What you wrote for one
It speaks to me・・・
Don't try to reach everyone,
The message that you spoke to that one certain person
is actually what will reach people most.
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December has begun.
There must be something that "you must do now".
To brush up yourself more,
and increase the people whose heart will be moved by your words.
Those who are doing well are ,modest, and diligent.
Those who are not doing well, try to move forward courteously without rushing or getting impatient.
All things "are moving towards perfection".
Do it now.
Do it right away.
The biggest learning from this time's "Ayumu Takahashi + Takumi Yamazaki" talk live ・・・
In any case, you'll be okay!
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Yesterday's Nagoya's was "full score disruption" lol 
A big thank you to all the staff.
To everyone who bought the book,
thank you so much!
It's a disruptive book！！！
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Thank you for all the shares！
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For when you have the time・・・
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Do you know of mammySino？
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Today we will learn from Toshitaka Mochizuki's mail magazine!
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■ Being self-taught means "to pick your teacher yourself"
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■ Being self-taught means "to pick your teacher yourself"
"To be chosen by a teacher"
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┌1）"While there may be geniuses who did not attend school
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┌1）"While there may be geniuses who did not attend school
There are no geniuses who had no teacher."
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"Geniuses didn't go to school"
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"Geniuses didn't go to school"
"Successful people couldn't adjust to school education"
It's a very commonly heard story.
In reality, many geniuses and successful people at some point get off the rails laid down for them, and choose the path of "self-learning".
However there is something very important here.
That is that・・・
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Let me introduce a certain person.
That is that・・・
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"While there may be geniuses who did not attend school
There are no geniuses who had no teacher."
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Let me introduce a certain person.
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
(Russian scientist, 1857～1935）
In his article "Exploration of Outer Space by Means of Rocket Devices"
published in 1903, he advocated the theory of space rockets and played a key role in the beginning of humanity space era.
Furthermore, he advocated the concept of a "space station" "space elevator" "space colony" "solar sail" etc. some 120 years ago.
People call him "the father of space travel".
published in 1903, he advocated the theory of space rockets and played a key role in the beginning of humanity space era.
Furthermore, he advocated the concept of a "space station" "space elevator" "space colony" "solar sail" etc. some 120 years ago.
People call him "the father of space travel".
What's interesting begins from here・・・
Tsiolkovsky lost his hearing when he was young, and as his family was not well off,
he quit school at age 14.
HIs studies after that of higher mathematics and nature science were all mastered via books at the library.
"He studied through only books at the library"
This is possibly the most orthodox version of being "self-taught".
However, he was slightly different.
┌2）Self-learning means "to choose your own teacher". to be "chosen by the teacher"
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In fact, among the books Tsiolkovsky chose in the library,
┌2）Self-learning means "to choose your own teacher". to be "chosen by the teacher"
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In fact, among the books Tsiolkovsky chose in the library,
he met the best mentor he could have.
His name was Nikolai Fyodorov.
He was called "the Socrates of Moscow" and was a futuristic thinker who influenced many intellectuals.
He was a chief cataloguer in his late years.
Fyodorov was appointed to the library inside the Rumyanshev museum.
Tsiolkovsky started going there.
Young Tsiolkovsky's brilliance and passionate desire to learn caught the attention of Fyodorov.
He talked to the boy and recommended that he learn natural science systematically.
From that day on, books that he should learn from sat prepared on his desk.
Among the books were said to include academic books the were banned at the time due to the political situation.
Tsiolkovsky proceeded with his self-learning correctly, and went on to master higher science and natural science.
What spoke to him most was Fyodorov's words.
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"As science progresses, humanity will eventually become immortal.
What spoke to him most was Fyodorov's words.
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"As science progresses, humanity will eventually become immortal.
Then, as the population increases, they will no longer be able to live on earth, and will escape outside the earth."
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"Escaping to space"
He was so stimulated by this concept that it became his centrifugal force, and he started thinking about how to carry humans to outer space.
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"Escaping to space"
He was so stimulated by this concept that it became his centrifugal force, and he started thinking about how to carry humans to outer space.
This later led to the rocket theory.
Tsiolkovsky later recollected.
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"Fyodorov took the place of a university teacher."
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"Fyodorov took the place of a university teacher."
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Being self-taught by no means
means learning independently.
In fact, there often exists a
richer teacher-pupil relationship
than regular education.
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"Chose your teacher yourself."
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"Chose your teacher yourself."
"One day, a teacher may choose you as a student."
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On the correct path of self-learning,
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On the correct path of self-learning,
such things always happen.
Vortex supports such pathways of "self-learners".
Thank you for reading!
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Reference for today's article is below.
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Reference for today's article is below.
With appreciation to:
"The Father of Space Travel Tsiolkovsky
Until humanity goes to space"
P.5、52、53、54、55、56、59
Published by Bensei Publishing 2017
Author: Yasunori Matogawa
Published by Bensei Publishing 2017
Author: Yasunori Matogawa
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Who are the teachers you choose?
Who are the students you choose?
