History repeats itself; the individual psychological reasons are certainly "water under the bridge" and the pursuit of happiness in the here and now that equals the elimination of suffering. But as for the socially structural reasons, I'm sure that we will be able to have the insights into the current cycle, which are currently ongoing by intellectual giants around the world. I notice that books like "The Revolt of the Masses," "Escape from Freedom," and "The Road to Serfdom" were published before the end of WW II. Do you already know why we failed to establish a definitive system of human governance even after WW II?

We do these things not to change the world, but so that the world not change us. ーMahatma Gandhi

This isn't caused by an earthquake splitting the earth or a planetary collision leading to an ice age; it is a man-made disaster.

The moment when the attack on Pearl Harbor was approved over after 80 years

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There's another option in Japan to unleash the smartphone addiction.

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I feel this is a chinese flavor.

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No UX is out there, only humanity.

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I feel in this ― what USA is like.

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I mean that individuals and government are equal under the state and people can cancel government. But I'm not confident so much. Please let me know your thoughts.

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Let's do "history doesn't repeat itself, NEITHER it doesn't rhyme."

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Hayek is truly beautiful. He sets a specific theme and then discards any elements that conflict with it without reconciling or sublating them, thereby achieving the highest theoretical limit. I learned the terms teleology and ontology last year, and I think they are one of the pillars that shape simple, big questions. Well, since it's a kind of pure theory that can't be implemented, if it were the novel format, it would get an even greater advantage. Ayn Rand, who also hits the highest theoretical limit but chose the novel format, also had a big advantage.