I suppose I am one of those dingbats :) But I have a quick question for you, I see from your comment history that you're Japanese and this matters to you at lea

I suppose I am one of those dingbats :) But I have a quick question for you, I see from your comment history that you're Japanese and this matters to you at least to some extent. I see references to the desire for your culture to be understood and honored, for being able to relate to concepts like "<your country> first" etc. // I have many things I want to do in life and not enough time to do them all, let alone with time wasted to concentrated bullshit I quite literally don't give a fuck about. So, I've been to Japan a few times and as much as I love everything about it, seeing the obvious prevalence of old people doing stuff and maintaining the way of life raises the super obvious question - who is going to continue any of these? If Japan and its culture matter, then as someone who cares about it, are you totally fine into it fading away into obscurity in the next few decades? The answer could be "yes, that's not what I care about" and that's fine I am just curious if that's your answer. But I am also curious on the flip side the sentiment of someone who on one hand cares about their country/culture but on the other side "literally doesn't give a fuck" about probably the only thing in your control to help it. Again not trying to preach what is right here, asking the question of how you hold these two things in your head?