At the last weekend, I had spent time for using the e-Tax system.

However doing a process of "final income tax return" in my house by PC is very helpful, I couldn't get the result of

my estimation of "return for refund".

As my father's agent, I am working for the tax calculation, but the result is different from that of the last year.

The reason why I have made the e-Tax system in my house, is for "return for refund”, of course.

I need money for my mother's expense for the hospitalization as much as possible.

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Even so, E-tax system often offends me.

The system shows us explicitly that large parts of our income are carried off by the government.

When I think that some stupid statespersons are now spending my "blood tax" for struggle for power, I have a murderous design against them.

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In general, we, so called "salary person", don't have to care the "final income tax return", because our companies do "year-end tax adjustment" alternatively.

There are merits for tax payers and toller. Moreover, the system provides statespersons with enormous merits.

They don't want us not care the sum of our "blood tax".

So I believe that "it is going to be difficult to be apathy for politics", if all of the Japanese people try to calculate their tax payments by the e-Tax system, for example.

It's too much of an awful bother.

This morning, an approximate sixth grade elementary school girl and her parents came in my commute train.

The girl seemed to be nervous and silent, and the guardians seemed to be restless, and wanted to confirm whether the train was correct.

I think "that is it."

When I thought "If they want to go THE SCHOOL, this is a wrong train", I could not put up with being silent, I said something to them accidently,

"Excuse me, but may I help you?"

I heard the station name of the parents, and confirmed that they got on a proper train. So I told them "No problem. It is all right"

The mother gave me the words of gratitude, but the father looked like bad temper. I thought his father's pride might be hurt, or awkward.

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Even if I am scolded by the father with saying "mind your own business!” I never stop it, and never get damaged.

I continue it again and again.

I never give up.

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I don't care of parent's pride at all.

I will do anything for a child who has been fighting for this day.

(Continuation from yesterday)

Let me go back to the board.

"Helpful advice of boss" is few, it is not zero.

Er ... ・ ・ ・ What is it? I felt as if there was something.

I can not recall.

"Helpful advice of boss" is

actually, nothing. Trying anything on my own, and failing it,

When I realized that "a opinion of my boss is correct",

I think of "Oh! That thing !!". For the first time, my boss's advice may be recognized as being real.

If so, my boss's advice may be unnecessary in reality.

Only "advice when you are in trouble, give help, give advice after that" may be useful.

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But, really, I wonder ... "helpful advice of boss"

I found one case of "helpful advice of boss".

"Well, Ebata-san. I forgotten one thing, look at "Magical girl Madoka ☆ Magica. Be patient with the third episode"

The other day, due to the "one-under" of the railway, I was late to the company.

I know enough that "one-under" happens under their uncontrollable mind, and I also know that countermeasures are difficult (making home-gate etc).

However, I want to ask an applicant for suicide not to include me, even if it is in vain.

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I tried the thought experiment that selling "suicide kit".

The set of rope, folding tug (for waste receptacle), and the manual will be about 7000 yen. I think it might be reasonable, however,

there seems to be many people who have such ideas around the world (you could find many if you want).

In many cases, they are being arrested (although there seems to be various laws, used by the crimes).

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To begin with, there are many high-level knowledge to suicide.

No easy suicide will be realized without basic knowledge of dynamics, math, chemistry and physiology

I think that some people should try tough "one-under" because of lack of those knowledge.

Even if so, I think that it is unreasonable to push their idleness to me.

So I dare to declare that we need to know how to use trigonometric function.

Animes are excellent teaching materials as a way to get to know the inside of various works.

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In this cool right now, "Smiling on the runway" will help you understand the details of the decoration industry.

Not only that, but "clothing" is based on

comprehensive physics taking into account the properties of the material, gravity, inertia, etc.,

and we can understand that "making clothing" is advanced system engineering that builds "beauty".

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"Don't go to the video lab", as I said before, shows

not only comprehensive commentary on old and new animation technology,

but also various techniques (effects and omissions) in detail.

we can study it deeply.

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"I will die if the recommending member comes to Budokan" is an animation that carefully describes the work of "Underground Idol."

However, the word "underground idol" feels as contradictory, like "an unknown great actress".

To be honest, I am watching this anime skipping most of it, because I am not as resistant as I can keep watching.

(To be continued)

Also, it seems that the former prime minister has been making gaffes and slip of the tongue incidents.

I remember him well for the "Ehime Maru" accident, but other than that, all I remember is the gaffe and tongue twister incident.

Nevertheless, since he has held many important positions, I believe he must have strong political abilities (such as coordination and glaring).

Politicians need to have such qualities -- they can't be forced to do anything.

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As for this gaffe, I will not participate.

I don't have the time, energy, or inclination to use social media to criticize anyone or anything.

If I am going to criticize, I want to focus on the content and the target of the criticism.

Once a target has been locked, they will continue to criticize it, persistently and persistently.

For the time being, the target will be limited to politicians and the content will be "IT" and "Corona".

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So, speaking of the former prime minister, that is

"It revolution"

(*) He referred to the IT revolution in this way, at a meeting with bureaucrats when he first took office.

