Why Canada Should Train the Next Generation of Drone Pilots
A reflection on a future Japan and Canada have not yet admitted There is a moment at every school graduation — elementary, junior high, it doesn’t matter — when a child is handed a microphone and asked the ceremonial question, What do you want to be when you grow up? The room leans forward. Parents […]
Between Two Worlds: Signals — AI Panic, Public Shame, and the Abe Incident
Hello again, dear readers. Today’s signal is a fascinating one — a story about Japan that didn’t originate in Japan, and one that reveals just how differently the same event can be understood depending on where you stand. A family argument, an AI chatbot, a police visit, and a sudden resignation. Western media framed it […]
Between Two Worlds: Tipping Culture, Performance, and the Algorithm
Hello again, dear readers. Once more we find ourselves standing between two worlds, looking for new perspectives by questioning things a little more deeply. And perhaps, together, we can discover something quietly enlightening. This time, the “signal” comes from a different kind of social media source — one that talks about Japan, but from far […]