A New Country

A law was finally passed that if one did not do something new every day, he or she would have to return to the planet before being born. Routine work was forbidden, and even the route to school had to be devised differently each day, or those who used to walk on their left foot had to walk on their right foot.

At first, the entire nation was astonished, but as they continued to do so every day, more and more people found that their brains felt refreshed, and the number of people applying for patents on their inventions exploded.

In mathematics, for example, 100 different theorems have been created, and new ideas for somen noodles have been developed.

Of course, the way you tie your tie, the pattern, the material, etc., must change every day.
So, as with any book like "How to Tie a Necktie 10,000 Times!

sold like hotcakes.
There was also a lot of discussion about the work of craftsmen who continued to do the same thing, but without some kind of innovation, doing it the same way was still forbidden and illegal! Some of the rulings were so harsh that they prohibited the use of the same methods unless they were somehow creative.

In the course of the year, 10,000 million patents were issued, and invention kings became quite commonplace.

The treaty, which was initially opposed by the public, has resulted in a dramatic expansion of the public's imagination and has even led to the creation of several geniuses on a global scale.

This treaty has become a model case and is now being applied by countries all over the world.

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