Hearing the voices of the unnamed.

Original language: 🇯🇵 Japanese

There is a song by Rage Against the Machine called 'Voice of the Voiceless'. The meaning is a little different, but I've been thinking about it a lot lately. I wonder where the voices of the truly 'voiceless' have gone in today's world.

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If you look at YouTube and Instagram, especially tech content, You see a lot of "success stories". CEOs, founders, someone with open AI. It's all interesting, but to be honest, more and more I think I've had enough of it.

The content is usually the same, even though the number of plays is going around, It doesn't leave much of a lasting impression on me when I listen to it. Only the fact of what Sam Altman said remains, There is very little that relates to your life and happiness. A lot of it is about "financial success".

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Of course, there are things we can learn from successful people. But what I am really interested in now is, I'm not interested in those 'words of winners', but how people feel, their insecurities, their experiences of not being successful, I think that's the raw part.

For example, ordinary people working in a particular environment. People who feel the same way as you do. I feel that conversations that match the "vibes" of these people are much more valuable now, I feel that these conversations are much more valuable now.

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So in the Booby community, More than just the voices of the famous and successful, we want to pick up the voices of those who have no name. Engineers, artists, It doesn't matter who you are. If we could share raw words, real anxieties, anger and hope, I think it would be very interesting.

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There are enough success stories already. What is missing is, *"the voices of the nameless ". We want to make sure that those voices are left behind.

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