There seems to be a lot of cross-world reincarnation content lately -- a bit annoying.

Among them,

(1) A person who have always disliked their current positions and duties and have always wanted to step down or retire, however,

(2) She or he who has outstanding abilities and is unable to do so, and

(3) They who has to devote themselves more and more to their work.

This story seems to be well received by readers.

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From Yang Wenli in "Legend of the Galactic Heroes" to Prince Wayne in the recent "So Let's Sell Our Country - The Genius Prince's Deficit Nation Revival Technique", there is no shortage of content.

Anyway,

"The story of reincarnation is a verbalization of the reader's desires"

It is the same in the above.

However, while the above(1)(3) are the same, most of us do not have the "outstanding ability" of the (2), and the only difference is that. We live only to eat our daily bread.

Still, if we can replace the above (2) with "this world just doesn't see my 'outstanding ability'", then we can satisfy the above (2).

Well, I don't need to do such trivial analysis, just "interesting content is interesting" is enough.

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I used to post the column of

"'Youth' is 'falsification of history'."

This is one of the columns I like myself.

What I still remember two issues,

- I was the president of a junior high school.

- At a junior high school festival, I did a "manzai" performance in front of the whole school and it was a big hit.

It's like a fleeting glimmer of light when I was only 14 or 15 years old, and it's not a big deal to others or even to me.

By continuing to maintain this memory, the process of turning it into a beautiful story for your own convenience can be called "falsification of history.

However, I think it is true that such trivial memories can 'help me in the (very) difficult times of my life' -- at least I 'think'.

So, I think it is very important to have "hard work", "flashy failures" and "brilliant successes" while you are young.

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If you don't have "outstanding ability," you can replace it with "past glory. Because it's pretty hard to achieve "glory" when you're an adult.

I think there are a lot of loser adults who "get through the present hard days." with remembering "past glories".

So I would say to young people, 'If you have the opportunity to shine, shine while you can.

Because the chances of "it" coming to you as an adult are next to nil.

I just went downstairs to the living room and my wife was watching a drama.

The content seemed to be a program for students preparing for the bar exam.

In that scene, the students were solving a case problem: "The wife of a husband who fell to his death at a job site with inadequate safety management takes the company to court.

The students seemed to be discussing the issue from the perspective of 'how to pursue responsibility against the company and win the case.

Well, it's a drama.

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I, for a time, attended a private law seminar at my own expense.

Each time I was asked to solve a case study there, the content was very practical.

The setting is the opposite of the above drama.

For example,

"How to dismiss a lawsuit by the wife of a husband who fell to his death at a site with inadequate safety controls"

It was like, "Discuss this from the perspective of a 'lawyer hired by the company'.

In addition to this, I remember the following case.

"A large company is sued by a start-up venture for technology theft, but fights off the venture's patent rights, then its trademark rights, and finally forces the venture into bankruptcy"

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In this law seminar, I was taught that the job of a defense lawyer is to "protect and maximize the interests of the client," not to "achieve justice.

(Incidentally, this law seminar is not special, but this is what the study of practical application of law is generally like.)

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"Knowledge is power" is not just a philosophy. It is extremely realistic.

I feel comfortable, at least, in paraphrasing "Knowledge is violence.

For example, to me, knowing how the law operates is "violence".

Being able to set up a simulation program is also "violence," and being able to use trigonometric functions as an everyday tool is probably "violence".

In addition, I think that "English", "Sociality", and "athletic ability" are also "violence" -- I am painfully aware of this one as a victim.

I was tired of writing my paper, so I went to the living room for tea and found my wife watching a live-action version of "March Lion" on Amazon.com.

Shogi is now considered to be amid an unprecedented Shogi boom.

I can only vaguely remember the rules of Shogi, but I think I have read a lot of manga comics dealing with Shogi.

And when I read those comics, I come to believe,

"Does any professional Shogi player play the game while suffering from the continuous harsh reality?"

Of course, I think comics need drama, but even so, the characters in chess comics -- don't all look happy.

Their agonizing and painful obsession with winning fascinates me.

But if I were to ask myself whether I, too, would like to live a life of unbearable and painful obsession with winning, I would answer, "Absolutely not.

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I was reading the "withdrawal agreement" of the organization called "Shourei-kai" (Japan Shogi Federation), and I felt fear about the contents of the 'forced withdrawal of age limit.'

However, I understand this age limit is correct for maintaining a solid organization.

If there is no age limit, there will probably always be elders, factions, and such, shaping and weakening the organization and even leading to illegal activities, like the ruling party in some countries.

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Speaking of age restrictions, the "Fields Medal," considered the Nobel Prize in mathematics, also has strict limits: once every four years, under 40 years old, and between two and four recipients.

In the case of mathematics, I think that no age limit is needed, given that most of the great proofs in mathematics are done by young mathematicians.

(Andrew Wiles, who successfully proved "Fermat's Last Theorem," received a "special award" in 1998 at the age of 45, but this is an exception.)

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It is best to have someone else do the "bloody life," not me.

It is enough for me to be 'shown' and 'entertained' by the bloody life of another.