なんだかんだ言っても教育が一番キモ
同感ですね。なんだかんだあるがいちばん大事なのは教育。
今は何も効果がなくとも１０年後の効果がすごい（効果を期待しているわけではないよ）
我が国の歴史は誇るに足るものだ。それを教えないで、偏った思想を教育する。それが我が国の今。
スーパーで売っている人参、きゅうりは不自然に真っ直ぐで気持ち悪いと感じるのだが、いつも行ってる人たちは何も感じなくなるのかな？
流通や展示を考えると真っ直ぐな方が効率的であろうが、それを人間に食わせるのはどうか。
昔はよかったと言うつもりはまったくないのだが、自然な形を求めていいのではないか？効き目の感じないオーガニックにこだわるよりずっと良いと思うが。
日本人の教育も規格化、画一化が過度に進んで、結果、今の日本であると思う。
今生きている殆どの人は、残念ながらこの規格化にはめられていると感じる。
道徳や国の歴史、誇りを学んだ上で規格外で生きていこう。
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I agree with you. There is a lot going on, but the most important thing is education.
Even if it doesn't have any effect now, the effect in 10 years will be amazing (I'm not expecting it to have any effect).
The history of our country is something to be proud of. Our history is something to be proud of, but we don't teach it, we teach biased ideas. That is what our country is today.
I find the carrots and cucumbers sold in supermarkets unnaturally straight and disgusting, but do the people who go there all the time stop feeling anything?
Straight is more efficient in terms of distribution and display, but what about feeding them to humans?
I don't mean to say that the old days were good at all, but shouldn't we seek a natural form? I think it's much better than sticking to organic products that don't seem to work.
I think that the education of the Japanese people has become overly standardized and uniform, and as a result, Japan is what it is today.
Unfortunately, I feel that most of the people living in this country today are trapped in this standardization.
Let's learn morality, national history, and pride, and then live in a non-standardized way.
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