""What do you think, is there any possibility of a future where only COVID-19 related patent rights are opened on a special international basis, and a COVID-19 joint front is developed?"

In the column, I thought that the possibility of

Trips Article 31, "Compulsory License" or Article 93 of the Patent Law, "Ruling on the Establishment of a Non-exclusive License in the Public Interest.

is coming finally.

However, the "temporary abandonment" of the new coronavirus patent in the recent news seems to be different from the "license" story above.

Today, I would like to talk a little bit about "abandonment of patent rights".

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It may not seem strange to many people, but the phrase in the news, "temporary abandonment of patent rights," is a strange term.

"What is a "'temporary' abandonment" of patent rights, anyway?"

I believe that this "temporary abandonment" is a misnomer because once a patent right is abandoned, it cannot be regained.

However, patent rights are also effective in each country based on the territorial principle (meaning that they are effective only within the territory and territorial waters of the country).

Therefore, "abandonment of patent rights" can be done on a country-by-country basis.

For example, it is possible to " abandon patent rights only to poor countries."

It is possible -- but there is nothing that can be done when patent rights are abandoned in poor countries that do not have pharmaceutical manufacturing plants or equipment.

This is because the country does not have the means to produce the vaccine.

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Anyway, I don't really understand this "abandonment of patent rights for the Corona vaccine".

I'll have to look it up again and come back.

(To be continued)

(Continuation from yesterday)

By the way--

How much do you think this new corona vaccination costs per dose?

I did a little research and found various prices such as 200 yen, 400 yen, 1600 yen, etc. for the cost of the vaccine itself.

If you take out the R&D and manufacturing costs and just consider the real raw material, it would probably be "free" because RNA is just a nucleic acid.

However, there is not much point in talking about such "costs".

I did a little research and found various prices such as 200 yen, 400 yen, 1600 yen, etc. for the cost of the vaccine itself.

The price of vaccines in Japan is 2,070 yen per dose, which includes the cost of medical interview, vaccination site, labor cost of the medical personnel who administer the vaccine, transportation (at very low temperature), anaphylaxis, and insurance for adverse reactions.

It is slightly cheaper than the flu.

The vaccination for the new coronavirus is fully paid for by the government (with our blood tax).

If two vaccinations are given to 126 million people, that's 521,640,000,000 yen. A lot of money, but not a surprising amount of money when I consider the entire national budget.

(I still remember Dr. Shibata's calculation of the cost of PCR testing for the entire population -- "The cost of PCR testing for the entire population: 432 billion yen per test only (less than 2 trillion yen for four tests per year).

It would probably be more cost-effective for our country to have Pfizer sell us the vaccine.

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Of course, there is a risk -- a huge risk.

To be honest, a nation that is unable to respond quickly to the "mutant strains" that are about to emerge is in serious trouble.

When I think about it, it is still "scary" if we don't have a system for manufacturing vaccines in Japan, even if we have to pay a license fee for the patent rights.

I often watch the TV program whose title is "Akira Ikegami's News, Oh I got it!".

The themes in this program are easy to watch, as even I know about 60-70% of each themes

Last night's theme was about the contents of recent high school textbooks. I was looking at it quite seriously.

(This is also related to the theme of my next series).

The impression of the program, was

"Ikegami-san. He didn't touch on math, science subjects in general, or programming education, at all"

I've been trying to think of a topic in Mr. Ikegami's past programs that touched on math and science, however I can't remember.

But that's beside the point.

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The main character of my favorite novel/anime said,

"The Magazine of 25 Deviations"

and, disrespected a fashion magazine that his sister was reading.

The protagonist of the story is set up as a character who "hates mathematics," and this line alone gives a clear indication of this tendency.

This is because a "magazine with a deviation 25" is not commercially viable.

This is because "25 deviations" is not only an expression of "low intellectual level," but also an expression of "low probability of occurrence.

50 + 10 x Z = 25, Z = -2.5 σ.

If you read this value 0。00621 from the standard normal distribution. the number of buyers of the magazine is 6 out of 1000, at the most optimistic.

In addition, according to the magazine preferences, the radio is probably not even one in a thousand.

A school year has one million students. Half of that is 500,000 female students. 0.1% of that is 500 copies.

