
偽善者が天下を取る時代
In this episode, I explore why modern society often rewards people who appear virtuous rather than those who are willing to confront uncomfortable truths. I argue that today's "hypocrisy" is rarely driven by bad intentions. Instead, it grows from sincere people who adopt socially approved language and behavior to avoid conflict, criticism, or exclusion. As concepts such as empathy, psychological safety, diversity, and inclusion become institutionalized, genuine discussion can become more difficult. Have we created a culture where appearing morally correct matters more than honest thinking?…
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