Yononaka No Iken Ga <Watashi> to Chigau Toki Yomu Honjibunrashiku Kangaeru (Gentosha Shinsho)

[Machine Translation] Every time an incident occurs, a variety of opinions fly around in the media. Experts, commentators, politicians, and opinion polls all say things like this, but are they really true? In today's society, where we are bombarded with a flood of information, the first step to having your own opinion and not being swayed by it is to "not be afraid to be in the minority," "reserve judgment when you are unsure," and "not be afraid to change your mind. This is a training course in thinking, in which I give advice on how to find the correct answer in one's own way, based on a problem that divides opinions in the world.

事件が起こるたびに、メディアで飛び交う様々な意見。専門家は、コメンテーターは、政治家は、世論調査は、こう言うけれど、本当にそうなのか?情報の洪水を嫌でも浴びせられる現代社会で、自分の意見を持ち、ふりまわされずに生きていく第一歩は、「少数派になるのを恐れない」「わからないときには判断を保留する」「変節を恐れない」ことだ。世の中で意見が分かれる悩ましい問題を題材に、自分なりの正解の導き方をアドバイスする思考のトレーニング。