Even for junior high school students in grades 1-3, there are 1,500 copies nationwide.

By the way, the number of junior high schools in Japan is about 1,000.

It's clear that a magazine that can't handle an order of 10,000 is not commercially viable.

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If you can't calculate like that, you can't do any business, even if you are not an engineer like me.

That's what I want Ikegami-san to talk about.

(By the way, this kind of approach is called "Fermi estimation")

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"Your criticism of the ignorance of 'a magazine with about 25 deviations' is a proof of your ignorance"

Hikigaya, you will be disrespected by Yukinoshita.

I'm not sure if the term "aided dating" still exists, but in essence it means "prostitution".

Many of us don't really understand what the laws are regarding prostitution, but that's beside the point. Prostitution is basically illegal, but before that, it is considered to be "immoral" nowadays.

But there was a time when prostitution was legal and not immoral. To tell you the truth, in the history of mankind, the era is longer.

"In prostitution, which is worse, the person selling or the person buying?"

This theme will always be talked about, but this is decidedly a "buyer" without argument.

This is because supply cannot exist without demand.

There is no market where there are no buyers.

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Now, under the third emergency declaration of the new coronavirus infection, various stores have been forced to shut down their operations.

This can be said to be a forceful act of the state or government.

However, if we refrained from going out, there would be no need for such coercive measures.

On the contrary, stores could even use "absolute infection control" as a selling point to aggressively market their operation.

While the new coronavirus is raging, which is worse, a restaurant that continues to serve alcohol , or a customer who goes to a restaurant that continues to serve alcohol?

This is also not debatable.

It's 100% the customer's fault.

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I believe that all stores may be allowed to stay open, and all customers may be allowed to go to these stores without restriction,

with the following two conditions, only.

(1) Always act alone.

That's all.

However, humans are social animals.

We are animals whose survival is guaranteed by being in a herd, which is built into their DNA.

Viruses use this human instinct to herd as a survival strategy.

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Now, we are being threatened that

"if we don't refrain from going out, many of us will die without access to medical care"

The current situation is no longer a "threat", but a "reality".

However, we come to take a "So What" attitude.

I believe that by our actions (including myself, of course) for over one years,

"compassion," "mutual aid," and "bonds" are,

if not illusions,

but, can only be activated under limited conditions.

I was able to get the proof of that.

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So, from now on, even if a "righteous bastard" appears in front of me, wielding "compassion" and "bonds" and the like, I think that

"I will break it down with this one story"

The other day, I got asked for my Gmail password, and then a page popped up that asked for all sorts of personal information.

"This is weird"

I immediately terminated the process, but the password had already been entered.

I could change my password, but now more than one or two machines have tied to my Gmail.

I thought my password had been stolen by this my mistake.

However, if my Google account is hijacked, I will be severely damaged.

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So, this time, I hurriedly decided to add two-step verification to my Google login.

Two-step verification may sound like an ostentatious name, but in essence, it is a system that "Whenever my account is accessed from a new device (PC or smartphone), I can know the fact by voice or message of my home phone (smartphone).

This, psychologically, is quite reassuring.

If there's a login from other's device, the information comes to my phone. So I can immediately know the unauthorized access has occurred.

So far, there is no history of unauthorized access.

Even if you use "two-step verification", it's not perfect (I can imagine how to break this verification (in an old-fashioned analog way)).

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Of course, there are other methods of two-step verification besides the above, such as using a token system installed on your phone or a card-type token system to authenticate each time you log in.

This is the default method for financial matters (Bitcoin and online banking).

After my "unexpected death," I'm terribly worried about whether my wife and daughter will be able to get through this certification and get my money in order.

I made a manual, but there is a high probability that they will not be able to find it.

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Incidentally,

In Bitcoin, an estimated 4 to 6 million BTC are in storage due to the loss of private keys (digital sequences).

The current conversion rate would be 24 trillion yen to 36 trillion yen.

With a hot wallet, if your private key in the cloud is stolen, you can easily lose all your money and

Even with a cold wallet, if the local hard disk crashes, you won't be able to get all your money out.

I think Bitcoin is scary in that aspect as well.

In my diary the other day, I wrote that I could not give a very over-reactionary high evaluation to the movie "Rurouni Kenshin the final".

