Thinking Methods

What are the smartest people in humans thinking?

What are the "most smart people" who are interested in and what are they thinking about? When I asked the three AIs, Gemini, Chatgpt, and Claude, I could see the "thinking habits" that they had in common. It wasn't just IQ, it was the difference in how to deal with the world.

2026.02.16

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The Role of “Parents” in the AI Era—3 Strategies to Protect Children from the Education Trap

How should parents face the "limitations of the school system"? The conclusion reached by three AIs—Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT—was the "deconstruction of school" and the "redefinition of the home." Using school as "material" and teaching "meaning" at home. What is the strongest legacy a parent can hand down to their child in the AI era?

2026.02.15

AI

The Trap of News

Murder cases, political scandals, celebrity gossip. Turn on the TV and you feel anxious; open a news site and you feel depressed. And that negative information lingers in the back of your mind even when you're not conscious of it. Why does media keep pumping out negative information? Dissecting the structural trap of news through neuroscience, the attention economy, the press club system, and press freedom ranking data, and proposing ways to reclaim your attention.

2026.02.11

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The Hidden Cost of Meat

80 billion lives are consumed annually out of our sight. Dissecting "human selfishness" exposed by Harari, animal consciousness proven by science, and the "invisible structure" orchestrated by government and industry. Not promoting vegetarianism, but a column questioning the most daily act of eating: "Did you really choose that with your own will?"

2026.02.10

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The Trap of Education

It teaches calculus but not tax returns. It teaches how to guess correct answers but not how to frame questions. It knows how to raise workers but not how to raise capitalists. Evaluating memory in the AI era and demanding conformity in an era of change—a column dissecting the structural traps of "what is taught" and "what is not taught" in the education system and questioning truly necessary learning.

2026.02.10

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The Trap of Alcohol

"A drink after work is the best"—that feeling might be the product of a "mass control device" with thousands of years of history. From ancient Egypt to modern strong zero, rulers and capitalists have used alcohol to numb workers' thinking and extract tax revenue and profits. "Moderate drinking is healthy" is scientifically denied, revealing its true nature as a legal drug. A column of awakening to regain attention and time, effectively life, stolen by alcohol.

2026.02.10

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The Trap of SNS

SNS is not a "tool for connection" but a "device for attention exploitation." Your time, data, emotions, and thoughts are squeezed by algorithms precisely designed for platform profits. Dissecting the structure of the attention economy and facing the reality of echo chambers and data exploitation. A column to break the digital chains and regain the initiative of attention and time to yourself.

2026.02.10

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The Curse of “Trying Harder”

To you, whose mantra is "I have to try harder." Is that effort truly enriching your life? How to defect from the "Cult of Trying Hard" pervading Japanese society and transform "Effort" into "Flow." The technique of "moving to a place where you can bloom"—which is more important than "blooming where you are planted."

2026.02.06

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Awakening to Freedom

While wishing "I want to be free," aren't we choosing unfreedom ourselves? The identity of the "inner chains" that bind us more than money or time constraints. Dissecting "freedom" from multiple angles—from ancient philosophy to modern technology theory—and presenting a mindset to obtain a truly autonomous life. A complete guide for us, condemned to freedom, to endure its weight and enjoy it.

2023.07.28

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The World of Impermanence

It deeply explores the concept of impermanence and explains how to accept change and live freely. It also touches on the importance of the ability to select information and adapt to survive in an age of information overload, as well as the perspective of rethinking the relationship between self and others. Through these, we offer a roadmap for attaining true freedom.

2023.07.28

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