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What is the Grand Unified Theory of the Brain, the Free Energy Principle?

I had been interested in this book, but it had been piled up in my reading pile, so I finally finished it this time. I found the book interesting in its perspective of trying to unify seemingly disparate brain activities such as sensation, movement, emotion, and mental illness from the perspective of free energy.

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[Book Review] Super-introduction: The Theory of Relativity What did Einstein think?

I was interested in Einstein's theory of relativity, but had never read it before, so I started with a very introductory reading book. It was biting and explained in a way that I could understand if I understood middle school and high school physics level. The process of law unification from Newton to Maxwell to Einstein

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Requesting Apple to Repair a Failed Mac Port: Quick Response and 4-Day Resurrection Experience

Apple's repair process was fast and straightforward. Apart from disabling "Find My Mac" and turning off FileVault, there were no complicated steps. The pickup process was hassle-free, and being able to track the repair status online was incredibly convenient.

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Project Hail Mary: An epic space story of scientific power and friendship

**"Project Hail Mary"** begins with the Earth facing an unprecedented crisis of solar dimming, a phenomenon that threatens to plunge the planet into a devastating ice age and potentially lead to the extinction of humanity. To uncover the cause and find a solution, scientists initiate the ambitious "Hail Mary Project." As part of this mission, Ryland Grace, a schoolteacher and scientist, is sent on a journey to an unknown star system, tasked with humanity's last hope.

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“Sisters In Yellow” by Mieko Kawakami: People Shaken by the Chaos of the 1990s and the Nature of Life

Mieko Kawakami's “The Yellow House” is a work that highlights the nature of “difficulties in living” by depicting poverty, crime, and relationships with pseudo-families in the historical background of 1990s Tokyo. Through this story, we witness the structural problems of society and the desperate individuals caught up in them. Below are some of the points that particularly impressed me.

[Idol, Burning] Rin Usami: Why did she dump the case of cotton swabs on the floor at the end?

Contains thoughts and observations on the novel ‘Suisu, Burn’ by Rin Usami, which won the Akutagawa Prize and was nominated for the Honya Taisho (Bookstore Grand Prize). The action of the beating of a fan by a guesser gives Akari the courage to try and smash her own current unsuccessful life, but in the end, she chooses a cotton swab in the blink of an eye, which is the cheapest way to clean up the mess.

2024.04.07 2024.11.09

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I read a whole series of novels related to middle school entrance examinations.

Parents tend to get stuck in the junior high school entrance examination swamp trap: 1) they have not studied hard themselves, so they try to make up for it by taking their children's examinations; 2) they are more concerned than necessary about the class of cram school and the deviation score they have; 3) they think of junior high school entrance examinations in terms of cosmetics and typa

2024.04.29 2024.10.26

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[ZOOM] Why did you enter the video calling market as a late entrant and succeed?

How did Zoom succeed as a late entrant in an area where the market seemed to have matured with the arrival of Skype, Google Hangouts and other large companies in the video calling space? The founders had a clear sense of the challenges and had knowledge of the business domain. Focused on customer satisfaction in the early days and optimised PMFs

2020.03.09 2024.08.02

Inspired by my uncle, I tried a no-salt, no-sugar diet.

My uncle, Shoichiro Nakao, is a cardiologist, and after studying at Harvard Medical School, in 1995, he published a paper in the medical journal NEJM on Cardiac Fabry Disease, which was published from Japan to the world, and he is an amazing person. There is probably only one person in Japan who is so strictly salt-free and sugar-free.

2024.07.10 2024.08.01

[ENFP] Campaigner. Extroverted Intuitive Type with Introverted Emotion (MBTI)

ENFPs have Ne-Fi cognitive functions, which means that they look for new possibilities and ideas and judge them on the basis of their own feelings and values. The very word 'flippant' is reserved for ENFPs.Resourceful, flexible to new ideas, sociable, but feeling quickly bored.

2024.05.17 2024.07.31

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