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Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "Trust levels in any society tend to be reasonably accurate representations of how trustworthy that society has been. Trust is the ratio of the times someone has shown up for you versus the times somebody has betrayed you." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/06/opinion/herd-immunity-us.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:01:48
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "They are reasoning mostly on a personal basis. They are thinking about what’s right for them as individuals more than what’s right for the nation and the most vulnerable people in it. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/06/opinion/herd-immunity-us.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:00:39
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "This “the only person you can trust is yourself” mentality has a tendency to cause people to conceive of themselves as individuals and not as citizens. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/06/opinion/herd-immunity-us.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:59:42
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "That basic sense of peoplehood, of belonging to a common enterprise with a shared destiny, is exactly what’s lacking today. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/06/opinion/herd-immunity-us.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:59:01
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "It may be just one company, but its unilateral power over the public square became untenable long ago. The long-term solution must involve either stronger checks on its power or reducing its scale." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/opinion/facebook-oversight-trump-jan-6.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 14:54:45
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT2: "Yet the platforms have delegated much of the work of moderating this content to overwhelmed contractors and fallible artificial intelligence software. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/opinion/facebook-oversight-trump-jan-6.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 14:50:16
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT1: "Manipulation, misinformation, fear and loathing are endemic to today’s social media platforms, whose engagement-driven algorithms are built to spread whatever messages tap into users’ viscera and provoke a quick “like” or an angry comment" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/opinion/facebook-oversight-trump-jan-6.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 14:49:48
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "The main problem is that Facebook has offloaded important decisions, like that of Mr. Trump’s fate on the platform, to its Oversight Board, an unwieldy and ultimately ineffective body that makes the United Nations look decisive. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/opinion/trump-facebook-oversight-board.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:17:56
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "Anyone who is concerned about Facebook’s excessive concentration of power should welcome the oversight board clearly telling Facebook that they cannot invent new unwritten rules when it suits them" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/opinion/facebook-trump-ban.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:11:20
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
引用: 真摯に聞いてもらうこと。そのプロセスの中で、自分の言葉をちゃんと聴いてもらえた・言葉が届いた、という経験を重ねる中で、言葉を聞くこと、話すことへの信頼を取り戻すこと http://surume.org/2021/05/%e5%ad%a4%e7%8b%ac%e3%81%aa%e3%81%ae%e3%81%af%e5%8c%bb%e8%80%85%e3%81%a0%e3%81%a3%e3%81%9f.html…
posted at 08:28:22
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
引用2 ではどうすればよいのか、を悩むと、それを乗り越えるための技法（方法論）にすがるようになる。技法は上手くなっても、どこかうまくいかない。だから、ますます知識を求め、技法にすがり、ロボット化していく。 http://surume.org/2021/05/%e5%ad%a4%e7%8b%ac%e3%81%aa%e3%81%ae%e3%81%af%e5%8c%bb%e8%80%85%e3%81%a0%e3%81%a3%e3%81%9f.html…
posted at 08:26:05
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
引用1 旧来の近代合理的・線形的因果論に基づいた医学を真面目に学ぶと、生物精神医学が主流であり、それは標準化規格化された知識がたくさん身につく。でも目の前の生身の人間の生きる苦悩の最大化した姿には上手く当てはまらない。 http://surume.org/2021/05/%e5%ad%a4%e7%8b%ac%e3%81%aa%e3%81%ae%e3%81%af%e5%8c%bb%e8%80%85%e3%81%a0%e3%81%a3%e3%81%9f.html…
posted at 08:25:34
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
引用「『先生は変わった。昔はロボットみたいだった』
私はAIのように、正しい方法をみつけることで、人を助けようとしていたのかもしれない。医学を必死に学ぶほど、私の脳は『標準化』されて、私の言葉は技法のようになっていったと思う。」 http://surume.org/2021/05/%e5%ad%a4%e7%8b%ac%e3%81%aa%e3%81%ae%e3%81%af%e5%8c%bb%e8%80%85%e3%81%a0%e3%81%a3%e3%81%9f.html…
posted at 08:24:32
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"The question today, as in the 1930s, is not whether we can afford to make ambitious investments in our people. It’s whether we can afford not to." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/01/opinion/sunday/biden-fdr-americans.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:09:45
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Some Americans worry about the cost of Biden’s program. That’s a fair concern. Yet this is not an expense but an investment" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/01/opinion/sunday/biden-fdr-americans.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:08:46
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
“Yet beginning in the 1970s, America took a wrong turn. We slowed new investments in health and education and embraced a harsh narrative that people just need to lift themselves up by their bootstraps. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/01/opinion/sunday/biden-fdr-americans.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:06:06
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"In 1970, the United States was a world leader in high school and college attendance, enjoyed high life expectancy and had a solid middle class. This was achieved in part because of Roosevelt." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/01/opinion/sunday/biden-fdr-americans.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:04:27
