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雨と言えばナメクジで、私は嫌いですね🙄
鬼っ子も嫌いな子がいそう👀
今回はショタ鬼のシガ君。
ナメクジが苦手らしい。
「ほら！妖怪がいるよ？」

[Verse 1]
The June rain softly soaked the town below
We walked side by side on our way home, avoiding puddles as we went
You always looked like nothing could ever bother you
But then you suddenly stopped beside an old wall
Pointing at a slug clinging to the surface
You whispered softly, “That’s kind of scary...”
I couldn't help widening my eyes in surprise
And you puffed your cheeks just a little when you noticed

[Bridge]
So you make that face too
Like I had discovered a side of you I’d never seen before
Beyond the sound of falling rain
I found myself smiling somehow

[Chorus]
Maybe you'd scold me if you knew
But I couldn't help thinking you looked adorable
You always seemed so strong
Yet for a moment you looked a little vulnerable
There wasn’t a single snail in sight
But you hid yourself beneath your umbrella
The June rain had brought along
A slightly mysterious kind of day

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/ss46468468

For generations, the corporate mandate was simple: project absolute confidence, maximize shareholder value, and paint a utopian picture of the future. Today, that polished veneer is cracking. In a remarkable wave of corporate candor, chief executives from Silicon Valley to Wall Street are breaking their silence to expose the systemic fractures defining modern life—from the algorithmic exploitation of human attention to the collapse of the middle-class dream.
1. The Economy of Despair: Monetizing the Loneliness Epidemic
The digital revolution promised unparalleled human connection. Instead, tech executives are now admitting that the business models driving our most valuable platforms are fundamentally dependent on fracturing society.
"The uncomfortable truth is that modern tech platforms do not thrive on harmony; they thrive on friction," revealed a prominent Silicon Valley software executive during an international tech ethics symposium. "We built an infrastructure that accidental discovered outrage and loneliness are the most profitable data points. We have engineered a hyper-connected world that is, at its core, deeply isolated."

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm46535187