20th century “the price for money is hard work”
21st century “the price for money is making others happy.”
I found a tweet that said that,
so I asked ChatGPT to explain it・・・
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This phrase reflects change in values over time.
The 20th century value system was that the price for money was hard work. This is the idea that the rigor and quantity of labor is directly rewarded back to you. In other words, the harder you worked, the more money you were expected to earn. This concept was particularly emphasized in industrialized societies, where physical labor and long hours were highly valued.
On the other hand, in the 21st century, the concept of "money as compensation providing value to others" emerged. This is a way of thinking that places emphasis on service, creativity, and interpersonal relationships, and the importance is now placed on how much value one's labor has provided to others and how much pleasure it has brought them, rather than just how much time is spent working. This shift is due to the development of the information society and the increased emphasis on individual happiness and satisfaction.
This shift in values has brought about significant changes in the meaning of work and the way people work. It suggests that what people seek from work is shifting from "money" alone to "fulfillment and accomplishment." This also means that companies are changing what they look for in their employees, placing more emphasis on creativity, teamwork, and customer satisfaction.
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I then asked the AI to illustrate this・・・
This is what came out！
I then asked "illustrate a more realistic picture."
and here's what came out ・・・
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JUNKI Yoshida,
thank you so much!
Having and Not Having
Takumi Yamazaki reveals his process for "making creative seminar presentation slides"
Have you ever seen Takumi Yamazaki's presentation materials?
You'd be surprised to know that those illustrations were actually created with the help of chat GPT...! Amazing, isn't it?
Takumi Yamazaki reveals his process of creating seminar materials!
How does Takumi Yamazaki develop the content of his seminars and how does he create the seminar materials?
Don't miss this opportunity!
Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2024
22:00-23:00
💡 Seminar Contents
* How to assemble ideas using chart diagrams
* How to create documents with keynotes
* The magic of generating illustrations along with CHATGPT
* How to effectively drop into PDF documents and tips for smartphone presentations
Participation fee: 5,500 yen
Application: https://takumiyamzaki.stores.jp/
Archived materials will be available for viewing for one week (until 4/28).
*No cancellations will be accepted after registration.
*After payment, you will receive your ZOOM password as an attachment by email.
*For inquiries, please contact
yu_jin726kyo_ko@yahoo.co.jp
This will be on April 23rd from 10 pm for about 1 hour
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