you can spot the seeds of the silly girls. Girls tend to be good kids, almost like the teacher's pets, and they excel under the big rulebook of school and teachers. However, society is different; it's not so easy to be evaluated, and that's where things start to go awry.
もしも、このタヌキの化けの皮が剥がされる時が来たら、その衝撃はホラッチョ川上の比ではない。経歴詐称という「土台」(さらに言うなら公選法違反)によって、大都市東京を束ねる地位に居続けてきたのだから。
If anyone thinks the issue of Yuriko Koike's alleged resume falsification regarding her graduation from Cairo University is merely about embellishing her background, they are entirely mistaken. Koike claimed to have graduated top of her class from Cairo University, and it was this claim that led the media to celebrate her as a talented woman, which subsequently propelled her into a career as a news anchor, then as a legislator, and finally, as the Governor of Tokyo. In other words, her "Cairo University graduate" status is not just an embellishment; it forms the very core and structure of her persona, and it is the foundation of her current position. Without it, she would be just another person.
If the time comes when this tanuki's disguised skin is peeled away, the shock will be incomparable to anything else. Because she has maintained her position governing the metropolis of Tokyo based on this foundation of resume falsification—and, furthermore, a potential violation of electoral law—the impact would be profound.
・娘に甘い
→娘にノーと言えない
・万策尽きる
→選択肢がない
簡単な表現に落とし込むと英訳し易くなる。自分自身、口から英語が出てこない時は難しい日本語で考えがちだった。いかに簡単な日本語に瞬時にブレイクダウンできるかが鍵。
English is about "paraphrasing skills." Moving away from literal translation can expand your thinking.
- Indulgent with his daughter
→ Can't say no to his daughter
- Out of options
→ No choices left
Simplifying expressions makes them easier to translate into English. I often found myself thinking in complicated Japanese when I couldn't spontaneously speak English. The key is how quickly you can break down your thoughts into simple Japanese.
もしも、このタヌキの化けの皮が剥がされる時が来たら、その衝撃はホラッチョ川上の比ではない。経歴詐称という「土台」(さらに言うなら公選法違反)によって、大都市東京を束ねる地位に居続けてきたのだから。
If anyone thinks the issue of Yuriko Koike's alleged resume falsification regarding her graduation from Cairo University is merely about embellishing her background, they are entirely mistaken. Koike claimed to have graduated top of her class from Cairo University, and it was this claim that led the media to celebrate her as a talented woman, which subsequently propelled her into a career as a news anchor, then as a legislator, and finally, as the Governor of Tokyo. In other words, her "Cairo University graduate" status is not just an embellishment; it forms the very core and structure of her persona, and it is the foundation of her current position. Without it, she would be just another person.
If the time comes when this tanuki's disguised skin is peeled away, the shock will be incomparable to anything else. Because she has maintained her position governing the metropolis of Tokyo based on this foundation of resume falsification—and, furthermore, a potential violation of electoral law—the impact would be profound.
Ippei Mizuhara embezzled Mr. Ohtani's money to gamble 24.5 million yen in one bet and lost it all, while Soshina hit a big jackpot, winning 24 million yen, which he donated entirely to earthquake-stricken Ishikawa Prefecture, taking on the tax burden as debt.
I think anyone who has been involved in hiring would understand that it's impossible to judge someone based solely on an interview and a resume. The more specialized the hiring process becomes, the more likely experts in that field will say they can't fully discern someone's capabilities.
浮気しない男を見抜けないのではなくて浮気するような恋愛好きで拡散力の強い遺伝子の男を見抜いて好んで付き合ってるから必然的に浮気されてるだけなんだよな
"It's true that men who don't cheat exist, but you all don't fall for those kinds of men. It's not that you can't discern men who won't cheat; it's that you knowingly choose to date men who love romance and have strong genes for spreading their seed, so naturally, you end up being cheated on."
モテるために始めたはずが、いつのまにかヤバい界隈の価値観に染まり、どんどん自己満足のやばい方向に走り出して、歯止めが効かなくなる
Men's bodybuilding and women's cosmetic surgery are the same. What starts as a means to become more attractive soon becomes influenced by the dangerous values of certain circles, leading to an uncontrollable pursuit of self-satisfaction that spirals out of control.
