Another blog that I haven't written in a long time.
When I write, I'm the type of person who just jots down whatever I've accumulated, so I spend my energy on non-Joe things, so it's not easy at all. .
The other day, as I was riding a train to the countryside, I suddenly thought about this. Actually, it's something I've been thinking about for a long time.
When I look at a big tree, I wonder what the roots of this tree are like?
It must have really strong roots.
And I'm sure those roots are just as magnificent as the branches you can see here on the ground.
If you think so, oh? Maybe this is the root? What we can see on the ground right now is the roots, and maybe we are at the roots? ?
Or rather, the world at its roots may be the same, with trains running and planes flying, etc.! I can't believe it! !
I've been thinking about this for a long time.
Just like that, the world changes completely depending on how you look at things.
The same goes for recent wars, and opinions are completely divided depending on how you look at them.
However, everyone remains firmly opposed to the war, so who is to blame for this, and how did it start? Why doesn't it end? In the first place, regardless of the current issue of war, wars are always happening in various places, so why is this issue being the focus of attention all over the world instead of being discussed?
Let me say this out loud: War is not something we can absolutely tolerate, and even more so, the idea of threatening to use nuclear weapons (at the moment we have it) makes us angry, and Japan should take the lead in saying no.
However, it seems that all countries now possess nuclear weapons with the intention of not using them and as a deterrent, but will everyone abide by this tacit agreement? If we had such a secure relationship, we wouldn't need it in the first place, would we? That's what I think. .
Off topic, but...
When I saw the squiggly line from the war, I thought it was eco-friendly.
0 carbon, that's impossible.
Electric cars are great, aren't they? In order to make it, we are polluting more than ever, right? There are so many eco-businesses like that.
I don't think it's possible to be eco-friendly as long as humans are alive.
Well, I know it's not a matter of 0 or 100, but...
Our store also collects old items, so it's part of being eco-friendly.
I ship it, and I choose recycled paper for shipping, but I really need the scotch, and that's because when I buy recycled paper, it's being transported by car or by boat.
Ofura is an agricultural country, but apparently agriculture is not the most eco-friendly. .
Why do you think everyone but Tarzan is not eco-friendly anymore?
But now that we know that, we should all be careful, right? Business is becoming more and more involved, so now each person has to pay close attention to the details of what they use and buy.
When I go back to Japan, things like Hyakuyen are so plastic heaven that I can't breathe sometimes. If you go to the supermarket, every vegetable is covered with plastic, and now everyone washes and disinfects their hands, so their hands are cleaner than plastic.
What about the bottle that says it's sterilized and sterilized? How much garbage do you throw out? I feel a sense of contradiction and am confused.
Huh...
I'm easily distracted, so while I'm writing, I drink tea and post previews on Instagram.
I try dancing and so on. fault? Isn't my back healed?
And then I go back to my desk.
So, what is it? ?
Oh yeah, eventually
If we are aiming for the ultimate ecology, I don't think it will be possible as long as people are living there.
It's different if humans live as a type of animal. It seems like we are evolving, and I think the best evolution is degeneration. Things like eco-friendliness are already the basics.
Even if you don't dare to say it out loud, if you don't recognize it as a basic thing, you'll keep getting angry, and you'll keep getting angry, and...oh, aren't you floating? Us? ? hand.
Objects have many different cross-sections, so you can see them in any way you want depending on the angle you look at them. Wife.
So what happened? So,
That's right, so what's the matter? No way.
Well, I have to go shopping. Pitter-patter.
A nostalgic number for us♪