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When something <a href="/en/moves">moves</a>, it appears <a href="/en/increased">increased</a> to <a href="/en/those%20who%20pay%20attention%20to%20new%20things">those who pay attention to new things</a> and <a href="/en/decreased">decreased</a> to <a href="/en/those%20who%20pay%20attention%20to%20old%20things">those who pay attention to old things</a>.
The &quot;<a href="/en/creation">creation</a>&quot; of the newly created and the &quot;<a href="/en/destruction">destruction</a>&quot; of the existing are just <a href="/en/different%20aspects%20of%20the%20same%20phenomenon">different aspects of the same phenomenon</a>.
Even one bit of information about whether it is good or bad for the same phenomenon is not enough to reach a consensus.
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<li>Consider the <a href="/en/pioneer">pioneer</a> who is riding the <a href="/en/tide">tide</a> of <a href="/en/change">change</a> to be the <a href="/en/main%20culprit">main culprit</a> of <a href="/en/destruction">destruction</a>.</li>
<li>If the change is tidal without that person, it will happen eventually.</li>
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relevance
 - <a href="/en/People%20who%20focus%20on%20the%20lack%20of">People who focus on the lack of</a>
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The move appears to be a reduction to those who focus on the old