Notes on AI, Strategy, Compute Resources, and ROI 1. The Human Mind and Abstraction • The human mind contains an emotional layer responsible for abstraction . • This emotional layer is not noise; it compresses and reduces the search space in advance . • Through this emotional layer, humans unconsciously perform information compression on the order of 3 to 10 orders of magnitude . • This compression is what makes instant decision-making possible even in highly complex situations . 2. Subtraction → Complex Computation • The correct order is: Subtraction (reduction / compression) → Complex computation (optimization) . • If full exploration is performed using logic and algorithms alone, → wasted compute resources grow exponentially . • The core problem is not insufficient compute power , but poor search space design . 3. Division of Roles: Strategists and Tacticians • Strategists • Compress and reduce information • Decide what not to do • Design...

Some Risks of China’s Dual-Use Export Ban China’s recent decision to impose a dual-use export ban targeting Japan is often discussed in terms of supply chains, technology controls, and security risks. However, beyond the immediate economic impact, this policy carries a less obvious but potentially more strategic risk : its indirect effects on Taiwan–Japan relations. This article explores three structural risks embedded in the design of the ban. 1. Taiwan-to-Japan exports may fall into a gray zone Although the export ban is formally directed only at Japan , its scope becomes ambiguous when Taiwan is involved. From China’s official perspective, Taiwan is not treated as a fully separate political entity. As a result, dual-use goods manufactured or exported from Taiwan—such as electronic components, semiconductor-related hardware, or even consumer-grade PC parts—can be framed as Chinese-origin technologies routed through Taiwan . This creates a situation where: • Taiwan exporting dual-...

New World Orders (NWO) in BPS The End of the King Role of the United States The United States has stepped down from the position of King , the role of rule-maker. Until recently, the U.S. occupied a dual position: King and Queen at the same time. Today, however, it functions primarily as a Queen alone . Once that shift occurred, the King role was not taken away by others — it expired automatically . In chess, the King is not defined by strength, but by legitimacy. When a player chooses speed, force, and unilateral action over restraint and shared rules, the King role disappears by definition. Without the King, What Happens to the World? Order is still necessary. A world without any governing structure does not become stable freedom; it becomes chaotic acceleration . Without a King, actions may remain logical and powerful, but they lose coordination, trust, and long-term sustainability. This is the condition the world is now facing. “New World Orders”, Not “New World Order” NWO does no...