Social science Best Wisdom for Living / Kevin Kelly / Chiaki Ikemura

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Social Science
[Introduction to Content]
The words in this book are mostly words of wisdom beyond time.
Some of them are knowledge that I have heard from someone, some enduring wisdom that has been handed down over many years, and some modern sayings that I have been able to relate to in the light of my own experience.
I've tried to express everything in my own words, even if it's not really my original.
I think that these advices are kind of seeds.
If you feel like you can write a long essay with each of those words.
Nonetheless, I've condensed the important lessons as simple as a Twitter (now "X") post.
I want you to think about them in a way that fits your situation.
I want you to think about them in a way that fits your situation.
I want you to think about them in a way that fits your situation.
And if you can relate to the advice in this book, I want you to share it with younger people.
[Contents]
Introduction
Things I wanted to know when I was young
Special Words to the Japanese Edition
Conclusion
Thanks
Commentary -- Things I might want to know before reading this book (Kei Hattori)
[Author profile]
After working with Stewart Brand as editor of the legendary magazine "Whole Earth Catalog" and "Whole Earth Review", he founded "WIRED" in 1993.
Author and editor.
Born in 1952.
After working with Jeff Bezos as editor of the legendary magazine "Whole Earth Catalog" and "Whole Earth Review", he founded "WIRED".
Interviewed many entrepreneurs, including Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mr..
He is known as a person who continues to look at the essence of technology and human beings.
He writes for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist, the Science, and also serves as "Senior Maverick" for "WIRED".
After 『 (Internet), he writes for 』 (NHK Publishing), 『 Technime 』 (Misuzu Shobo), the World 』 5000 days after 『 (PHPShinsho), and many others.