I was surprised to learn that all of the thousands of phone conversations (in Japanese) between Mizuhara and Ohtani had been investigated. It made me think that there's no way to win a war against such a country.
There's a theory that handsome men choose their wives based on personality and abilities rather than looks—and observations confirm this is true, although the women are still above average in appearance. Then, supported by their good-natured wives, these men go on to cheat with beautiful women outside of marriage. Attractive men don't need to choose their wives based on looks, and that's all there is to it.
Humans tend to go mad when three elements are present: "intense stress," "a closed environment," and "limited social interactions." Only people as resilient as tardigrades can withstand such conditions.
帝京大学医学部
→英語(100)国語(100)数学ⅠAⅡB(100)
金沢医科大学医学部(後期)
→英語(100)数学ⅠAⅡB(100)小論文(60) 面接(110)
"Often, it's not that you're 'unlucky,' it's just that you're 'unprepared.' Situations that others might consider 'the worst' are often the 'best' opportunities for those who are prepared."
"It's not so much about being 'unlucky' as it is about being 'unprepared.' Situations that others might consider 'the worst' are often the 'best' opportunities for those who are prepared."
@_silentlisten_
全科目に応用できる貴重な考え方や発想を教えてくれたのは、個人的には元井先生(代ゼミ)、黒澤先生(駿台)、富田先生(代ゼミ、毒舌だから気づきにくいが)くらいだったと思う。
刑務所がいい例
自由が欲しければ民度を上げて、所属するコミュニティの質をあげるしかない
"The lower the level of civility, the more freedom is lost. Prisons are a good example. If you want freedom, the only way is to raise the level of civility and improve the quality of the community you belong to."
イイねしとる奴らは、いつまでわざわざお越しくださった外国人を論評できる立場にいると思い上がってるんですかね
恥じるならそれだけ円をゴミ通貨にした自国の生産性の低さを恥じるべきやで。
彼らのケツを舐めてでも外貨を稼ごうと奮闘する人らの方がよほど英雄的です
"Is this what gets 40,000 likes? Do those who like it really think they're in a position to criticize foreigners who have taken the trouble to come here? If they're going to feel shame, they should be ashamed of their own country's low productivity that has devalued the yen to nothing. Those who struggle to earn foreign currency, even if it means groveling, are far more heroic."
リーマン後時代の就活を見ていてよくわかった。
F欄大の元同級生は1社も受けず即ニートだし、玉川大の元同級生は10社落ちたら泣き言を言って諦めていた。
東京一早慶は何十社落ちても諦めなかった者が多い。
The difference between highly educated students and those from lower-tier universities is less about intelligence and more about "persistence." This became clear to me while observing job hunting in the post-Lehman era.
A former classmate from a low-tier university didn't apply to a single company and immediately became a NEET, while a former classmate from Tamagawa University gave up after being rejected by 10 companies, complaining about it. Many from top Tokyo universities like Hitotsubashi and Keio continued to persevere even after dozens of rejections.
Recently, the reason men want women to work isn't so much about money as it is a desire to keep their wives away from the "crazy" group of stay-at-home moms. It’s less about demanding a significant contribution to the household finances and more like a prayer that even if she only makes 2.5 million yen a year, she should work a little to avoid becoming crazy.
『既にモテているように振る舞う』
これに尽きる。
女の本能からすると国や法なんて邪魔だし、文化や平等もいらない。ただ強者男性の家族になって特別扱いしてもらい、ヒエラルキーの上位で安定を得ることが最優先。間違っても女に媚びてはいけない。
Ultimately, the key to being attractive is:
"Act as if you're already popular."
From a woman's instinctual point of view, things like countries or laws are just obstacles, and culture or equality aren't needed. The top priority is to become part of a strong man's family, receive special treatment, and secure a stable position at the top of the hierarchy. Under no circumstances should you try to ingratiate yourself with women.
これが分譲マンション!!
"Even when returning from a hotel, I am drawn into an entrance like that of a hotel, pass through hallways reminiscent of a hotel, and enter my beloved private space. It doesn’t feel like waking from a dream, like when I used to live in a rental. It feels as if I am staying at a hotel again today.
