Hello. This is Nada from Seito Medical School. This time, it's about output. What comes to mind when you think of output? If you're an artist, it's your work, and if you're a company employee, it's the creation of materials. I am also working on the output called blogging, and this output is about information and knowledge.
When recommending output such as a report to students who do nothing but input, there is no productivity in just reading the materials. It may sound harsh, but they are no different from kindergarten or elementary school students. In order to be considered THE/university student, it is necessary to regularly submit output in the form of reports and papers.
However, you are probably already aware that output is not a simple thing that can be eaten in one bite. There are generally three types of output. First, it is an output for memorizing it myself. Memory matters. Next is the output to convey to others. For example, a professor talks about poo to a student. And finally, it is an output to communicate new discoveries that have never been made before. This applies to articles that report research achievements.
Now, most people will focus on the first output for memorization. Miraculously, some of the output data will be put to practical use. You can't ride a bicycle in Japan unless you have insurance.
On the other hand, this blog is about explaining what I, Nada, the blog owner, have learned in an easy-to-understand way, and where Nada, an amateur researcher, shows off his research results. It can be said that it is an intermediate blog of the second output.
In the past, output meant memorization. However, as computers became widespread and humans could no longer compete with memory, information via the Internet became less valuable and became a so-called commodity, like a ubiquitous anonymous piece of soap.
Until now, people were valued just because they knew information. A good example is the village elder. However, we are now in an era where information that everyone knows does not give us an advantage when competing with those around us. Recently, many people have come to know that stock prices will rise when financial conditions are eased, and it is no longer possible to differentiate from one another.
Therefore, know-how such as this blog that is only known to those in the know has come to be classified as knowledge rather than information. Of course, if this blog becomes famous, there is a possibility that much of the know-how posted on this blog will become a commodity and lose its value. Hurry now! ! That's what I mean.
Knowledge spreads day by day, becomes a commodity, and becomes information. On the other hand, new knowledge is being created one after another, and everyone is probably desperately inputting their input so as not to be left behind in the face of social changes. However, in the future, we will not only need to use this new information for ourselves, but also to spread it to those around us and use it as material for new innovations.
Some people with useful knowledge will always win. To achieve this, you will be at an advantage if you have a system that allows new knowledge to gather around you. New knowledge gathers where knowledge is exchanged. To do this, you also need to convey your useful knowledge to those around you as an output. If you continue to spread your knowledge without hesitation, a system will eventually be created in which new knowledge will be concentrated around you.
It may be important to be aware of this point. This story may also be useful for some people. That's what it is. I wish you good luck. See you soon.
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