(Continuation from yesterday)

For researchers and engineers, it is extremely stressful to make "what you can make or not".

Above all, "we can't know to make".

However, if you "know what you can do", the stress will drop to less than 1/100.

Because "I know there is a goal at the end of my hard work."

Even I can follow the technology already developed and used it.

Of course, there are tens to hundreds of trials and errors to get there.

However, it is (often) manageable with the effort and time of the individual.

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In addition, "what we don't know if we can do it" is definitely exposed to radical and negative criticism from the public.

And in many cases, this radical and negative criticism kills people who try "what we don't know if we can do it".

In Japan, I don't know the reason, however there is no concept of "respect" or "support" for this "what we don't know if we can do it".

It is a choice of "crush".

This "national character of Japan that respects insidious uniformity" is a characteristic of Japanese people including myself.

Many ordinary people, like us, cannot even "silently overlook" those who are taking on such challenges --- even though we do not have a disadvantage at all.

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What is a genius?

It's not enough to "bear" these radical, negative criticisms, but to "turn a deaf ear" and "not be heard

"A person who is capable of going 'so mad that they lose their human emotions,' not just some 'madness' is not enough.

I think so.

And such 'so mad that they lose their human emotions' is outside the framework of the "happy life" framework.

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Most people end their lives without even seeing the "genius" in them.

I have "seen" two "geniuses" in my lifetime.

I've been pretty lucky in my life for this reason.