I've been immersed in the Hymne à l'amour song

I've been immersed in the Hymne à l'amour song by Celine Dion for two days. I'm about to come back to reality. This week, we have big tech performances such as Apple and Amazon, and we have the Financial Policy Conference of Japan and the FOMC of the United States. I've been thinking about politicians and democracy, seeing Bitcoin go up to $68,000 at once over the weekend because Trump told me not to sell crypto.

Now is democracy, representative democracy. If you go to Athens, you will find the Pantheon, which honors the goddess Athena, and you will find Pnyx on your left. Every nine days, 9,000 Athenian citizens gathered here to decide on everything from cleaning up the street to expelling illegal politicians. It is the birthplace of direct democracy that we learned from textbooks. However, as history has shown, intellectuals and vested interests disparaged most people's ideas and standards, continuously transforming direct democracy to create the representative democracy that it is today by majority vote.

They say that democracy in the West is based on the English Magna Carta, the document signed by King John, the bad brother of Richard the Lion King, whom Robinhood fought for. But this is also what 25 barons did for their rights. Shouldn't modern democracy be the politics of barons after all.

That's a strange thing to say. Anyway, the note of the introduction to the song by Celine Dion, the highlight of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, still lingers in my mind. One of the best comments I've ever read on this song was "She was singing, we were crying." It's an amazing effect of singing, of culture. This is why liberal arts majors need it.

In terms of MBTI, which is popular among the younger generation these days, it is not easy for an extreme F person like me to invest in money that is advantageous to T people. Still, masters use the left brain to control their reason at first, but when they become skilled, they use the right brain. I hope F people like me cheer up...