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Sharing this video here is like pissing in the wind (I doubt there's many people from Japan here), but here's something for the rest of us to consider... http:/
by ZenoArrow 11y ago
Sharing this video here is like pissing in the wind (I doubt there's many people from Japan here), but here's something for the rest of us to consider... http://youtu.be/4D0fLisyjBY http://youtu.be/4D0fLisyjBY
When will we learn that science and technology cannot solve all our problems and apply this knowledge practically? Isn't the pace of technological change already too fast for our culture to keep up with? Culture should be in the driving seat, otherwise you get technology for technology's sake (making things because we can, regardless of the plausible consequences).
- michaelbuddy 11y agoJapan has culture and aesthetic handled. Why does everyone think that humanities college coursework somehow endows students with something exclusive and rose colored. Humanities courses are enjoyable but too subjective and liberal. Sociology in the U.S. is a joke. Good riddance. Learning a craft is better guidance towards understanding human experience. Problem solving in a workshop is what the soul needs.
- ZenoArrow 11y ago"Japan has culture and aesthetic handled." Really? I enjoy some culture from Japan, but I wouldn't say they've got everything sorted. Work culture, social isolation, fear of failure, suicide, rapidly declining population all appear to be issues.