正論のインフレ、経験の希少化

<p>In the age of AI, saying the “right things” has become incredibly easy. Anyone can produce polished advice about success, learning, discipline, or personal growth in seconds. But as correct opinions become abundant, real experience may become more valuable. In this episode, I explore the inflation of conventional wisdom and the growing scarcity of lived experience. AI can tell us to learn from failure, but it cannot replace years of trying, failing, regretting, adapting, and thinking. The future value of human expression may depend less on knowing the right answer and more on what we have actually lived through.</p>