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"But those unfair and deceptive acts can be hard to identify, or even to notice — which is, of course, precisely as practitioners intend. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/30/opinion/dark-pattern-internet-ecommerce-regulation.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:48:50
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"These are examples of “dark patterns,” the techniques that companies use online to get consumers to sign up for things, keep subscriptions they might otherwise cancel or turn over more personal data" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/30/opinion/dark-pattern-internet-ecommerce-regulation.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:47:15
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
英語教育の哲学的探究3：メラニー・ミッチェル著、尼丁千津子訳 (2021) 『教養としてのAI講義』日経BP https://yanase-yosuke.blogspot.com/2021/04/2021-aibp.html… なぜ人間はわずかな例から新しい概念を身につけることができるのか？
posted at 13:16:52
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
Yuval Noah Harari in conversation with Audrey Tang https://youtu.be/FYv_v3H3xd0 via @YouTube
posted at 09:39:45
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Exponential growth means case numbers can double in just a few days. Exponential decay is its opposite. Exponential decay means case numbers can halve in the same amount of time." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/opinion/covid-exponential-decay.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:29:41
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"many of the new types of telemedicine being promoted by start-ups more clearly benefit providers’ and investors’ pockets, rather than yielding more convenient, high-quality and cost-effective medicine for patients." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/opinion/virtual-remote-medicine-covid.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:25:18
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Our debates about family structure have been poisoned by people who can’t acknowledge difference without immediately rendering some judgment. Family pluralism is a source of strength for this country, not a weakness." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/opinion/biden-child-care.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 08:15:57
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: native English speakers can focus on changing their own enunciation to be more understandable. For example, research shows that clearly enunciating hard "t" and "r" sounds in your speech makes it easier for nonnative English speakers to understand you. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/25/989765565/tower-of-babble-non-native-speakers-navigate-the-world-of-good-and-bad-english…
posted at 10:17:53
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: Research shows that it's not just judgment and ridicule from native English speakers that impede communication. It's also their unconscious use of esoteric idioms and unnecessarily confusing vocabulary that makes language less accessible. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/25/989765565/tower-of-babble-non-native-speakers-navigate-the-world-of-good-and-bad-english…
posted at 10:15:53
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT2: Global communication specialist Heather Hansen tells us that's because the native speaker doesn't know how to do what nonnative speakers do naturally: speak in ways that are accessible to everyone, using simple words and phrases https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/25/989765565/tower-of-babble-non-native-speakers-navigate-the-world-of-good-and-bad-english…
posted at 10:10:28
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT1: Decades of research show that when a native English speaker enters a conversation among nonnative speakers, understanding goes down. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/25/989765565/tower-of-babble-non-native-speakers-navigate-the-world-of-good-and-bad-english…
posted at 10:09:56
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
英語教育の哲学的探究3：藤本浩司・柴原一友 (2019) 『AIにできること、できないこと』『続 AIにできること、できないこと』 日本評論社 https://yanase-yosuke.blogspot.com/2021/04/2019-aiai.html… AIはAssisted IntelligenceもしくはAugmented Intelligenceとみなすべきと私は考えました
posted at 10:06:26
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "medicine is not a science but an art that uses science as one of many tools" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:06:45
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT2 "It’s more accurate to say that humanists take evidence so seriously that they emphasize viewing it from multiple vantage points and recognizing one’s own limited perspective." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:03:28
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT1: "What about the charge — partly vindicated, I admit, by the small number of radical postmodernists in our ranks — that humanists in academia downplay “empiricism and evidence,” as The Lancet put it? " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:03:03
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Would it be humanities and classics, or would it be science?” he told The New Yorker last year. “And as I analyzed that, it seemed to me that being a physician was the perfect melding of both of those aspirations.”" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 07:01:06
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "The humanities and social sciences do more than shed light on the cultural context of disease. They can also help doctors connect with patients as multidimensional beings. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:58:57
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT2: ". “It was only in the 19th century that medical specializations emerged — dermatology, cardiology, disciplines that go down to the most precise detail of the body, and that bring detachment and separation.”" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:57:19
