Whether it gets across or not, lol. I've been thinking about things like this for a long time, lol.
For example, there's a proven phenomenon in the past that if you combine hydrogen with two hydrogens and one oxygen, you get H2O (which occurs due to "external" factors). People have built new things "externally" based on these proven facts.
However, on the other hand, no one knows how much energy is inside the hydrogen itself. I once heard from a scientist about the existence of a journey to explore such "infinite possibilities."
In university sports, within the limited time of four years, the amount of practice and training is naturally limited. Looking at the average physique, weight, and abilities of Japanese students, the differences between schools are not that significant. It's a world that seems "at first glance" to be limited. So, what should we focus on to determine superiority or inferiority?
I believe that in the future, the existence of this world of "limitless possibilities" found within each individual will likely be of great help.
For example (even if we talk about "external" phenomena in a limited world), it's a well-known fact that we only use 2-10% of our brains. Of course, there's also a gap between potential ability and performance percentage during games.
Even within the concept of this finite "external" world, there are already efforts to maximize potential abilities. There are many cutting-edge athletic technologies, such as methods to connect the brain and body, and new training methods that stimulate the nerves of hidden, small muscles.
Returning to the original topic, what if potential abilities are limitless? That's what this is about. In a world of limitless possibilities, time, scale, and mass are irrelevant. And there are "infinite" ways to challenge that world.
Actually, there's a "key" to this methodology, a way to access the infinite world, and I heard from a scientist that you just need to prepare "XX." Well, that's a trade secret... lol
Dive into the individual self, reveal the infinite self, and when you enter the self, a world of overlap exists. As an overlap with teammates, you will find the team's "infinite team strength and individuality" at its center. And within that, infinity exists like a Matryoshka doll. Without stopping action, repeat "iterations of different journeys," "discovery of new self and team possibilities." Infinity. Everything is already "inside." All that matters is action.
