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    When Did We Forget How to Make Friends?

    Last week, I went to Tokyo for business and found all the people in the subway train (in my view) just looked at their smartphones silently. I saw such a scene every day when I lived there, but I realized it was a weird and creepy view where people perfectly make the same posture with no expression on their faces.
    June 28, 2022May 21, 2025
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    Is Written Communication Dead? What You Need to Know

    【Did you read or watch Harry Potter?】 About 15% of Junior high school students can read sentences but not understand their meaning. The news created a sensation in Japan some years ago. That may or may not be true, but I think that wou...
    November 9, 2021May 21, 2025
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