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Neuroscientist, writer, & broadcaster in Tokyo. Ikigai published in 32 languages and 58 countries. [email protected] Research: https://t.co/T8RuPilnUe

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Beautiful Mt. Fuji seen from the Shinkansen train on my back to Tokyo yesterday. Japan’s most famous volcano last erupted in 1707.

Beautiful Mt. Fuji seen from the Shinkansen train on my back to Tokyo yesterday. Japan’s most famous volcano last erupted in 1707.

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Studying the strange behavior of a University Professor (Takashi Ikegami takashi ikegami), filmed at The University of Tokyo Komaba campus on October 19th 2022, with Ken Mogi Ken Mogi impersonating Sir David Attenborough.

Studying the strange behavior of a University Professor (Takashi Ikegami takashi ikegami), filmed at The University of Tokyo Komaba campus on October 19th 2022, with Ken Mogi Ken Mogi impersonating Sir David Attenborough.

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The shortness of life. #kenmogi #thewayofnagomi episode 29 Summary The text reflects on the human experience of understanding life and the world. It suggests that as people live, they develop increasingly complex mental models of reality, influenced by personal experiences and knowledge passed down through generations. However, due to the finite nature of life—typically around 100 years—reaching a complete or perfect understanding of life, the universe, and society is impossible for any individual. This inherent limitation means that no one can achieve ultimate wisdom or a perfect worldview within their lifetime. The text also implies that this incompleteness is a fundamental condition of human existence and may even be a source of meaning or value, as the struggle to understand and grow in an imperfect state is significant and perhaps glorious.

The shortness of life. #kenmogi #thewayofnagomi episode 29 Summary The text reflects on the human experience of understanding life and the world. It suggests that as people live, they develop increasingly complex mental models of reality, influenced by personal experiences and knowledge passed down through generations. However, due to the finite nature of life—typically around 100 years—reaching a complete or perfect understanding of life, the universe, and society is impossible for any individual. This inherent limitation means that no one can achieve ultimate wisdom or a perfect worldview within their lifetime. The text also implies that this incompleteness is a fundamental condition of human existence and may even be a source of meaning or value, as the struggle to understand and grow in an imperfect state is significant and perhaps glorious.

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Stoicism and the Earth. Think Like a Stoic. #kenmogi #ThinkLikeaStoic episode 1

Stoicism and the Earth. Think Like a Stoic. #kenmogi #ThinkLikeaStoic episode 1

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