I continue to the yesterday's diary of

I watched the NHK documentary "Error: The Law of Failure - Man-made Disaster Hurricane Katrina".

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What I found interesting about this program was the room of the five talk guests who participated remotely.

# Incidentally, I was thinking that the fact that "the images of the remote participants are being projected on a computer" means that

# "at least one staff member with a camera is visiting the office, laboratory, or home of each of the five participants to record the program"

# -- well, let's leave that aside.

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In the room for those five guest talkers,

(1) Surrounded by beautiful and stylish interior design.

(2) Only one laptop computer is being used.

(3) A large number of books are neatly categorized and displayed on the shelves.

I thought that "the above (1), (2), and (3) are, impossible and extraordinary".

These are not the researchers' places of residence.

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For example, in my room,

(A) the bed couch is leaning against a bookcase,

(B) On the couch, a pile of nightgowns curled up like cow dung,

(c) Various documents are piled up in a mess on the desk.

(D) USB cables are coming out of the electrical outlets in a mess, and there are five or six devices or tablets connected to the end of the cables.

(e) Numerous notes are pasted on the wall in a messy manner.

This is the truth of the researcher's place and I am proud to be one of them.

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But if I invite the film crew into my room now, I also think

"My enraged wife could kill me"