Night 7

 

I want to substitute the word "Suspicion" for your word "mystery". Because I am guessing that in the future even the smartest of us not only can be fooled but I will say definitely from what I have read, we will be fooled by an AI bot. Because unless I jump over the fence and identify with here in Japan, I don't believe US culture will  willingly accept such restraints on their "individual freedom" to feel the ethical restraint of resisting material greed for power to manipulate people. but I do , basded on my experiences until right now, trust the ethic and moral standards eempllified in Japan to be more widespread across the culture. Now if I zoom down to the individual randomly chosen on the street....I reject such a fantasy experiment just like the arguement of "would you kill a communist first who is threatening your grandmother with a knife" fantasy. So the use of bot to deceive people of thei money is real in Japna, but  importantly less likely because of the existence of the remnants of community still exist in a majority of the cultural consciousness compared to what I expec in the US....but if you press me about the extent of the foreign populatioin feeling the same loseness..compared to the President Trump's fantasy of rounding up 19 million undocumented workers and tearing them from their homes, etc....Yes compared to this current US vision Japan towards me is powers of times more empathetic, more respectful of individual rights. at this moment Us can be fantasized with more lreliance on actual speech faccts to be descending into a darkness, but for how long??
Thomas is gooomy because he has a tooth ache and hasnt been to a dentist in a year, but he'll have to go next week, Drinking hot water helped.

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