Schizophonia

The Japanese population may multiply, but their resources and the rest of the world's envy for Toyotas and Manga isn't as elastic; these are the essential resources that will allow them to build up cash reserves and capital, and ultimately to obtain goods and services. If the population increases in the future, they will have to work even harder to remain competitive among themselves to share the art of the "Japan" pie and by extension on a macro scale to share the "world" pie and add it in the "Japan" one, to have the most positive trade balance possible; the fewer resources your country has. If the population decreases, Japan will technically produce fewer goods leading to economic decline and all the problems that come with, but at the same time they can't have children because it's too expensive/time-consuming, and this will only become more of an issue the more they have; unless a miracle happens and they discover something that boosts productivity again like nuclear fusion or i don't know what. Currently the balance is naturally shifting towards a significant decline in the population.

No; from a macroeconomic point of view statistically your daily productivity will probably be similar or slightly be lower in the long run if you work 5 days instead of 4 perhaps due to a little more fatigue on average, work accidents etc; but the extra day of work will in fine increase the total amount of wealth you will generate in a week. Japanese companies are capitalists ahah they are there to build a profile; they are experienced and have data analysts so if it was not profitable they would fire their employees and/or hire them for a shorter time.

The production curve of wealth produced per hour worked is logarithmic; it stagnates from a certain point, yes, but continues to increase, and that is important. Even things that seem at first glance unrelated to work itself, like drinking with the boss, have materialistic origins; because otherwise why would it be different in other countries? And what fundamentally distinguishes Japan from the rest of the world if not material conditions? Why a rigid hierarchy? Why go out in groups after work? Why consume so much alcohol? Why a GABAergic product like alcohol when cannabis cultivation already existed more than 4,000 years ago? Why, why, why?

It's a medium-sized island with very limited resources, overpopulated, lacking large international corporations, and generally without influence over surrounding countries; working a lot is the mainstay of their economy. They don't really have a choice, especially in Tokyo where life is expensive.

Happy Christmas

Ahah yes; I was thinking there was something strange.

It's so healthy that life expectancy, height, and muscle density are consistently correlated with meat consumption and so good for the planet that most of the soils used for agriculture are completely dead and on nitrogen life support, and the only moderately costly fertilizer is manure.

@Sugarcoat @Natasha Tori Maru By vegetables you mean plants isn't it.

Helped for what. People are just machines with a very complicated script that varies according to their "genetics" and environmental conditions; their "karma" in general. It is neurotic, masochistic to think that getting intoxicated on a hallucinogen (ayahuasca in particular) which slightly increases neuroplasticity for a few hours replaces psychotherapy; among other forms of ethics, such as going to the ashram if you feel like it.

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Lol

I kidded

What do you mean

Not cooking DMT in your bedroom

I have a huge doubt but assuming it is true and not yet a defense I just spoke of inclination towards friendships; and there are introverted and phallic people who are magnetic, it's possible; it's the least important part of my message. I am currently building my theories on a daily basis; I am not interested in dates these days, just doing activities and contemplating/reflecting a lot on non-duality and psychoanalysis.