(For example, is it possible that "Kaoru's corpse" doesn't appear in this story? Or..., yeah, I'll stop it)

Today, I found out the main reason for this and would like to report it to you.

"Because the shock I felt when I saw 'Rurouni Kenshin: Reminiscence version' 10 years ago was too much"

In my mind, the Tomoe version was already locked in this "Reminiscence" version, and my head and body could not deviate even a millimeter from this version.

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Incidentally, now, when I have to get into the "zone" to write a paper or patent, I start my dive with this music (link to YouTube).

My family seems to stay away from me when this music is coming from my room.

As for me, I hope this song will be used in the movie.

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No,way. the movie "Rurouni Kenshin the beginning" is coming next month.

I am sure that the world of this "Reminiscence" will appear in the last movie of this series.

The new coronavirus is an unknown infectious disease for which conventional wisdom does not apply.

Cholera, dysentery, and influenza could be easily contained with the measures taken over the past year.

However, this new coronavirus is a pathogen with "unexpected" infectivity and lethality with a question of "What the hell kind of devil manufactured this?"

So, if I were to talk only about this issue, I would say, "Is the government's response really that bad?

If I were a politician, I'm not sure I could take any other measures.

At least, our prime minister is,

(1)not the kind of moron who gets infected right before a presidential election,

(2)not the dictator who is ridiculed by the world for saying things like, "There are no infected people in our country"

(3)not the president who says things like "it's just a cold" and "we're all going to die", like a small-brain animal,

(4)not the president who has ever said, "We have conquered this through prayer," or come up with some crazy theory like, "We don't have coronary infections in our country" because they didn't do PCR testing.

Yeah, when I pick up on it like this, I can clearly see that "politicians with intelligence problems" can be a terrible menace to the people.

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Of course, it is true that these politicians and bureaucrats in our country are enraging me(us) and disappointing me (us).

However, I think it is not a good idea to equate their actions with the government's response to the new coronavirus.

Because this new coronavirus is akin to an "all-out attack on humanity by unknown extraterrestrial life forms".

Against such an unknown enemy, there is no way to formulate the "right strategy" from the beginning.

As I wrote here, the vaccines for the new coronaviruses (especially the mRNA vaccine) were made by incredible luck.

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I'm not saying that only "'those who can raise the issue before it arises' are allowed to criticize"

Only with regard to this new coronavirus countermeasure, I think we should give some thought to whether or not we can make the same kind of criticism of the previous problems.

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By the way,

The representative of the Rikken Democratic Party, Yukio Edano, made a statement that "the worst is the governor of Osaka" (please Google the content to find out).

So, if I may be so bold, I would like to make a suggestion to the Governor of Osaka Prefecture, Hirofumi Yoshimura.

Why don't you make a comment like the following?

"Yes, it is. Osaka may be in a kind of 'meltdown' right now"

"I wish the corona was something that could be predicted by something like the System for Prediction of Effects of Radiation Emergency (SPEEDI)"

"If a politician or chief cabinet secretary does not tell the people about such life-threatening matters as soon as possible, he or she should at least commit suicide by cutting his or her stomach"

This season, my top choice of TV anime is "Super Cub".

The catch phrase is already awesome.

"I have no parents. No money. No friends, no hobbies, no future goals"

Has the anime ever been about motorcycles animation of high school girls with such a surprised concept?

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When I was a student who failed the entrance exam, I used to deliver newspapers with a Super Cub to pay for (part of) my exams.

So, I know more about Super Cub than most people do.

That bike is a "treasure" created by our country's engineers.

Anyway, it's got a lot of horsepower, it won't break down, it gets great gas mileage, it's weatherproof, it won't break down over long distances, and above all, it's cool.

After that, I rode a CB50, DT125, TRD250, and retired from motorcycles after I got married -- after the Super Cub, the DT125's mobility was amazing.

I was able to climb up the stone stairs as normal by the DT125

Well, I was a rider of a medium-sized off-road motorcycle.

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Surprisingly, my eldest daughter inherited this attribute of my rider.

When I was a high school student, I took a trip to Kyoto from Nagoya on a 50cc motorcycle, but when my eldest daughter told me that she had attacked Hakone on a 50cc motorcycle, I was very cold.

So when my eldest daughter told me about getting a medium-sized motorcycle license, I agreed with her.

