The era when a degree guaranteed you a good job is ending.
For decades, the formula was simple:
Go to university. Graduate. Get a stable job.
But today, young graduates in the US face an unemployment rate higher than the national average for the first time in history.
Tokyo Isn’t a City You Look At—It’s a City You Listen To.
While Kyoto flaunts its temples, Tokyo hides its past behind neon and silence. But lean in—between skyscrapers and quiet trains, samurai whispers still echo. This essay is your invitation to read Tokyo not with your eyes, but with your ears.
先日の参議院選挙が終わりました。
日本の上院である参議院は、国民が直接投票して議員を選ぶ仕組みです。
しかし、世界を見渡すと、上院が必ずしも選挙で選ばれるわけではありません。
“Restoring public order” is rarely just about restoring order. From ICE raids to emergency decrees, this piece looks at how language shapes power—and how history repeats itself.
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「#公共の秩序」という言葉に、私たちは何を見ているのか。
今ロサンゼルスで起きていることと、1933年のドイツ。
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#社会と歴史 #公共の秩序 #民主主義 #ロサンゼルス暴動 #移民問題 #ナチスドイツ #地方自治 #政治哲学 #fabiocaipirihna #note #エッセイ
紀元1世紀、エジプトのギリシャ人技術者が世界初の蒸気機関を作った──しかし、誰にも注目されなかった。
今日は、社会が準備できていないとき、知はどのように消えるのか、そして私たちがいま見逃そうとしている技術とは何かについてです。
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When books are banned, wisdom becomes rebellion.
Ryan Holiday’s most important speech—canceled before delivery—reminds us what Stoicism is truly for: not comfort, but courage. From Admiral Stockdale’s prison resistance to Marcus Aurelius’s humility, this is a call to read dangerously, lead bravely, and think independently in a world that often demands the opposite.
The ‘Outlive Strategy’: A Peaceful Path to Real Power.
Empires rise, empires fall—but what if the ultimate revolution is simply outliving them? By prioritizing our health, our communities, and our shared humanity, we transform endurance into power.
Call it the #OutliveStrategy: we don’t topple empires; we outlast them—one healthy day at a time.
Lessons for Advanced Nations.
The end of an empire is not the end of influence. From Rome’s intellectual legacy to Venice’s cultural reinvention and Britain’s mastery of soft power, history teaches us that decline—if handled wisely—can be a nation’s greatest act. The question is not whether we fade, but how we choose to shape our lasting imprint on the world.
Finding Peace in What We Cannot Change…
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