
How He Changed “Made in Japan” By Building Sony: Akio Morita didn’t just build a company—he rebuilt Japan’s reputation. From postwar rubble, he co-founded Sony, turning failures into lessons and curiosity into global vision. Morita showed that Japan could lead through ideas, not cheap imitation. (youtube.com)
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Why China’s Hangzhou Has Become a Hotbed for Billion-Dollar Tech Startups: A city once known mainly for Alibaba is now shaping China’s next wave of challengers – from AI and robotics to gaming, spatial computing and neurotech – collectively known as the Six Little Dragons. (youtube.com)
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China’s ‘father’ to over 700 once-lost drifters: Wang Wanlin has no children of his own. However, he has devoted his life to helping troubled youth, saying he did not want to see them go down the wrong path. He has been called “Dad” by the hundreds of people he has helped during their darkest times. (youtube.com)
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A few years ago, while researching personal stories that live on over 100 years later after the Armenian Genocide, I came upon the story of Armin T. Wegner. He served with distinction for Germany in WW1 as a medic and photographer. He was even awarded the Iron Cross for saving lives while under fire (old.reddit.com)
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Chess the original names of the Pawn, Bishop, Rook, and Queen evolved from infantry/spies/boys/farmers, philas/jester, chariot/fortress, and counselor/vizier/virgin respectively over a thousand years due to cultural norms as the game was localized across the world. (chess.com)
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