No one may have expected a declared battle to occur in the 21st century. But in this highly advanced information age, whatever is happening on the other side of the world can be transmitted in just a few milliseconds.

How will the meaning of war change in this day and age, when we can look down on images of the Ukrainian capital and Times Square in New York City side by side? According to the example, it is said that Ukrainian troops sometimes capture Russian tanks, but "abandonment of tanks outside of combat" is increasing at a very high rate in terms of the status of the war so far.

One reason for this may be the expansion of soft power. In this age of information technology, is it possible that attacks from speech and cultural aspects are not to be underestimated, rather than bombs and missiles, which represent hard power? It is very sad as long as human lives are lost, but we may have to admit that this battle defines the future of warfare to a certain extent.

Now, changing the subject, I would like to introduce our efforts toward a decentralized society. The words "decentralized finance" or "Web3" have been tap dancing in the media for the last year, but now, who are these?

The founder of Twitter did not say who, but asked where, and its existence is apparently still not readily understood by the heads of major tech companies. And that may possibly invade the gaming industry, the real estate industry, and various industries such as pharmaceuticals.

To answer the question of why this is so, I would say that "decentralized science" is budding.

Decentralized finance, a.k.a. DeFi, is a wildly diverse mix of projects, and the best and brightest from the existing major tech giants are coming to commit to this field. The blockchain revolution, sparked by Bitcoin and Ethereum, seems to be expanding the horizon for things like DAOs and gaming, which until now have had limited forms of incentives. In some countries, cryptocurrency has been made a legal asset, or a nation-state has been created in virtual space, such as the Metaverse, establishing a new genre in people's fantasy science reading books.

And the decentralized wave will extend to the existing real estate and pharmaceutical industries. This is just the beginning of convergence and a sign that ideas are about to be born. And I believe that beyond that, the formation of a trans-scientific community will occur globally.

I am talking about decentralized science here, but I believe that "science" is merely an approachable idea. In other words, the scope can be anything, including art, philosophy, the humanities, or anything else.

And in considering what technology means in a society where technology has developed to such an extent, I thought there might be a solution in the form of usage. In other words, there are a lot of problems on the side of use. So far, science has continued to explain how disorder about nature is orderly, but now, what is the end of it?

The opposite of order is chaos, and I believe that at the end of the formation of various artifacts by the natural order, the needs on the side of processing them and how to use them will gradually grow.

By the side of the users, I think I mean the future humans who will do something on the technological carpet, just like cats. A Japanese scholar once said that "cats," "mushrooms," and "sedentary nomads" would give the impression of the 21st century, and that seems to be exactly what will happen.

The cat refers to people experimenting with various things on the technological carpet, and the mushroom refers to the connection via the Internet. The term "sedentary nomad" refers to the ability to travel the world, or even outer space, from the comfort of one's own home or location, and is a foretaste of the metaverse world that is expected to come after the development of Zoom and others. This is not a summary of a story that is 100 years in the future, but rather a complete imagining in three words of what is already in the future.

And other scholars and others have even said that the future will be a rather "boring time," so it does not seem that the future is going to be rocked around by a violent sea wave.

No one may have expected a declared battle to occur in the 21st century. But in this highly advanced information age, whatever is happening on the other side of the world can be transmitted in just a few milliseconds.

How will the meaning of war change in this day and age, when we can look down on images of the Ukrainian capital and Times Square in New York City side by side? According to the example, it is said that Ukrainian troops sometimes capture Russian tanks, but "abandonment of tanks outside of combat" is increasing at a very high rate in terms of the status of the war so far.

One reason for this may be the expansion of soft power. In this age of information technology, is it possible that attacks from speech and cultural aspects are not to be underestimated, rather than bombs and missiles, which represent hard power? It is very sad as long as human lives are lost, but we may have to admit that this battle defines the future of warfare to a certain extent.

Now, changing the subject, I would like to introduce our efforts toward a decentralized society. The words "decentralized finance" or "Web3" have been tap dancing in the media for the last year, but now, who are these?

The founder of Twitter did not say who, but asked where, and its existence is apparently still not readily understood by the heads of major tech companies. And that may possibly invade the gaming industry, the real estate industry, and various industries such as pharmaceuticals.

To answer the question of why this is so, I would say that "decentralized science" is budding.

Decentralized finance, a.k.a. DeFi, is a wildly diverse mix of projects, and the best and brightest from the existing major tech giants are coming to commit to this field. The blockchain revolution, sparked by Bitcoin and Ethereum, seems to be expanding the horizon for things like DAOs and gaming, which until now have had limited forms of incentives. In some countries, cryptocurrency has been made a legal asset, or a nation-state has been created in virtual space, such as the Metaverse, establishing a new genre in people's fantasy science reading books.

And the decentralized wave will extend to the existing real estate and pharmaceutical industries. This is just the beginning of convergence and a sign that ideas are about to be born. And I believe that beyond that, the formation of a trans-scientific community will occur globally.

I am talking about decentralized science here, but I believe that "science" is merely an approachable idea. In other words, the scope can be anything, including art, philosophy, the humanities, or anything else.

And in considering what technology means in a society where technology has developed to such an extent, I thought there might be a solution in the form of usage. In other words, there are a lot of problems on the side of use. So far, science has continued to explain how disorder about nature is orderly, but now, what is the end of it?

The opposite of order is chaos, and I believe that at the end of the formation of various artifacts by the natural order, the needs on the side of processing them and how to use them will gradually grow.

By the side of the users, I think I mean the future humans who will do something on the technological carpet, just like cats. A Japanese scholar once said that "cats," "mushrooms," and "sedentary nomads" would give the impression of the 21st century, and that seems to be exactly what will happen.

The cat refers to people experimenting with various things on the technological carpet, and the mushroom refers to the connection via the Internet. The term "sedentary nomad" refers to the ability to travel the world, or even outer space, from the comfort of one's own home or location, and is a foretaste of the metaverse world that is expected to come after the development of Zoom and others. This is not a summary of a story that is 100 years in the future, but rather a complete imagining in three words of what is already in the future.

And other scholars and others have even said that the future will be a rather "boring time," so it does not seem that the future is going to be rocked around by a violent sea wave.