Chapter 4 It's worse than it was when "Thinking Techniques" was written

In recent years, I have been advocating that in order to stimulate the Japanese economy, Japanese citizens should take out 1500 trillion yen of deposits and put them into the market.Looking at the whole world, no country can raise so much money, and the finances are tight at this time. Apart from this, there is no other effective way to stimulate the economy.However, at this time, the Japanese have other ideas. They are all keen to deposit their money in the bank. It can be said that this is another manifestation of the low "collective IQ". They think that in the context of the global financial crisis, my proposal is impossible and it would be suicidal.But they don't know that Japan has been in an investment boom over the years, and at least one-third of all Japanese nationals' personal assets are stored in banks at low interest rates and are idle.

The way I said is feasible.Why?Because when accompanied by a crisis, only by increasing investment can the economic downturn be reversed and the economic environment improved.However, most Japanese citizens do not realize that saving money is actually the most dangerous behavior in the face of a crisis.I have already elaborated on this point in "Instant Combat Power". If all citizens have this kind of awareness, no matter whether it is a country or an individual, there is no possibility of being rich. It's better to be puzzled than numb already. "IQ decline" is better than "stop thinking", and the current Japanese people have really stopped thinking.

I have repeatedly stated many times about the "decline of Japanese national IQ" and "Japanese people who do not think". But it never occurred to me to write a book about it. why?First, the outside world usually thinks of me as "the big former is very annoying, just say some bad things", if I write another book like this, they will definitely not be able to bear me even more.Second, no matter how many opinions I put forward, the status quo will not change in the slightest, so wouldn't it be better for me if I try not to say these unpleasant things? So over the years, I have mainly taught "thinking ability", that is, "ability to discover problems" and "ability to solve problems" through direct teaching.His works mainly involve some issues concerned with world economic trends and managers' consciousness reform.

Of course, during this period, I also wrote books based on unified understanding like "Technology of Thinking". When encountering a problem that they don't understand, the Japanese will always ask "why" unconsciously, but they seldom seek essential answers.The final result of this is that when they clearly see that Japan and the politicians have made obvious mistakes, they do not make any noise. It is absolutely impossible to continue like this, so the spirit of doubt is very important. In the concluding remarks of "Thinking Techniques", I wrote: However, six years have passed, and neither the country nor the Japanese people have seen any positive changes.Not to mention positive changes, I'm afraid I don't even know "what should be questioned".