This article reflects my personal views and interpretations of current economic and technological trends.  It is not a statement of established facts, nor a prediction with certainty, but an attempt to think through possible structural outcomes. The Day This Inflation Ends Inflation feels permanent when you are living inside it. Prices rise, wages lag, and every explanation sounds like an excuse for why things will “stay this way for a long time.” But history is clear about one thing: There is no inflation that lasts forever. The question is not whether inflation ends — it is how it ends, and what replaces it . Inflation Does Not Die Quietly Inflation rarely disappears because policymakers declare victory. It ends when the system that supports it can no longer sustain itself. High prices require three things to persist: 1. Continuous demand 2. Rising or at least stable incomes 3. A financial structure that absorbs higher costs When one of these breaks, inflation does ...

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Tasks I Worked On This Year(2025) As this year comes to an end, I would like to briefly summarize what I worked on and released. Kindle Books I wrote and published several Kindle books this year, mainly focused on Emotionics and emotional abstraction. Here is the list: • Emotionics: How Emotions React Like Chemistry https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FNKDGBZM • Illustration Emotionics: An Illustrated Guide to Shared Feelings https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FNLYYL55 • Emotionics JP: KANJOUKOGAKU https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G42W2CJL • Emotionics EN: 感情工学 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G48MBT5K Blogs I continued writing blogs throughout the year to organize my thoughts and share ideas related to technology, emotion, and development. Here are my main blog pages: • Creating Favorite Opinions https://www.creatingfavoriteopinions.com • Kouhei Takagi’s App Support Pages https://tkgapp.blogspot.com • TKG with Python https://tkgwithpython.blogspot.com SwiftUI Apps and Python Libra...

Silver Markets War For most people, the silver market looks quiet. Prices move, margins change, analysts argue — nothing unusual. But beneath the surface, a silent war is unfolding. This is not a war about how high silver prices will go. It is a war about who defines what the price means . COMEX vs. Shanghai: When Prices No Longer Agree Traditionally, silver prices have been discovered through Western futures markets. Paper contracts, leverage, liquidity — the system worked as long as trust held. Recently, however, something subtle but dangerous has appeared: • Price divergence • Delivery anxiety • Rule adjustments instead of price discovery When futures prices and physical realities drift apart, markets can survive — but confidence weakens . At the same time, another market exists where silver is treated less as a financial abstraction and more as a strategic industrial input . A market where participants are closer to physical supply chains, manufacturing demand, and sta...