Name: 生産性の法則 (The Law of Productivity)
Uploaded: 2025-06-17T18:02:45.000Z
Duration: 6 min 45 s
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This video was made possible by Brilliant, a math and science problem-solving website that makes learning fun and rewarding. The world is more demanding now than it's ever been. The cost of living and competition for jobs is increasing, with AI outright replacing some jobs.

このビデオは、楽しくやりがいのある学習を可能にする数学と科学の問題解決サイト「Brilliant」によって制作されました。世界はかつてないほど厳しくなっている。生活費と仕事の競争は激化し、AIが一部の仕事を完全に代替している。

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At the same time, wages don't go as far as they did in previous generations. Some people say that our generation is going to be brokered than the last. As a result of these changes, the world is more interested in productivity than ever before. People everywhere are trying to increase how fast, how much, and how well they can achieve things, just so that they can have a chance at surviving in this world. But most people pursue productivity in narrow-minded and shallow ways. They look for tools, apps, hacks, and tactics to speed up their workflow. Or they imitate what others are doing and simply produce derivative outcomes that don't add anything new to the world. But these shallow productivity tips won't produce the outcomes people are really looking for. To truly be productive, we must know how to discover new knowledge. And to discover new knowledge, we must learn about the law of productivity. The law of productivity can be formally stated as follows. The productiveness of an outcome is proportional to the goodness of the intention with which its causal action was performed. To put it more simply, we don't become productive by trying to be productive, but rather, productivity is largely a byproduct of our intentions. The reason our intentions matter so much is because they dictate how we see the world. And how we see the world dictates what we will learn. And what we learn dictates our productivity. Let's look at an example.

同時に、賃金は前の世代ほど上がらない。私たちの世代は前の世代よりも破たんしていくだろうと言う人もいる。こうした変化の結果、世界はかつてないほど生産性に関心を寄せている。どこの国の人々も、この世界で生き残るチャンスを得るために、どれだけ早く、どれだけ多く、どれだけうまく物事を成し遂げられるかを増やそうとしている。しかし、ほとんどの人は視野が狭く、浅はかな方法で生産性を追求している。ワークフローをスピードアップするためのツールやアプリ、ハック、戦術を探すのだ。あるいは、他人がやっていることを真似して、世の中に

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Here's the tale of two coffee shop owners, Jim and Janice. Jim started his coffee shop with the intention of making lots of money. Whenever customers bought coffee, he analyzed how he set up the store, what he said, and how he acted in relation to how much money he made that day. So, he began to learn how to behave in order to maximize his profits. Jim found out that when he lied about the quality of the coffee—saying that it was made from extraordinarily rare beans when it was actually made from regular beans—he made more money. So, naturally, he began to lie about the quality of his coffee. As he made more and more money, he began to tell other lies too, about how his coffee was ethically sourced, and so on. In the short term, he began to make lots of money, and from the outside, it seemed as if he was very productive. But eventually, a journalist who had received an anonymous tip from one of Jim's employees began to do an investigation. She uncovered the truth of Jim's deceitful operation and exposed it to the public.

ジムとジャニスという二人のコーヒーショップ経営者の話である。ジムは大金を稼ぐつもりでコーヒーショップを始めた。お客がコーヒーを買うたびに、彼は自分がどのように店を構え、何を言い、どのように行動するかが、その日の儲けに関係していると分析した。そこで彼は、利益を最大化するためにどう振る舞うべきかを学び始めた。ジムは、コーヒーの品質について嘘をつくと、つまり、実際には普通の豆を使っているにもかかわらず、特別に希少な豆を使っていると言うと、儲けが増えることを知った。そこで当然、彼はコーヒーの品質について嘘をつくよ

As a result, Jim was sued and went bankrupt. Janice, on the other hand, started her coffee shop with the intention of serving her community with the best possible coffee they could find.

その結果、ジムは訴えられ、破産した。一方、ジャニスは、地域社会に最高のコーヒーを提供するつもりでコーヒーショップを始めた。

Whenever customers bought coffee from her, she analyzed how they reacted to different beans and brewing methods. So, she began to learn how to create the absolutely perfect cup of coffee.

お客がコーヒーを買うたびに、彼女は豆や淹れ方の違いによる反応を分析した。そこで彼女は、絶対に完璧な一杯のコーヒーを作る方法を学び始めた。

But creating the perfect cup of coffee was expensive, and so she had to charge her customers a premium rate. In the short term, customers refused to pay and went somewhere else. Janice was making enough money to get by, so she stuck by her decision to make premium coffee and sell it at the fairest price she could afford. Eventually, a blogger and tastemaker in the city found her cafe and tried it out. The blogger found the coffee to be exquisite, so shortly after her visit, she promoted the cafe on all her social media accounts. People from all over the city flocked to Janice's coffee shop, with lines building up out the front door, just so that they could try her amazing coffee. As a result, Janice grew a thriving and successful business. So while

しかし、完璧な一杯のコーヒーを作るにはコストがかかるため、彼女は客に割高な料金を請求せざるを得なかった。短期的には、顧客は支払いを拒否し、他の店に行ってしまった。ジャニスは生活するのに十分な収入を得ていたので、プレミアムコーヒーを作り、それを最も適正な価格で販売するという決断を貫いた。やがて、街のブロガーで味にうるさい人が彼女のカフェを見つけ、試してみた。そのブロガーはコーヒーが絶品であることを知り、来店後すぐに、自身のソーシャルメディアアカウントでこのカフェを宣伝した。街中の人々がジャニスのコーヒーショ

Jim seemed productive in the short term, his productivity was actually undermined by his own selfish intentions. On the other hand, while Janice seemed unproductive in the short term, her productivity was actually improved by her selfless intentions.

ジムは短期的には生産的であるように見えたが、実際には彼自身の利己的な意図によって生産性が損なわれていた。一方、ジャニスは短期的には生産性が低いように見えたが、実際には彼女の無私の意図によって生産性が向上していた。

So if we want to live a productive life, it all begins with our intentions. Our intentions dictate how we pay attention to the world, and how we pay attention to the world dictates what we learn, and what we learn ultimately decides our productivity. If our intentions are selfish, we pay attention to the world in a selfish way, and if we pay attention to the world in a selfish way, we learn to serve ourselves at the expense of others, and if our actions hurt the community around us, they will ultimately be unproductive, because we are a part of that community.

生産的な人生を送りたければ、すべては自分の意図から始まる。私たちの意図は、私たちがどのように世界に注意を払うかを決定し、どのように世界に注意を払うかは、私たちが何を学ぶかを決定し、何を学ぶかは最終的に私たちの生産性を決定する。私たちの意図が利己的であれば、私たちは利己的な方法で世界に注意を払い、利己的な方法で世界に注意を払えば、私たちは他者を犠牲にして自分自身に奉仕することを学び、私たちの行動が周囲の共同体を傷つければ、それは最終的に非生産的なものになる。

But if our intentions are selfless, we pay attention to the world in a selfless way, and if we pay attention to the world in a selfless way, we learn to serve others, and if our actions help the community around us, they will ultimately be productive, because we are a part of that community too. And if you're looking for a free and easy way to cultivate your skills in science and math, I recommend checking out this week's sponsor,

しかし、もし私たちの意図が無私であれば、私たちは無私のやり方で世界に注意を払い、無私のやり方で世界に注意を払えば、私たちは他者に奉仕することを学び、私たちの行動が私たちの周りのコミュニティを助けるなら、それは最終的に生産的なものになるだろう。そして、科学と数学のスキルを培う無料かつ簡単な方法をお探しなら、今週のスポンサーをチェックすることをお勧めする、

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