Book (Practical) Nihon Essay Essay Earth, Living on This Complex Planet / Takeshi Yoro / Mari Yamazaki

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Nihon Essay / Essay
Japanese problems lie in "economy" and "environment and" environment. "Even if we don't suffer from the novel coronavirus or don't use supercomputers, we can tell by looking at insects. In a world where insects are difficult to live, it is difficult for both humans and living things to live. Born in Hokkaidō and living in Italy, Mari Yamazaki, who has a deep love for insects, became a disciple of Takeshi Yoro. For two years before the novel coronavirus, he visited the Yoro Insectarium in Hokkaidō. The story is about the complexity of the world that can be seen through insects, the ecosystems that change with climatic change, the future world of AI, and the atmosphere that covers the country that is" similar to the wartime "as the brain has progressed. The death and illness of Maru who visited Yoro. Statistical data problems that come to light. Where is the imagination and the breakthrough? The two who continue to feel the" gap "between the world and the rest of the world, while trying to solve each one of these problems, look at the deep depths of civilization with a microscopic scope.