This is what it's like in a condominium!!"
ちょっとAIのカバー範囲が広すぎて、過去のアナロジーが通用するかは数十年後見ないとわからないけどね
"Throughout history, humanity has become wealthier by eliminating jobs through inventions like cars and washing machines, so it feels natural to think that as AI takes over various jobs, it will also lead to greater prosperity for people.
However, the scope of AI is so broad that it's uncertain whether past analogies will apply. We won't really know until we see what happens decades from now."
多くの人がわかるようなトレンドには答えはない。自分が独自に持ってる一次情報・感覚・洞察に答えがある
それがピーター・ティールの言う「賛同する人がほとんどいない大切な真実」
これを突き詰める先に面白い製品が作れると思う
To create services or businesses, having insights that you yourself believe in is crucial.
There are no answers in trends that many people understand. The answers lie in the primary information, senses, and insights that you uniquely possess.
This is what Peter Thiel refers to as the "important truth that almost no one agrees with."
I believe that by pursuing this, you can create interesting products.
マナーが悪くてうるさい観光客、観光客目当てのマズい飲食、観光客向けの安っぽい品物、観光客向けの変なイベント。なんかもう10年前の東京から激変だな。
Recently, when I go to Japan, the major downtown areas in Tokyo remind me of London, Rome, or Barcelona, and I find myself not wanting to go there...
Rude and noisy tourists, unappetizing food catering to tourists, cheap goods aimed at tourists, and strange events for tourists. It's a drastic change from Tokyo of ten years ago.
正直まだこの話してんの?って思ってしまう話題ですが
そもそも『面白い』って非常に幅広い表現だと思ってて
タイタニックのような感動して涙を流してしまう映画も『面白い』
ハングオーバーのような笑いに特化したコメディ映画も『面白い』
この2つの『面白い』を並べて笑えるという部分だけを引っ張り出してコメディのが面白いと言ってるようなものでそもそも比べるべきものではないと思う
YouTuberはいわゆる素人が自ら動画制作や企画などをセルフプロデュースして多くの視聴者をつけてきたことが強みであり、同じ素人だった人物が夢を掴んでシンデレラストーリーを体現してるのも面白さの一つだと思う
それを『人を笑わせる』という部分だけを抜き取って横並びにして芸人のがおもろいとか言ってるのがそもそもダサい
喧嘩強いから俺のが偉いみたいな一方的な理論でいじめとやってることはほぼ変わらない
YouTuberが芸人さんをバカにしてるのは正直あまり見たことがない
しかし芸人さんがYouTuberをバカにしてるのはよく見る
俺はYouTuberとして自分ではない他のYouTuberがバカにされてても正直悔しいし、嫌な気持ちになる
お互い別の『面白い』を持っててそれぞれにリスペクトがある世界になればいいなと思ってます。
Honestly, are we still talking about this? I find it a rather outdated topic.
First off, "funny" is a very broad term. A movie like "Titanic," which moves you to tears, is considered "funny" in its own right. A comedy that focuses on laughter, like "The Hangover," is also "funny."
Comparing these two types of "funny" and saying that one is more humorous because it makes you laugh is not really a fair comparison.
YouTubers, who are essentially amateurs, have the advantage of self-producing videos and projects, attracting many viewers. Watching someone who started as an amateur achieve their dreams and embody a Cinderella story is also a form of entertainment.
It's pretty uncool to only extract the "making people laugh" aspect and claim comedians are funnier as if ranking them side by side.
Saying "I'm better because I can fight" is almost no different from bullying.
I haven't really seen YouTubers mocking comedians.
However, I often see comedians ridiculing YouTubers.
As a YouTuber myself, it honestly feels frustrating and unpleasant to see other YouTubers being belittled.
I hope we can reach a world where we respect each other's different kinds of "funny."
だが、「何も持ってない」ことより「ある物が失われる」ことの方がはるかに空虚。若い女がどれだけ最強でも「無敵のスター状態」は必ず終わる。一方、男には狭き門だが「集団のトップに成り上がる」という「上がり」のゲームが用意されている。
It seems that young men in the Reiwa era wish they had been born women.
