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They're starting to import them.

I flirted for a bit with speculating that japan has a super-culture. It's good to role with a theory for a while until it is knocked. It got knocked. I've learned to think the opposite. Its strengths mostly derive from its homogeneity, but it's actually very backwards. People use culture to buffer their innate deficits. That is a good thing. But the one strong suit of Japanese culture, which is an obsession with doing everything correctly, stems from their inability to assess correctness on a case by case basis. I've come to realize that is actually a very white strength.

They need social protocols because they can't be relied on to make socially intelligent decisions on their own. They need to over target quality in everything they do and boil it down to a method because they can't assess the correct level of quality needed for a given moment and develop the correct process to meet that quality target on their own. In that sense they actually do everything incorrectly.

They also don't genuinely care to do a good job for the sake of the outcome itself but live in constant social fear. (Caring about outcomes themselves is also super white). Social fear is the driver in everything they do. Their sense of tradition seems like something to applaud because we wish we had more of it. But we actually had good traditions. Their traditions are retarded and reverences things for what they aren't.

Japanese like to sit on the ground in a way that is insanely bad for your knees, and circulatory health. A white person that's not built like an insect could fuck up his knees permanently sitting like that once. Even though it cuts off circulation in their legs for a really long time (not good) Why? Because the Samurai sat that way. But why did Samurai sit that way? Because the shogunate feared the Samurai for the lawless and violent brutes they were, so they made them sit in a way that would put their legs to sleep when in their presence so none of these unstable thugs could stand up suddenly to murder them. But Samurai sat that way so it is so honorable and correct way to sit. Brainless people.

They don't think. They just learn what is expected of them. They are good at math you say? No. They just learn the math that is expected of them. Who developed calculus? People who could actually think. People who thought about what they wanted to think about.

Behind 80% Japanese strengths you're able to find you can find a deep seeded deficiency. But there is one solid good thing about them. They put in the effort to make up for their deficiencies, and they do that successfully, unlike us. We have deficiencies too and we do nothing about it. So maybe they are better than us in that regard and maybe that makes them better all and all. But before you try copying Japanese culture as if it's correct just know that there are two absurd deficiencies for every strength behind everything they do. One quarter of their culture is worth copying. It's worth sorting out what is what.

After reading two books on the subject of iodine supplementation written by doctors who use iodine in their medical practice, and the history of The Goiter Belt, I will inform you that you’ve subscribed to common wisdom which is false.

Breast cancer, Ovarian cancer, and thyroid cancer are very common in the United States and they are the direct result of a lifetime of insufficient dietary iodine.

Why do you believe you are having thyroid issues? What sort of thyroid issue are you suffering from? Hyper- or hypo? I supplement selenium and myo-inositol, Vit, D3 and several other antioxidants for my hypothyroidism. Too much iodine can exacerbate some thyroid conditions.

No iodine exists in common western food sources.
Our ancestors added it to salt for this reason, lo and behold jews countered with war upon salt.

Without iodine, the thyroid functions poorly.

Symptoms include obesity, bipolar disorder, auto immune disorders .

Its another judeo-satanists well poison.

Women are especially vulnerable.

How many of us who had a relationship with eomen who were happy to the point of aggressive one week, depressed and suicidal the next?

That's the thyroid failing.

Grateful? I think they should work for us for free!

It certainly takes a bit to get used to.

What he said is correct. Kanji does have over two thousand symbols.