日経を読めと言われた時代の嘘

This episode questions the old belief that reading the Nikkei automatically means thinking. The Nikkei once gave Japanese salary workers a shared language about companies, finance, and policy, but it also trained them to accept a single worldview. By consuming it daily, people learned to adapt to dominant values rather than examine them. Reading is not the same as thinking, and information is not the same as questioning. True thinking begins when we notice who is missing from the story, and whose interests are assumed. The Nikkei can explain the world, but it cannot teach us how to doubt it.