However, losing something you have is far more hollow than having nothing at all. No matter how powerful young women are, their 'invincible star status' will inevitably end. On the other hand, although it's a narrow gate for men, there is a game set up for them to 'rise to the top of a group.'
When things aren't going well, it's likely that the fundamental 'way of thinking' is wrong, and using that flawed thinking to judge 'right or wrong' only leads to further errors. It's like trying to guess colors while wearing colored glasses.
東大の下限が世代上位0.4%
京大が0.9
一工で1.2
阪大早慶で3.0
と考えると「全部誤差」であり、東大と阪大早慶の違いですら「身長187cmと183cmの違い」みたいなもん。
ここで「身長185センチと183センチには超えられない壁があるのだ!レベチ!」とか熱く語るのが受験トークの滑稽さ。
まあ「滑稽だけどオモロイ」と俯瞰できるかどうかだね。
とにかく「儲かってる会社に入社した人」が、どんなにアホでも何一つ頑張ってなくても、良い環境と待遇を手に入れる。労働の対価は、個人の努力ではなく、所属組織の価値で決まる。
At the end of the day, it's not necessarily the "smart people," the "talented ones," or those "working hard" who receive great treatment or high salaries.
It's really about those who "join profitable companies." Even if they are foolish and haven’t put in any effort, they end up with a good environment and benefits. The reward for labor is determined not by individual effort, but by the value of the organization they belong to.
"Technical universities creating quotas for women seems less about political correctness and gender equality, and more about desperately trying to attract young people amidst worsening population decline. Compared to the massive wave of declining birthrates, gender equality is just a small ripple."
この類型を社会のあちこちで見ることができる。弱者は思考や価値観がクソで、基本的に自滅していく傾向にある
人間の体の中では、不要な細胞が自死するアポトーシスと呼ばれる現象が起こっているが、人類規模でも同じことが起こっているのではないかと思うくらい、弱者は勝手に自分で死ぬ
"This pattern is a classic example of the self-destruction of the weak. It is not limited to political examples but can be seen in various aspects of society. For instance, men and women who set their marital expectations too high and end up with nothing, low-skilled poor people who become unemployed as automation increases with the rise in minimum wage, and gamers who seek too much value for money and low-profit sales, only to find themselves overwhelmed by games filled with microtransactions.
This type can be observed in various places within society. The weak often have flawed thoughts and values, tending toward self-destruction.
In the human body, there is a phenomenon known as apoptosis, where unnecessary cells self-destruct. It makes one wonder if the same process is happening on a human scale, as the weak seem to inadvertently eliminate themselves."
"It’s really cruel how youth is incredibly valuable, but you only realize it after you've lost it."
男は色んな女とやりまくるのが最適解で
女は超ハイスペの遺伝子を非モテのATM男に托卵するのが最適解となる
"When taken to its extreme, free love results in men seeking to be with as many women as possible as the optimal solution, and for women, the optimal solution becomes cuckolding less attractive men with the ATM-like support of a very high-quality man's genes."
"The more Japan's English education shifts towards a communication-oriented approach, the more it will likely become chaotic and complicated."
Thorough repetition, having done something, and having seen or heard something are all worlds apart. Only those who have thoroughly repeated can produce results. The number of repetitions I have put into my work and English skills is extraordinary. As a result, although I didn't have much talent, I was able to become what I am today.
解法には再現性があって、同じポイントを押さえれば、この問題も、あの問題も、その問題も解けるという感じ。
知識やポイントを学んだら、次の予習で、その知識を使い、同じポイントを押さえて解いてみて、解法を使いこなせるようになる。
この解法=「解く過程」を学んでほしい。
答え合わせして、当たった、まちがった、と一喜一憂するのは、おまけみたいなもの。
"In my classical Chinese lectures, we typically use past exam questions as teaching material, but 'checking answers' is not the goal. In fact, it's hardly important. What's crucial is the knowledge needed and the key points that should have been understood in the process of arriving at those answers.
The solutions have reproducibility; if you grasp the same key points, you can solve this question, that question, and any other question.