I even stood up in my daughter's defense, telling my wife who disagreed, "As long as she obey traffic laws and drive correctly, a medium-sized motorcycle is safer than a moped.

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I showed my oldest daughter the animation TV series "Super Cub, we agreed with

"The origin of the Rider is in this anime."

And those codependent lowlifes who can only satisfy their need for self-approval by modifying their motorcycles to make explosive noises and riding in groups on week basis, is

"An abominable enemy of our riders, and a spiteful piece of trash"

We also agreed that.

It doesn't matter what kind of trouble they have, what kind of darkness they have in their hearts.

A two-page spread advertisement by Takarajimasha (publisher) appeared in the morning editions of three national newspapers on May 11.

The content is based on photos of children's military training during the war.

"No vaccine. No drugs. We're supposed to fight with bamboo bullets? Politics will kill us."

With this statement, the publisher criticized the government's measures against the new coronavirus.

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At this time, I have not researched or subscribed to any of their publications, so I cannot comment on them.

So, I will now start researching and subscribing.

I do not watch online news or social networking sites. I eliminate all comments that are not accompanied by data and evidence.

I think with my own mind, calculate with my own computer, and speak only with my own words.

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Incidentally,

The price of a "two-page spread" corporate ad is

Asahi Shimbun: \79,710,000

Yomiuri Shimbun: \95,820,000

Mainichi Shimbun: \51,840,000

Total: \227,370,000

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For example, let's hypothesize that this ad is a strategy to make a book about Corona a best seller.

Considering authors, publishers, distributors, bookstores (plus printing companies and shipping companies) as stakeholders.

The distribution is apparently author (10%):publisher (60%):distributor (10%):bookstore (20%).

So, if a book of Corona-related books costs 800 yen, the publisher's profit is 480 yen.

So, in an attempt to recoup this advertising cost,

227.37 million yen ÷ 480 yen = 473,688 books

Hmm, even if it doesn't reach the million-seller mark (one million books), it will still be enough to pay for itself.

"Now, will this investment pay off?"

I continue to observe with great interest.

I have a hypothesis: "If parents are radical, children will be conservative.

I am a weekend engineer and writer who does not listen to (or refer to) other people's opinions (people who are said to be authorities),

even when it comes to so-called "social issues that are hard to talk about," such as aging and euthanasia (death with dignity), and I use the data and programs I have collected to go into them.

To be frank, my family treats me as a problem child.

"We don't care if you're a target of terrorism, but please don't let that happen to us"

They are really frank.

In particular, when I mentioned the "emperor system," they warned me, "It's really bad!"

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I once told a junior colleague that I wanted to write about the Chuukaku-ha (*1), Kakumaru-ha (*2), and the Japanese Red Army, and he said, "Mr. Ebata. Your family is a hostage! I was strongly opposed to the idea"

(*1)National Committee of the Revolutionary Communist League

(*2)Revolutionary Marxist Faction of the Japanese Revolutionary Communist League

Recently, when I mumbled about wanting to write about "North Korea," I was met with fierce opposition from my daughters.

Yeah, I know what this is -- it's definitely my daughters who are going to be the collateral damage.

So,

"If parents are radical, children will be conservative"

I believe that this hypothesis is quite correct.

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As a corollary to that hypothesis, there is an example,

"If the guardian (my father: deceased) is the owner of a factory in town, the child (me) becomes in a typical business person"

"Small business owners live in hell every day"

This is an undeniable fact that I have witnessed firsthand.

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The other day, my wife and I were watching the BS1 special "10 Years of Infiltration: The Dark Side of North Korea's Arms Business.

It was scarier than those novels and movies.

I realize that my daughters' concerns are quite correct.

Today, I came to a nearby clinic to get some stabilizers, but I was fed up with the "long-talk old woman".

She was talking at the reception desk of the clinic about how she couldn't get an appointment to get the Corona vaccine.

I was listening to the conversation in the waiting room, and I almost lost my temper.

"Tell me the conclusion first!" I was almost to lecture the old woman.

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What I thought was great and admirable was the lady at the reception desk who kept listening to the old woman's conversation without interrupting.

From now on, I think we will need people who can handle this kind of "non-logical talk" well.

This is because we (myself included) are not very good at talking logically or describing things logically.

