人間は「何者でもない人生」を肯定できるのか

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Can we accept a life in which we never become “someone”? In this episode, I begin with Dostoevsky’s Notes from Underground and explore the modern pressure to succeed, build expertise, gain followers, and prove our value to society. Social media has made comparison easier than ever, turning even ordinary life, loneliness, and failure into marketable content. But could AI eventually offer another possibility? Instead of making humans more productive and competitive, perhaps technology could create a society where people no longer need to justify their existence through work, status, or achievement—a world where becoming “someone” is a choice, not an obligation.

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