Greatest Threat to the World.
Views on climate change reflect a deep ideological divide.
For the left, climate change is the greatest existential threat, while conservatives see human evil and moral decline as more pressing dangers. Should society prioritize large scale environmental action—even at economic costs—or focus on practical stewardship and moral renewal?
American Exceptionalism.
There is a sharp divide between the left and conservatives when it comes to American exceptionalism. For those on the left, pride in America is often overshadowed by its historical wrongs, while conservatives view the nation as uniquely virtuous and a beacon of freedom.
PSG vs Inter Milan
5-0 Paris beats Inter in historical fashion. FIFA World Cup in America this month. But for now Party in Paris and board meeting in Milan.
God and Society.
The differences between the left and conservatives regarding the role of God and religion in America are significant. The left typically treats religion as a private matter, often restricting its influence in public spaces while embracing other belief-based movements in schools and society. In contrast, conservatives generally advocate for a society rooted in religious values, believing that faith provides an essential moral foundation, yet they also support the separation of church and state.
2025 Tokyo E-Prix Round 9 Highlights
Working on the Formula E: Driver series was a fantastic experience, especially during round 9.
2025 Tokyo E-Prix Round 8 Highlights
It was a rainy day of racing in Tokyo for Formula E, and I had the privilege of joining the Formula E: Driver production team for their coverage of the second season.
Standup Latino: Bar Latino Open Mic español
Este 10 de junio en Bar Latino, celebraremos el primer Open Mic en español, presentando a algunos de los comediantes más divertidos de Tokio, Japón y Latinoamérica. El open mic está disponible para el público: quienes se inscriban tendrán 3 minutos para probar sus chistes, contar historias o practicar su oratoria.
Interpretation of the Law 9: Free
Ignorance is bliss-until reality hits. I dodge a judicial bullet but only by 6 centimeters. If I was alone in Japan, I’d be in jail. If I was carrying the knife for recreational purposes, I’d be in jail. If there were no photos showing proof of my work, I’d be in jail. All these thoughts flood my mind as I ride a taxi back to the office.
Interpretation of the Law 8: Social Media
The mood shifts with the arrival of her superiors. My friend’s blue scarf-now wrapped around the infamous multitool-is placed on the table as the sergeant recites the strict rules about knives. As I sign forms and give my fingerprints, I find myself cornered into signing a document stating I gave them permission to search me. Just when I think it’s over, they start asking about my social media presence.
Interpretation of the Law 7: Flirting with the Law
Her mask can’t hide the blush spreading across her cheeks, and her eyes sparkle with the brilliance of a summer fireworks night, her smile slipping through before she looks away, caught between heart and duty. But duty quickly takes over when our moment is interrupted.
Interpretation of the Law 6: A Beautiful Cop
Our laughter draws uneasy glances from the silent guard, his presence a constant reminder of where I am and what’s at stake. Yet beneath the small talk and the scribbles on my hand, something unspoken lingers-a sense that this encounter is more than mere bureaucratic formality. It feels as if fate led me here for reasons neither of us can yet name. As distant voices echo outside the door, I can’t help but wonder what will happen next-and whether this unexpected connection is just the beginning.
Interpretation of the Law 5: Photoshoot
I’m firmly denied any contact with the outside world-no calls, no texts. Though I know help is on its way, I have no idea when it will arrive as I wait inside this interrogation room. The interrogator has me stand for a series of mugshots and photos, each one adding to the growing file on my predicament. Only a mix of ignorance and grace keeps me calm under pressure.
Interpretation of the Law 4: Interrogation
The interrogator begins with questions I’ve already answered, pressing for specific details about why I carry a multitool and how I used it that day. With my limited Japanese, I rely on a young cadet to translate, aware that any inconsistency could deepen their suspicion. Sensing the adversarial tone, I try to shift the dynamic, steering the conversation toward something less hostile and more human-even a touch romantic.
Interpretation of the Law 3: The Police Station
I’m brought into police headquarters, unsure whether I’m under arrest or simply being detained. The officers lead me to a stark, SWAT-like office where detectives in black methodically search me and my belongings. The atmosphere is tense and impersonal, and I can sense that my fate rests entirely on their discretion.
Interpretation of the Law 2: Arrested without Handcuffs
Detectives comb through my belongings, treating my multitool as if it were a deadly weapon. Thanks to modern technology, I manage to contact a trusted colleague, who urges me to cooperate fully and insists I confirm my destination before I lose all contact with the outside world.
Interpretation of the Law 1: Not Just Another Friday Night
On my way to a Friday night bachata lesson, what should have been a simple walk turned into a police ambush. Suddenly, I found myself defending my freedom over carrying a multitool with a knife that exceeded Japan’s strict 6-centimeter legal limit-a law that forbids carrying such tools outside of work, and one that carries serious consequences if violated.
Noche de Comedia Latina - Cinco De Mayo
CINCO DE MAYO!!! 🍻😹💃
La Komedia presenta Noche de Comedia Latina 😼😎👽🤖
🥇UN SHOW de COMEDIA LATINA EN JAPÓN
Hecho por latinos esta es el cuatro edición de algo histórico
Musica, mucha risa, tragos y botellas de Chinolita!!!
Differences Between the Left and Conservatives
The differences between the left and conservatives aren’t just about politics—it’s a battle of visions for society. This exploration cuts through tribal rhetoric, revealing how values, not parties, define the division—and why understanding them might just save the democracy from itself.