Logical talk and logical writing are such difficult skills that they should be the subject of training (for a price) on their own.

It is usually "violence" to force this on everyone.

I am well aware of this, but I also think that 'repeating four times what can be explained in 30 seconds and talking for more than five minutes' is also 'violence'.

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Well, in the not-too-distant future, I will be "that" too.

Logical or not, we have only two choices at the end of our lives: (1) die without dementia, or (2) die with dementia.

And now there is an "overwhelming" chance that it will be (2).

(Furthermore, there is a greater than 50% chance that we will die of cancer).

When I can't speak well and people around me are cursing me, "Speak your conclusion first!". I can imagine that this is absolutely painful for me.

But on the other hand...

"If I'm going to be abused sooner or later, it's better to abuse others now"

I also think about the despicable matter.

"No bug, no program"

If you know a program that the bug does not exist, please show it to me.

A program that doesn't have bugs is simply not going through the routines that bugs go through.

Such things are common knowledge in program development.

And my programs are often found to be buggy by others, who then point them out to me.

It's so embarrassing, so humiliating to the point of death, that it even makes me want to kill the guy who found the bug.

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But even so, I gritted my teeth, and with a tight smile on my face,

"Thank you very much for finding the bug in my program"

It is the common sense of the inhabitants of the program world to say thank you in this way.

"You wouldn't understand, I guess"

Especially for gangsters who care about their pride to death, I think it would be a very unbelievable worldview.

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I believe that politicians and the Self-Defense Forces are also organizations where "pride" is important.

So, I can understand that

"Defense Minister protests against reports of verification of large-scale vaccination system, calling it "malicious"

But that's not the right way to behave.

I am not a sympathizer of the Asahi Shimbun or the Mainichi Shimbun.

However, as far as this one thing goes.

"Thank you for finding the glitch in the system"

is correct

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I have the utmost respect for all of you who have managed, in such a short period of time, to get the "reservation system for the large-scale vaccination center for the new coronavirus vaccine" up and running.

In addition, I am well aware of how difficult it is to incorporate such exception handling measures into a working system.

As a system engineer, I am one of those who can truly understand the dilemma of "a system that must continue to operate based on the goodwill of the people"

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And yet, the Minister of Defense has to say,

'Thank you very much'

just for this. I'm sure you must be so frustrated that your guts are boiling over.

Today, the main characters of a couple of dramas that had high ratings the year before last announced their engagement.

I was contacted by LINE for the Ebata family.

Of course, marriage is something to be celebrated. There's no lie in that feeling -- however, I also think,

"They are strangers, aren't they?"

About this issue, in my column,

"If there is a difference, it is that I know my friend well, but they don't know me at all"

So, I will skip this section as I have already mentioned it in my previous article.

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When I watch interviews on TV news, I find that they are all bland and uninteresting.

This is not an ordinary marriage, but a marriage between two celebrities.

I would like them to have a shot at a comment with a twist here.

"Well, I'm very happy for them. In addition, if their marriage lasts for five years, it's as good as a win, isn't it?"

I'd like to see to introduce some witty comments on the subject.

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-- When I mentioned this to my wife, she gave me a very unpleasant look.

I asked to my senior daughter, who is involved in "mechanics" as both a hobby and a job,

"Do you want to try changing from snow tires to normal tires?"

She said "I do try it", so I didn't help but watch her, just gave her verbal instructions.

I was a little surprised at how well she did it.

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In fact, changing a tire is not that difficult, as long as you have the right equipment.

At least it's easier than speaking English, and easier than operating a smartphone.

Here's my video for the record (it leads to YouTube) --.

If I record my daughter's video, I'll get more PV...and when I realized that, the work was done.

In my mailbox, I found an ad that said, "A quality used domain name can be yours!"

"What is a good used domain name?"

Looking them up and I came to know,

- A Domain name that was acquired at a time when they were not treated as trademarks

- The administrator of the domain name is now unknown,

- the domain name that seems to be hard to find nowadays (almost like common nouns)

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For example,

chuukosha.jp 中古車(Used car)

effort.jp 努力

kenko.jp 健康(health)

class.jp クラス

otsukai.jp おつかい(errand)

background.jp バックグラウンド

Well, these are indeed good, and used domain names.