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT1: "“For two thousand years we had an interdisciplinary approach, a mind-body idea of health that was fluid and holistic,” Fay Bound Alberti, a historian of medicine at the University of York in Britain, told me. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/10/opinion/sunday/covid-medical-school-humanities.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:56:52
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
“We are living, right now, with the true costs of cheap meat: a world of pandemics, climate emergency and suffering both for human beings and the creatures we consume." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/climate-change-meatless-meat.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:42:28
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"We treat too many animals like inputs, and their suffering as a mere byproduct. Cheap meat isn’t really cheap. It’s just the animal that paid the cost, living in conditions so gruesome I fear describing them." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/climate-change-meatless-meat.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:39:35
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"About a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions are traceable to the food supply chain. Animal agriculture accounts for about three-quarters of those emissions and nearly 90 percent of those in the average American diet" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/climate-change-meatless-meat.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:37:25
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"about half of all habitable land on the planet is given over to agriculture, and more than 75 percent of that goes to animal agriculture." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/climate-change-meatless-meat.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:35:34
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"To get the quantity of meat we eat, at the prices we want, has meant turning animals into technologies. They’re bred to gain weight fast, crowded together in sprawling industrial operations and pumped full of antibiotics to prevent disease." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/climate-change-meatless-meat.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:33:51
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Bottom line: We can sometimes collectively act to reduce risk, but we almost never eliminate it." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/27/opinion/covid-lockdown-end.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:25:23
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Now, 34 years after my son’s death, I’m back in charge, and if pain never quite goes away, then neither does love." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/22/well/what-happens-in-the-body-during-grief.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:18:47
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Scientists know that grief is not only psychological, it’s also physical. It causes the brain to send a cascade of stress hormones and other signals to the cardiovascular and immune systems that can ultimately change how those systems function. “ https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/22/well/what-happens-in-the-body-during-grief.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:12:39
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "When we define infrastructure, we are asserting a public responsibility to make certain things possible. Infrastructure is the stuff people don’t have to worry about." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opinion/infrastructure-definition-history.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:50:31
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "A narrow definition of infrastructure is not a defense of the language. It is a policy position." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opinion/infrastructure-definition-history.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:48:44
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "The infrastructure of democracy, Mr. Reagan said on that day in 1982, includes “a free press, unions, political parties, universities.”" https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opinion/infrastructure-definition-history.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:46:25
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT2: "What we’re really talking about is not the true definition of infrastructure, but the proper role of government in American life." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opinion/infrastructure-definition-history.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:45:27
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT1: "Debates about the definition of infrastructure are almost as old as the word itself, because the definition of infrastructure depends on what a society is trying to accomplish. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/opinion/infrastructure-definition-history.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:44:59
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
QT: "The pandemic has prompted much talk of interconnectedness and empathy, what we owe one another as a society. “Nomadland” reminds us that our bonds should extend to those who live in homes-on-wheels. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/24/opinion/nomadland-oscars.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:36:15
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"Now, many people are expected to say no to that tracking, delivering a blow to online advertising — and Facebook’s $70 billion business." https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/technology/mark-zuckerberg-tim-cook-facebook-apple.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:25:35
Yosuke YANASE （柳瀬陽介）@yosukeyanase
"One of the secrets of digital advertising is that companies like Facebook follow people’s online habits as they click on other programs, like Spotify and Amazon, on smartphones. " https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/26/technology/mark-zuckerberg-tim-cook-facebook-apple.html?referringSource=highlightShare…
posted at 06:25:21
