インターネットの中に答えを探しに行く感覚は危ない

The internet makes it incredibly easy to find answers. Google, YouTube, and AI can explain almost anything within seconds. But this convenience can create the illusion that every problem has a clear answer somewhere online. In this episode, I explore the difference between collecting information and actually thinking. Some questions about life, society, success, happiness, and values do not have simple universal answers. Reading books, searching online, or asking AI can be useful, but only if we continue to question what we find. In an age of instant answers, the ability to live with uncertainty may become a form of intelligence.