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always3.jp The movie "ALWAYS Sunset on Third Street '64

bananakayo.jp The Movie "This Late at Night, Do you give me Banana : A True Story

Thus, it seems that some domain names were used in movie advertisements.

(To be continued)

(Continuation from yesterday)

I am the owner of the domain name "kobore.net".

So, I get a lot of emails selling domain names like "kobore.com", "kobore.co.jp", etc. ("kobore.jp" seems to have an owner).

To begin with, my "kobore.net" was obtained for IP network experiments, and was never intended to be used as it is now (for posting blogs and columns).

However, I have "kobore.net", so I can create as many subdomain names as I want.

- wp.kobore.net for WordPress

- tech.kobore.net for technical experiments

Also, it is convenient to have my own domain name, such as covid19@kobore.net or blockchain_20201010@kobore.net, because I can create it when I need it, and discard it when I no longer need it.

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I have created and have a public email address for my personal use, and it is also useful to have a domain name.

Sometimes I get emails from people with mental or cerebral disabilities that make me uncomfortable, but after three times, I will not hesitate to change my public email address.

I am a man who can

"cut off all other means of communication with multiple people in order to make one unpleasant email unreadable"

and, is not afraid of such things.

This has the side effect of making me feel good that I've wiped out all the spam.

Come to think of it, I did the same thing with changing the phone number of my cell phone (smartphone).

However, the new email address will be opened on my website, and I may change it back to the original one in a month or so, secretly.

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If you have your own domain name, you can use these little tricks.

If you think you can enjoy this kind of thing, I recommend that you try get a domain name.

A Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lawmaker's comments about LGBT people seem to be causing problems.

I'm thinking, 'Oh, something's happened again.

This time, however, I didn't do any research from primary information -- It seems to be troublesome.

For example, the investigation into Ms. Sugita's so-called "women always lie" comment took up three full days of my time.

At that time, I realized that if I get involved with strange people, I will end up in trouble.

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To be honest, LGBT issues are quite difficult.

I had a very bad experience when I was working on a series of articles about transgender people.

There are a few people who say, "Don't talk about it if you're not a part of the problem"

In fact, since I am not a party to the problem, I have no way to judge whether my 'position' is correct or not.

If I'm told not to talk about it, even by a few people -- I won't talk about it.

In fact, now I have stopped talking about this issue.

(However, I have been consulted privately about technical details, and I am answering to the best of my knowledge.)

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I think it is not a good idea to criticize the words and actions of people who do not know where they stand in relation to LGBT people.

This is because I think there are a lot of people like me who get deflated by criticism and come to "I'm not going to touch this issue".

Metaphorically speaking,

"When a student go to the staff room with the answers to their homework, which she/he had worked out in their own way, the teacher yelled at them in a fierce manner"

If that happens, the student will never go to that teacher again to ask a question.

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Taxes, aging population, declining birth rate, education -- these are all things that every citizen is a "party" to.

Computers, artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, EtherCAT -- these are all "parties" to me in the sense of "come at me from anywhere! "

Even I, a person who is often asked, "Is there anything you are scared of, Mr. Ebata?" (misunderstanding), am really "scared" of discussing LGBT issues.

Because no matter how much I study, I will never know what is the right answer.

I wrote a column with a story called "The Emperor System is a Blockchain".

At that time, I did some research on Kojiki (Japanese mythology), which was quite interesting.

It's not bad to study Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism, but "Shinto" is also quite cool.

The best thing about it is that it makes visiting the shrine fun.

If you know which deity is worshipped in this shrine, your sightseeing will be much more enjoyable.

And when you understand that, you can understand the history of the area.

To put it bluntly, it is very exciting to see the "regime side" and the "anti-regime side" or, to put it more bluntly, the "right side" or the "left side" or the "third force" centered on the emperor system -- however,

I may be the only one who sees the shrine that way.

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The other day, I saw an advertisement in the newspaper for a hanging scroll of "Amaterasu".

It's easy to find them on Amazon.

On the other hand, the "Amaterasu" in my mind is a "naughty woman"

I think there is a certain need for this kind of hanging scroll.

Well, it's not a bad interior design, and above all, "Amaterasu" is the first block in the blockchain called the Emperor System.

It may be the first block of NFT (Non-Fungible Token) -- its owner is the current emperor, is that right?

