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Tracing Edo Echoes along the Nakasendo way

Hiking Japan’s old pilgrims trail alone, in equal measures soul stirring and blister ripping. Introduction 》 It’s 4:32 AM, May 19, 2025, and I’m walking the Nakasendo Way, a thriving old artery over which samurai and merchants used to tromp between the cities of Kyoto and Edo (now Tokyo). Today, I’m walking alone, dragging an oversize backpack, […]

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AI robotics in 2025 revolutionizing work or replacing it

Try this: You walk into a Shanghai factory, May 2025. Robots deftly weld together electric cars that no human hand could ajoin with such precision. In Detroit Michigan a 38-year-old assembly line supervisor is training her staff to monitor cutting edge AI production processes. For some, the prospect of innovation spells efficiency and opportunity. But the pleas of fear

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Future of XR Technology .Extended reality and its impact on work

Introduction May 2025. A pupil sitting at a desk in London dissects a virtual cadaver as part of a fully immersive XR-enabled biology lesson. But around the world in Ohio, a factory worker has just been laid off. Now, the company he works for has ditched human-led, on-the-job training in favour of augmented reality (AR) software. These two

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Sustainable technology and energy efficiency in 2025

Introduction It was a sunny, warm May day in 2025, and the Larsons’ home outside Chicago was now powered entirely by the sun. Their secret? An smart meter with AI capabilities which will decide the most efficient use of their energy, minimizing the amount of wasted electricity. But their enthusiasm turned to unease when they learned that

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Will Quantum Computing truly Open Doors?

Global Supervision and Cooperation The disruptive potential of quantum computing is too vast and too potent to leave unchecked. Policymakers and technologists need to come to agreement quickly on global standards for transparency, ethics and testable error accountability. Seventy percent of CIOs will want to see “dedicated guardian offer agents” to be created by 2028 to oversee quantum activities

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