一位名为 hardmaru 的 Bluesky 用户建议，日本的创新可以通过培养集体希望感来显著提升，而不是仅仅关注英语水平、STEM 教育或日托可用性的提高。该用户认为，希望是变革的强大催化剂，而变革又能在经济充满挑战的情况下产生更多希望并推动进步。 AI
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Bluesky 用户建议希望是日本创新的关键
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人们询问日本需要什么才能更具创新性。更多英语？STEM？日托？这些都很好，但无法带来突破。
People ask what Japan needs to be more innovative. More English? STEM? Daycare? Those are fine, but won’t move the needle. If I had a magic wand, I’d give the country a collective sense of hope. You can be dirt poor and still build. Hope creates change. Change creates more hope.