Well, that's aside.

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I had an accident last night, blowing up my folder of English papers that I've been writing for the past few months.

This was right after I made major revisions on two papers last night.

I tried to recover it by any means possible, but the last backup was too old.

The looming submission deadline, the master manuscript nowhere to be found -- I was in a complete panic.

I tried to back up the folder, but the system didn't recognize the folder, so I couldn't do anything about it.

However, tampering with the master file could have completely destroyed the file system to an unrecoverable level.

I was in a state of "bloodlust".

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So I googled, researched, and prayed, and did ">chkdsk f: /f".

When the file system confirmed the recovery -- I saw "God" across the display.

It was 5:30 this morning.

I thought I caught a glimpse of God's halo through the window.

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So, although I have no plans to purchase the hanging scroll "Amaterasu",

If the hanging scroll "chkdsk f: /f" is sold, I am ready to buy it right now.

When I was a freshman in college, I was in a mountain club.

The lesson I learned was, "If I had the time and energy to do this kind of mountain training, I would get a part-time job and charter a helicopter to reach the summit".

Even now, this idea has not changed.

I left the mountain club soon after.

I was also busy working part-time to pay for school and living expenses.

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Once when I was a freshman, I joined a party to traverse the Kita-Hotaka route for six nights and seven days.

We stayed in a series of tents, completely self-catering, without using a mountain lodge, so I was cold, hot, and in the worst physical condition and mood, and by the time I descended the mountain, I had lost 7 kg of weight.

And the whole time I was climbing, I was struggling with "nausea" caused by lack of sleep.

The arrival point of the party was Kamikochi, down from Kita Hotaka.

I remember taking a bath in Kamikochi (it was like a field bath) and the soap finally foamed up after the third wash.

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I happen to be watching a video of the beautiful "Kamikochi in fresh greenery" right now, however,

"I'm feeling nauseous"

I did a lot of research on iPS cells before.

Therefore, I have an extraordinary interest in the applied technology of iPS cells.

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The results of an experiment using iPS cells showed that a drug for Parkinson's disease may also be effective for ALS patients.

The important point here is not that the drug was administered directly to the patient, but that it was confirmed using the patient's iPS cells.

Finally, the effect was confirmed by administering it to an actual patient. The greatness of this technology was the fact that it was confirmed using the patient's own iPS cells, not mice or other people.

In other words, it is possible to administer the drug with a very high level of safety: "If it does not work, you do not have to administer it.

This kind of research to find drugs using patients' iPS cells is called "iPS cell drug discovery".

It's not "One to One Marketing", but "One to One Medication".

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"Developing new drugs is not the only way to create new drugs"

I was in a good mood that day when I heard about the wonderful and "effective treatment for ALS," which is an incurable disease.

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Every time I see the word "innovation" and the title of a book like "How to make Innovation",

"Shut up! I don't care how you create innovation, just tell me your idea of innovation itself!"

That's why I get so happy when I hear about such wonderful applications.

I believe that a large amount of data on new coronaviruses and the effectiveness of vaccines has been obtained with the cooperation of medical professionals.

Still, the more test subjects, the better.

So...

"I self-nominate myself as a non-medical test subject"

Use my (data) as you like.

You may use my name and all other private information as reference data, including family members, hourly locations of my activities, the number of times I wash my hands, and my waking and sleeping hours (although disclosure of private family information is not allowed).

I follow the government's instructions in principle, such as "no eating out as a rule," "working from home," "walking about an hour a day," and "washing hands thoroughly.

No underlying medical conditions, no alcohol or tobacco habits

However, I have two daughters, one who is working and one who is in college.

The Ebata family is careful about household infections, but that doesn't mean we don't talk to each other.

Therefore, if I am infected or have the disease, I think you can get some significant data.

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My barter is to publish on my blog or column the circumstances of the test, its significance, and the conversation that took place.

Of course, I will also draw up a confidentiality agreement that states, for example, that I will not disclose the contents of the article until I have received permission from all parties involved.

And the personal information of everyone involved will be protected by the "Ebata Firewall".

In addition, I am a kind of engineering thinker.

I believe that I can be of considerable help to you.

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You may think that "barter is not worth it," but I hope you will consider it.

