Saturday, February 15, 2025

Can I Become a Strong Dictator? Feigning Ignorance When Meeting People. Muscles Are Also Gut Bacteria

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Thank you for today!


I'm so happy that MIHO-chan is in Japan!
Fellow country folks from Mie!

 

 

Her daughter is the wife of Jermaine Ryo, the forward who made a full transfer from Jubilo Iwata to Sanfrecce Hiroshima. I truly heard so many wonderful stories!

 

 

 

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Muscles

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Exercise

Protein?! Nope!


Don’t break down muscles

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Don’t cause inflammation

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Fiber is needed




Exercise

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Gut bacteria change

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Metabolism changes

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Muscles are built



The relationship between exercise and gut bacteria

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We are being controlled by the gut bacteria

they influence what we eat



What we eat is guided by gut bacteria


We need to consume high-fermentation foods~


 

 

I bumped into Mr. Hatayama

 

 

Future Meeting!

 

 

I went to see her art!

 

 

HIROKO-san!

 

A power spot where I can meet nostalgic people.

 

 

 

Takara Troupe's Kurama-chan!

Sao Kurama(KOMA) (@kurama_sao)

 

 

I moved places after〜

 

 

Grateful to everyone in each region!

 

 

 

 

Oh!

 



It's old news, but it's spot on, so I'll post it here!


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Can I become a strong dictator? Me. Taku.

 

 


 

2028 World Forecast: Summary and Step-by-Step Breakdown

1. Post-Olympics and Expo: Japan's Economic Outlook

  • The 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2025 Osaka Expo are already finished.
  • The expected economic growth did not materialize, and their impact was minimal.
  • The Expo is predicted to be "a waste of economic policy."
  • Japan's economic future looks grim, with little hope for growth.

2. Systemic Issues in Japan's Political and Economic Structure

  • The combination of "democracy + bureaucratic state" is dysfunctional.
    • Bureaucrats lead policy, but results are lacking.
  • Economically successful countries are often those with dictatorships or compromising systems.
    • Japan's "democracy + bureaucratic state" is losing competitiveness.
  • If Japan continues on this path, it could follow the UK disease (decline) or Italy's path (underground economy).

3. Japan's Future: Two Paths to Choose From

  1. The UK Disease/Italy Path
    • Decline with pride as a former great power.
    • Rising unemployment and the expansion of the "shadow economy."
  2. Pleasure state (eroticism, gourmet food, manga culture).
    • Japan pushes its strengths (eroticism, food, manga) to the forefront.
    • Shift to a legal theme-park-like state, similar to Las Vegas, focusing on tourism.

4. Global Population Trends and International Relations

  • By 2028, all developed countries will experience population decline.
    • China’s population decline will become even more severe than Japan’s.
    • The economic decline of developed nations will usher in a new era of international politics dominated by rising powers.
  • The economic decline of developed nations will usher in a new era of international politics dominated by rising powers.
    • Existing international institutions (such as the UN) will lose influence.
    • A chaotic world dominated by strong leaders will emerge.
  • 5. International Politics in 2028

    • A "Warring States Era" political environment.
      • Leaders with strong personalities (dictatorial rulers) will dominate the world.
      • Frequent betrayals of treaties and shifts in alliances will occur.
    • Impact of Trump's re-election (2024).
      • A revision of the Japan-US Security Treaty is inevitable.
      • Japan will be required to "independently strengthen its defense capabilities.
      • In reality, Japan may be forced to purchase weapons from the US military-industrial complex.
    • Japan's Survival Strategy
      • The "opposition-state" route (balancing diplomacy among major powers).
      • Japan will have to build flexible relationships with the US, China, and Russia.
      • Establish its own position in relation to the EU and other economic groups.

    Conclusions

    • In 2028, a transformation of Japan’s economic policies and international relations will be unavoidable.
    • Economic growth will not come from the Olympics or Expo.
    • Japan will face a choice between the "decline route" or the "pleasure state route."
    • Globally, population decline will accelerate, and the era of "dictatorial states" will begin.
    • Japan will need to adopt a flexible diplomatic strategy as an "opposition-state."

    This breakdown makes it clear how the world may move in 2028.

     

     

     

     

     

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    7 Techniques for Better Relationships from Mozi: A Logical and Step-by-Step Summary

    Introduction

    • Relationships have a profound impact on life.
    • Mozi's teachings offer essential techniques for building strong connections.
    • Avoiding pointless arguments, embracing humility, and using wisdom effectively are key.

    7 Techniques for Better Relationships

    1. Avoid Pointless Arguments

    • When a debate starts, people tend to defend their opinions even more strongly.
    • Winning an argument may hurt the other person’s pride and create resentment.
    • Prioritize trust over temporary victories.
    • Identify the true purpose of a discussion and focus on what truly matters.

    2. Be Humble and Open-Minded

    • Avoid arrogance, accept criticism, and correct your mistakes.
    • Recognizing others’ strengths and learning from them leads to personal growth.
    • True humility is not just a surface-level attitude but a sincere way of thinking.
    • No matter how capable one is, they are just a small part of the vast world.

    3. Do Not Show Off Your Talents Excessively

    • The wise do not flaunt their abilities; sometimes, they even feign ignorance.
    • "Concealing talent and appearing foolish" is a strategy to protect oneself and maximize potential.
    • Seeking attention is not inherently bad, but disregarding harmony with others can create hostility.
    • Hiding one's abilities can prevent jealousy and ensure smooth interactions.

    4. Recognize the Right Time, Place, and Person

    • Truly wise individuals use knowledge only in appropriate situations.
    • Rather than showing off intelligence, it should be applied only when necessary.
    • Misusing wisdom can lead to unintended consequences and even danger.
    • Strategic use of intelligence ensures its effectiveness.

    5. Know How to Handle Manipulative People

    • People can be classified as "noble-minded" or "self-serving."
    • Noble-minded individuals are fair and honest, while self-serving people act based on personal gain.
    • Self-serving individuals tend to exploit others, so keeping a cautious distance is wise.
    • "You can accept goodwill from the noble, but resentment from the self-serving lasts a lifetime."

    6. Avoid Surrounding Yourself with Flatterers

    • People often try to maintain harmony in families and social settings.
    • However, those who only offer comforting words without giving honest advice are not true friends.
    • A truly valuable friend is someone who tells the truth, even when it is hard to hear.

    7. Empty Yourself to Accept Others

    • Excessive pride drives away those who offer valuable advice.
    • Instead of rejecting differing opinions, engage in self-reflection first.
    • Keeping an open mind leads to new insights and personal growth.
    • Like an overflowing cup, one must create space within to absorb more wisdom.
     
     

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