Once you've learned the knowledge and key points, use them in your next preparation, applying the same points to solve and become proficient with the solutions.
What I want you to learn is this solution process = 'the process of solving.'
Checking answers and getting excited or disappointed about being right or wrong is just an extra."
"On Twitter, you often see extreme opinions like either you're a geek who will never have a relationship with women or, if you do get married, you'll be exploited by a mentally unstable wife, or you're a despicable man who treats women terribly... So which one are you? However, most men date only a handful of women, marry the girlfriend they were with during their marriageable age, and go on to build an ordinary family."
People who attack others often mistakenly believe that they won't be attacked themselves. Therefore, make sure to counterattack decisively at the first strike, which will greatly reduce the likelihood of a second attack. It's a common fact that those with high offensive power tend to have weak defenses.
これを全て兼ね備えている人は激レアですが、この中の一つ二つを自分に実装することは、意志と努力次第では可能。長い仕事人生、早めに取り組んでみましょう!
You often realize that life's bonus stage is over only afterwards. Many men in their thirties and forties think, "If I could go back to my university days, I'd have excelled in relationships, sweeping off their feet not just the girls I admired in my circle but also my seniors and juniors from work." However, the reality that "what you couldn't achieve then is all there is" prevails. To avoid regrets when looking back later, it's crucial to live the present to the fullest.
"The reason men who are considered less desirable can't get married is less about being unattractive and more about having limited capacity. They are often struggling just to take care of themselves, let alone being unable to fully look after themselves."
20代はお酒が飲めるほうが楽しめるが、酒飲みのおっさんを見てると50歳くらいに体にガタが来て、それでも飲み続けるとアル中・廃人化していく。
もともと酒が飲めない人は「酒がなくても楽しむ方法」を早めに構築しちゃえば一生使えるスキルになるね
In today's era, "not being able to drink alcohol" is the strongest advantage. In your 20s, being able to drink can make things more enjoyable, but when you look at older drinkers, by the time they're around 50, their bodies start to deteriorate, and if they keep drinking, they can become alcoholics or even worse. People who inherently can't drink alcohol have an advantage because they develop ways to have fun without it early on, which becomes a lifelong skill.
そもそもそういった能力があるなら低学歴になってないだろって思う。
"I often see tweets about 'how to turn things around from a low educational background,' but most of them require continuous effort and a certain level of intellect. If you already had those abilities, you probably wouldn't have ended up with a low educational background in the first place."
"The benefit of having English in entrance exams is that it allows for the selection of students who have put in a certain amount of effort and have accumulated memory and practice to be able to read that English, in other words, students who have worked hard and have a certain level of thinking ability."
The main reason for aiming to attend a prestigious school is not to "boast about your academic background" or "to receive advanced classes," but rather "to increase the chances of meeting peers who enjoy learning with enthusiasm."
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熟語中級181
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勉強って基本は暗記から始まるものだし、そもそも暗記って情報を自分で整理して頭の中に入れていくものだから、それができる時点で勉強はある程度できる。
だから勉強はできないけど、理科と社会は暗記だから大丈夫理論は基本は成立しない。
There are hardly any students who can't study but can memorize. Studying fundamentally starts with memorization, and since memorization involves organizing information and storing it in your mind, being able to do so means you are somewhat capable of studying. Therefore, the notion that one can't study but is fine with subjects like science and social studies because they involve memorization generally doesn't hold up.
どの学校でも中1の1学期中間テストで上位50%に入らなかった場合、コーチつけた方がいいぞ。親以外の大人。
東京大学(149名)※理三12
早稲田大学(53名)
慶應義塾大学(34名)※医2
京都大学(19名)※医4
東北大学(12名)※医1
千葉大学(10名)※医7
東京理科大学(10名)
東京医科歯科大学(7名)※医7
北海道大学(7名)※医2
一橋大学(7名)
オサンは社会ですぐ学んだ。
悩む奴は大成しない。
ホントだぞ。
社会は決断が早い奴が必ず勝つ場所。
Worrying is a waste of time. Osan quickly learned this in society. Those who worry don't achieve greatness. It's true. In society, the ones who make quick decisions always win.