自己責任で生き残れる人が増えるほど、自己責任では生き残れない人が声を持てなくなる社会

In this episode, I examine a paradox of modern society: as more people succeed through personal responsibility, those who cannot survive by that logic gradually lose their voice. Self-reliance, effort, and competition are not wrong, and they have created many capable and independent individuals. However, when a society is designed only around self-responsibility, structural problems are translated into personal failure. People facing health issues, family burdens, mental strain, or simple bad timing become invisible. What appears efficient on the surface slowly accumulates distortion beneath it. This episode argues that a sustainable society needs both freedom to compete and systems that protect dignity when competition fails.