Something I thought of while driving with my daughter's multiplication tables
Something I thought of while driving with my daughter's multiplication tables
It's a silly story.
When I was listening to my daughter's multiplication tables
I hear "4 x 1 is 4"...
This is my occupation
C value = 4
It sounds like a serious problem, but the standard of general prefabricated housing is
That's pretty much how it is, so it's even more stuck in my head.
In fact, in Japanese elementary schools, students are taught low-performance housing from the first grade of elementary school onwards.
Maybe they are teaching them this?
One more thing...
Recently, when I drive my car, the heating starts turning on automatically.
please consider.
Probably for several decades now, most people have been riding the train for a few minutes a day.
The inside of the car, which is only used on weekends, is entirely heated...
And no matter how worn out the car is...
(This is not the case for cooling, because heating requires an engine that is close to 1000°C.
It's just circulating the heat.)
Yet most people spend at least eight or nine hours a day doing this.
When it comes to housing, even major housing manufacturers still
Even the main living room is only warm when you need it.
That would be fine, but most people wake up first thing in the morning.
They have to endure the cold, and I'm sure they also have to hold it in the changing room and the toilet.
If you think about it, the "partial intermittent heating" that Japan is good at is completely
Not perfect...
Japanese homes are small, dirty, hot, cold, moldy, and full of condensation.
Even though this has become the norm
Even when I was still low-income, I would casually spend over 600 yen per person at a cafe.
There are Audis and Mercedes Benzes parked in front of prefabricated houses.
A person who lives in a rundown house and wears a lot of brand-name items
I think many people clearly have their priorities wrong.
You might say, "That's up to the individual!" but
Ever since I was a child, I have found this kind of thing strange.














