(The column) The fall from a science and technology powerhouse was bound to happen.
In seminars and bestselling books, it is often discussed as if the knowledge that science and engineering graduates learned long ago in university or graduate school is some kind of golden rule, enveloped in a sense of "it's too late now." Why does this phenomenon occur everywhere? I think the answer is simple. Ultimately, it is because this country has continued to "underestimate science and technology." At the high school I graduated from, the majority of students were in the "private liberal arts" category and avoided studying science and mathematics as much as possible. I feel that this phenomenon is the same throughout society, except for some advanced schools. As a result, the voices of those in science and mathematics have not been reflected in society, and inevitably, "the common sense of science and mathematics has become the uncommon sense of the world." For more details, please visit: https://mbp-japan.com/hyogo/banyohkagaku/column/5217438/

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