I am not saying that the Tokyo Olympics should be held or cancelled. I'm just saying that I want to see them.

In this statement, you can see my cunning strategy, being a small and petty person.

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Because if you insist that "the Olympics should be cancelled" and if Olympics will end without any major problems, the fact that you insisted be clearly recorded in the Internet logs.

In addition, I have never seen a Japanese who can keep saying,

"This Olympics just happened to be a lucky one. It should have been canceled."

after the event.

Most of the time, most people are silent and act as if what they say never happened.

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The reverse is also true.

The Olympics just happened to fail, but that was just bad luck. So, it's still good to have done it.

I have never seen a Japanese person who can continue to say something like this even after the event.

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The best thing to do would be to keep silent for now and observe what happens.

"See, that's what I've talked before, right?"

The best strategy is to falsify the facts of the past (or make yourself believe so).

"Don't make your flag clear". This is exactly the kind of strategy that suits small, petty people like me.

And like you.

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However, I also have a few things that I am trying to make clear.

- Singularity? That day will not come until the human race is extinct.

- English? All you have to do is put all the English words you can find together. You can start studying "past perfect" and "subjunctive" only when you feel you need to use them.

- Easy diet? There is no such thing. If you want to lose weight, all you have to do is not eat.

About three of them.

The declaration of a state of emergency has been extended.

It is no longer a question of behavioral change, but rather, it is better for mental health to think that the state of emergency will continue indefinitely.

Why don't we revive Prohibition in our country, which is considered to be one of the worst laws in the world?

There's no reason we cannot.

Because Islam is the doctrine of "no alcohol".

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I was a little curious, so I went through the data, but it seems that it is not that simple.

Even though the number of infected people is not as high as in the U.S. or India, the ratio of infected people to the population seems to be in the same digits as the situation in Japan.

In addition, the degree of faith seems to vary greatly from country to country or region to region, and there is also the issue of "three densities through worship, etc.".

The biggest problems seem to be 'stupid religious leaders' and 'low scientific literacy'.

"If you have faith, you are not infected"

It seems that there are still some idiots out there who preach this nonsense.

But, well, I guess it cannot be helped.

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Even in Japan, there are people who easily believe the uncertain information about vaccines of "Vaccination will make you infertile"

More on that later in this article, I hope you will be relieved to read the following information.

"In principle, it is impossible for RNA information to get into the genome without reverse transcriptase"

In terms of the nature of the vaccine (mRNA vaccine), my feeling is that "influenza vaccination would be incomparably more risky.

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We have a negative history of being deceived by authority and experts.

From the Ashio mine poisoning case, Minamata disease, and other forms of pollution, to AIDS and other drug-related illnesses, to the nuclear power plant accident that caused a meltdown that was said to be "absolutely safe" and will be ridiculed by the world for another 1,000 years -- it's all here.

With that in mind, I think it's inevitable that the story 'vaccination will make you infertile' will be spread around and people will believe it.

If I had no information, I might have believed it too (I just happened to know about this story because Dr.Shibata told me about it).

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It is a very heavy and painful job to decide "what to believe" on your own.

For now, let's just say that if we can see through the "idiots" who preach

"If you have faith, you won't get infected"

we can do our best.

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By the way, this talk of "idiots" is not just about Islam.

Even in our country, a search for "happiness," "science," "religion," and "corona" will yield quick hits.

Why don't I write clearly, by name?

That's because I'm afraid of provoking the idiot -- I really don't know what he's talking about.

I don't know if she passed some kind of exam, but my senior daughter seems to have earned the title of "Technical Advisor" at her workplace.

"Hmm, I see. That's great"

Of course, I wasn't jealous of my own daughter.

But from now on, if I have any problems at work, I will ask her for advice on anything (just kidding).

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I remember, a long time ago, when I passed the "Network Specialist" of the Information Processing Test.

I received my acceptance letter via my company, so my boss knew that.

And for a while after that, my boss called me, saying

"Hey, there, Network Specialist. Come here"

Yesterday, I installed the "I made a system that buzzes after three minutes if you leave the lights on in the stairwell"

So, as expected, or rather, as planned,

"I was the first person to sound the buzzer"

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In this installation, as an electrical engineering major, I had a rather dumb accident, "electric shock".

To be honest, I was a little depressed.