Hiroyuki King King "The IQ for those who can afford and lack of money is 10 points different." Service that is made up of smart people
* This article is a re -edited part of Hiroyuki's "Easy and Surprising way of life" (Kizuna Publishing).
撮影＝川村将貴 写真提供＝株式会社オンエア全ての画像を見る（3枚）Recently, people who do not have much money to invest in the media and SNS.However, if I can say it, I think that asset management will be risky and there is no return unless you save more than 10 million yen.
It sounds like an old idea, but we recommend saving more than investment.By the way, one of the reasons I recommend savings is that I don't lose my ability to think.Professor of the United States and psychology have announced the experimental results that if they are not financially blessed, their thinking will decrease ("always" you have no time.Sendir Murrinatan, Elder Chafile / Hayakawa Shobo).
In the Indian agricultural area, we conducted intelligence tests for farmers who are not enough money before harvest and farmers who have enough money after harvest.Then, the correct answer rate was about 25 % higher after harvest.This difference is equivalent to 9 to 10 points when replaced with IQ.The impact of money deficiency on intelligence seems to be a big deal.
However, even if you do not give such an experiment, people who do not have money will aim for one -shot reversal with gambling such as pachinko and horse racing.Furthermore, people who have no money have been caught by a clearly dedicated profit story and multi -commercial law, "I can make a profit!"
In other words, without money, it is easy to be duck.If you have a certain amount of savings, you will be able to afford it, and you will be less deceived by a sly smart person, so let's save more firmly than thinking about increasing it in investment.
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