Laozi's saying, "I do not aim to become the master, but rather become a guest," resonates strangely and deeply with me. In simple terms, it teaches ...

“I only trust my instincts when I’m putting my life on the line.” This line from Episode 2 of the anime “Chikyū no Undo ni Tsuite” (About the Earth’s ...

Wow… Nampin EA is stuck in a deep hole, quite severely… The moment I look at the chart, it's a sight I would rather avert my eyes from. “It’s only...

I watched the House of Representatives leaders' debate. Honestly, I have never seen such a "huge boomerang festival" before. Co-leader of the Demo...

When viewing SNS, posts such as “People who are doing this will never win for life!” sometimes pop up in your feed. And after a few more scrolls, “F...

Parkinson's Law is a concept proposed in 1955 by British historian and political scientist Cyril Northcote Parkinson, the idea that “resources (time, ...

These are Edo period market adages, the meanings are as follows. Do not chase the person who has been right all along (the hard hitter). Rather, go ...

There is a proverb in the Edo period by the broker Homma Munekyu: “Do not readily urge someone you care about to buy or sell.” The meaning is ver...

“Taking profits too early is stupidity; cutting losses too late is a blessing.” ―― Shigemitsu Kabuto, The Philosophy of the Market This saying is a ...

"A fish that leaps at bait is the first to be caught" — Shigeru Kabuki, The Philosophy of the Market In the market, there are moments when an attrac...