Recently, I have been receiving messages like this frequently. This seems to be a message not only for individuals but also for society as a whole.

It is often said that money is a tool, but in this world, it is difficult to do almost anything without money.

In the end, money is just a piece of paper, and the power to print as much of that paper as they want is held by the government.

In Japan, it is still relatively manageable, but China is printing banknotes and buying up land and companies in Japan.

Companies are somewhat manageable, but the most important thing not to sell is land. It is necessary to recognize that once land is sold, it is unlikely to be returned. From old times, there have been stories like "land should not be given away," and "if you lend land, it will not be returned," and these are true. Especially, if you sell or lend land to China, it will never be returned.

Therefore, you should not sell land for a temporary amount of money.

Among the messages related to money, the one that has been repeated the most is the warning about land. It says, "Do not sell land."

However, personally, I don't have much land, so I interpret this message not as a message for me, but as a message for the region as a whole.

It says, "Do not sell land to foreigners or unknown people."

There is also an explanation that "evil spirits will enter." It seems that the person who sells the land becomes a portal, and the original owner and the new owner are connected, which ruins the land. The original owner has an affinity with the land, so the land is careless and easily eroded, so be careful.

In addition, there is a message that people are too careless about food and are too focused on connecting money and food.

Food is being used like a leash or a carrot and stick, and a system has been created to control people by providing cheap meals. Because money is the most important thing, cheap food is the best, and cheap restaurants that serve reheated frozen food are rampant, and as a result, people are becoming even more unhealthy and further away from the truth.

These are things that have been said for a long time, and I don't think they are particularly new stories, but recently, I feel that the number of these messages has increased slightly.

Personally, I think it might be a good idea to create a system where agricultural products are shared. Agricultural products are fine when things go well, but they can be completely destroyed by typhoons, so the difference between good times and bad times is significant. For example, I personally think it might be possible to have a system where farmland is shared, farmers become civil servants, and agricultural products are distributed to the people.

Of course, the possibility of such a thing happening at the present time is extremely low. However, historically, peasant uprisings have originated from the strict collection of taxes during times of poor harvests. Therefore, I think that becoming a civil servant might not be a bad thing for farmers.

And by doing so, we can eliminate people's anxieties about food and challenge the value system that prioritizes money.

Of course, I do not deny the act of selling organically grown crops that have been carefully cultivated for money, and I think it is also good to have the option of not becoming a civil servant. I think it is fine for cafeterias to remain as they are, with a fee, but I think it would be a good idea to distribute unprocessed, raw ingredients, such as those that are normally distributed through agricultural cooperatives, to the people.

This alone is not enough, but it might be enough to slightly challenge the value system that prioritizes money.

Personally, I think this could be a policy that serves as a warning against the creation of a value system that prioritizes money, which could lead to problems in the country.