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【衝撃】資産12兆円あっても誰よりも働き続けてんのえぐいwwww →もう一生遊んで暮らせるのに、ロケット作り続ける理由が壮大すぎるｗｗ記者「資産800億ドルえぐいてぇぇ」イーロン「そうだね」記者「日本円で約12兆円！？ｗｗ」イーロン「大きな金額だね」記者「もう働かんでええやん！！」イーロン「そういう問題じゃないんだ」記者「……は？」イーロン「僕には知りたいことがある」記者「何でっか？金の増やし方？」イーロン「人生の意味だよ」記者「……急に哲学始まったｗｗ」イーロン「若い頃からずっと考えていたんだ」記者「何を？」イーロン「人間は何のために生きているのかってね」記者「そら難しい質問ですな」イーロン「当時は人生に意味なんてないように感じていた」記者「そんな時期があったん？」イーロン「実存的な危機を経験したんだ」記者「ほんでどうしたん？」イーロン「宗教の本を読んでみた」記者「答え見つかった？」イーロン「納得できなかったよ」記者「ほな次は？」イーロン「哲学者の本を読み始めた」記者「おお、賢そうやんｗｗ」イーロン「ショーペンハウアーやニーチェだね」記者「ほんで人生の意味わかったん？」イーロン「むしろ余計に混乱したよ」記者「逆効果やないかｗｗ」イーロン「若い頃にドイツ哲学を読みすぎるのはおすすめしないね」記者「世界的な大富豪からまさかの読書注意報ｗｗ」イーロン「それから別の本に出会ったんだ」記者「どんな本？」イーロン「銀河ヒッチハイク・ガイドだよ」記者「SF小説！？哲学書ちゃうんかいｗｗ」イーロン「そこに大切な考え方があった」記者「何でっか？」イーロン「僕たちは答えが分からないと思っている」記者「そらそうですやん」イーロン「でも本当の問題は違うんだ」記者「……え？」イーロン「正しい質問が何なのかさえ分かっていない」記者「質問が間違ってるってこと？」イーロン「そういうことだね」記者「ほな正しい質問はどうやって見つけるん？」イーロン「人類の意識をもっと広げる必要がある」記者「意識を広げる？」イーロン「もっと多くのことを知り、理解するんだ」記者「それとロケットに何の関係があるん！？」イーロン「人類が地球だけにとどまる必要はないだろう？」記者「……まさか」イーロン「火星にも進出するんだ」記者「人生の意味を知るために火星行くん！？ｗｗ」イーロン「人類が複数の惑星で暮らせるようになれば、理解できることも増える」記者「スケールがデカすぎるやろ……」イーロン「いつか複数の恒星系に広がる文明になるかもしれない」記者「もう地球どころか太陽系も飛び出すんかいｗｗ」イーロン「そうすれば宇宙についてもっと正しい質問ができるかもしれない」記者「つまり金持ちになりたいから働いてるんちゃうんや？」イーロン「僕は宇宙で何が起きているのか知りたいんだ」これめちゃくちゃ面白い考え方だと思う。普通はお金を稼ぐために働く。そして十分なお金が貯まれば働かなくてもいいと考える。でもマスクさんは違う。お金は目的ではなく自分が知りたいことを追求するための手段になっている。もちろん誰もが火星を目指す必要はない。家族と過ごしたい。好きな場所で暮らしたい。自分の事業を育てたい。目指すものは人それぞれでいい。ただお金を稼ぐことだけが人生の目的になってしまうと稼いだ先に何があるのか分からなくなる。お金があれば働かなくていい。でもお金があってもやりたいことがある人生はもっと面白い。結局、人生で一番大切なのは「いくら稼ぐか」より「何のために生きるか」なのかもしれない。

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6 days ago

@m12i03c06o28 素晴らしい👍

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6 days ago

@TrumpDailyPosts WOW‼️

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8 days ago

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10 days ago

@m12i03c06o28 お疲れ様でした

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11 days ago

@Oohana___ そうですね

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11 days ago

@m12i03c06o28 怖い😱

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12 days ago

🚨 Nuno Mendes on Achraf Hakimi scoring a hat trick and receiving a 10.0 rating against Le Havre: “After the game, I looked at the ratings and saw Achraf had 10 out of 10. I thought, okay, he scored three goals, what else were they supposed to give him? But then I started laughing because I remembered something. He’s supposed to be our right-back. I remember when we first started playing together at PSG, there were times when Achraf would be so far forward that I’d look across the pitch and wonder whether we’d changed formation without anybody telling me. I’d ask him, ‘Achraf, are you coming back?’ He’d say, ‘Don’t worry, Nuno.’ And then he’d make another run. That’s the problem with Achraf. Sometimes you think he’s finished attacking, and he’s only just getting started. People see him score three goals against Le Havre and immediately say, ‘It’s Ligue 1.’ Okay. I understand. But I have a question. When Achraf is playing in the Champions League against some of the best teams in Europe, is that Ligue 1 too? Because I’ve watched him do the same things against top opposition. I’ve watched him run at defenders who are supposed to be among the best in the world. I’ve watched him defend, recover, attack again and still have the energy to make another run in the final minutes. So which competition are we supposed to use to judge him? If he performs in France, the league is too easy. If he performs in Europe, people move on to something else. At some point, you have to give the man his respect. And people don’t understand how difficult his position is. When a striker scores a hat trick, everybody talks about his finishing. Nobody asks why he wasn’t defending. Achraf scores a hat-trick, and tomorrow somebody will still be analysing whether he left too much space behind him. That’s life as a full-back. The funny thing is that he takes defending seriously. We talk about positioning, about the players we’re facing, about when to go forward and when to stay. But once Achraf sees an opportunity to attack, you can almost see him making the decision before the ball reaches him. And when you play with him long enough, you start recognising those moments. Sometimes I’ll look at the space opening up on his side and think, he’s going to go. Then he goes. Now he’s scored three goals in one match, and I’m supposed to go into training and act like this is normal. Imagine the coach asking the forwards to work on their finishing after a game like that. They’ll be looking at Achraf. And he’ll be standing there with three goals and a perfect rating. I told him once that he should remember he’s a defender. He told me he knows. I’m beginning to think he remembers only when we’re defending a corner. But seriously, I’m proud of him. You don’t become this kind of player just because you’re quick. There are many quick footballers. Achraf understands space, he knows when to arrive, and he has the confidence to make decisions that other defenders wouldn’t even attempt. That’s why he’s so dangerous. People can argue about the league. They can argue about the opposition. That’s football. But a right-back scoring a hat-trick and getting 10 out of 10 deserves more than somebody telling him the competition doesn’t count. And the best part? Tomorrow he’ll come into training, and we’ll still expect him to defend. Three goals don’t excuse you from tracking your winger. I’ll make sure he remembers that.” :))