The Cost Of Assessing Risk Is Now

I Noticed That Democracy Was Broken And Tried To Work On Fixing That In Japan. Then I Realized That It Was Broken All Over The Place And Decided To Work On That Too.

Consequently, The Only Thing I Learned In School Was Typing. In The Old Days, People Like Me Who Don't Have College Degrees Had A Hard Time Thriving In Society. But Today, The Ability To Learn On Your Own Or From Your Peers Has Become Really Easy. I Think This Change Is Leading To A Fundamental Disruption In Education. Independent And Lifelong Learning Are Really Starting To Peak - There Is An Inflection Point Coming Around How People Learn.

We Discussed The History Of Postwar Japan And How Japan Had Missed An Opportunity To Build A More Functional Democracy Because Of The Focus On Fighting Communism Driven In Large Part By The American Occupation.

The Cost Of Assessing Risk Is Now Often Greater Than The Cost Of Failing.

Education Is What People Do To You. Learning Is What You Do To Yourself. Focus On Being Connected, Always Learning, Fully Aware And Super Present.