語れる者が世界を取る ― 空理空論の時代と、沈黙した本物の末路

In today’s business world, speaking itself has become a form of value. On social media and in side-hustle culture, polished language often matters more than real results, experience, or substance. This episode explores how empty theories and fashionable buzzwords have replaced genuine value, while those who actually create, build, and understand rarely speak up. Looking back at Japan’s postwar manufacturing culture and comparing it with today’s storytelling economy, this talk examines the growing gap between content and commentary. It argues that the future belongs not to those who talk the most, but to those who can unite real substance with honest language.