Survival of the invisible

• thoughts, inspiration and hence actions

For the longest time of my life ... i could not understand my respect for Japanese way of life.

First - it was the games.

Ryu - his lameness was cool - when 1 is a student

Ken - his coolness/aggression is 'needed' to balance Ryu's introversion.

A deep thought - which arose simply from the 'bet' i was making on my Re 1 coin.

Ken - it was. He simply seemed 'agile'. An advantage i felt i had with 'hands'.

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Japan

• seemed like a land of gods - making all the things i wanted, the way i liked it.

The culture - seemed v similar like ours. With no religion BS - a belief built around 0.

M.uzuki

• Japan entered our lives in a v v real way.

The lore around games, then the KOF94 series

• the absolute jump from SF2 (bootlegged)

Kof94 - an absolutely unbalanced game

• yet a marvel in music, characters and well - imagination.

Sony, NeoGeo, Capcom, Sega

• everything which a kid in 90s loved - came from land of Japan.

I think the culture of Japan is truely the 1 which had it all - a balance

• for a time.

A skill focused culture

• is a double edged sword in a material world - it yearns for validation - a war.

A war

for muggers is only a need/want for 'resources' - ppl, land, oil etx.

A war for masters

• is a war of intents, of survival of better, intents, karma

I think Japan was never defeated. Not in a 4d world.

the brit masters seem to have 'won' in 3d, the win being a material 1.

Implications being

• the $ led rule.

Largely to override a culture, a quest of enlightenment in their own respected ways.

minimalism, respect and skill

the original land of an 'intent'

it seems like the culture became 'brit' - the fast and big cars - loud and flashy.

The 'idea' of Japan lived in games, in manga - in stories and characters.

• the Ryu, Ken and Akuma - won.

The aggression of perfecting a skill - remained.

thats why 'akuma' would always win.

It is the true sigma.

I see the Akuma, I respect it.

I see it everywhere - they are getting there...and would get there.

It is just the time for the 0s.

Tx.

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/survival-invisible-ashish-tanwar-nefvc