Sunday, 30 March 2025

Dr. Wada summarized the secrets of 80-year-olds to become “lucky people” into “44 sentences”...

 Psychiatrist  Hideki Wada published a book called “80-Year-Old Wall”.

As soon as the book was released, sales exceeded 500,000 copies, becoming the best-selling book at the moment. 

Dr. Wada, 61, is a doctor specializing in mental illnesses in the elderly. 

 Dr. Wada summarized the secrets of 80-year-olds to become “lucky people” into “44 sentences”, as follows :


1. Keep walking

2. Take a deep breath when you feel irritated

3. Exercise to the extent that your body does not feel stiff

4. Drink more water when using the air conditioner in summer

5. “Diapers” are very helpful for increasing mobility

6. The more times you chew, the more energetic your body and brain will be

7. Memory loss is not due to aging, but to long-term disuse of the brain

8. There is no need to take a lot of medicine

9. There is no need to deliberately lower blood pressure and blood sugar levels

10. Being alone does not mean loneliness, but enjoying a relaxing time

11. Being lazy is not a shameful thing

12. No need to pay for a driver’s license (considering that it is more dangerous for the elderly to drive a motor vehicle, Japan has quietly started a movement to “ask the elderly to pay for their driver’s license”)

13. Do only what you like, not what you hate

14. You can still have all natural desires when you are old

15. No matter what, don’t stay at home all the time

16. Eat whatever you want; a slightly plump figure is just right

17. Do everything carefully

18. Don’t deal with people you hate

19. Don’t watch TV all the time

20. Instead of fighting the disease to the end, it is better to coexist with it

21. “There will always be a way out when the car reaches the mountain” is the magic spell that makes the elderly happy

22. Eat fresh fruits and salad 

23. Keep the bath time within 10 minutes

24. Don’t force yourself if you can’t sleep

25. Doing happy things is most conducive to improving brain activity

26. Say whatever you want to say, don’t worry too much

27. Find a “family doctor” as soon as possible 

28. Don’t be too patient or force yourself, there’s nothing wrong with being a “bad old man”

29. Sometimes it’s okay to change your words

30. Dementia in the last stage of life is a gift from God

31. Stop learning, and you will get old

32. Don’t be greedy for glory, everything you have now is good enough

33. Innocence is the privilege of the elderly

34. The more troublesome things are, the more interesting they are

35. Sunbathing makes people happy

36. Do things that are good for others

37. Live leisurely today

38. Desire is the source of longevity

39. Live in an optimistic state

40. Breathe easily

41. The rules of life are in your own hands

42. Accept everything calmly

43. People with cheerful personalities are very popular

44. A smile brings good luck

Please share with all Elders to keep the brain busy and the mind cheerful ๐Ÿ‘

Sunday, 9 February 2025

January 24, International Day of Education...

 



January 24, International Day of Education.


In December 2018, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted a resolution proclaiming January 24 as International Day of Education, in celebration of the role of education for bringing global peace and sustainable development.

International Day of Education 2025 will be held under the theme, ‘AI and Education: Human Agency in an Automated World’. The Day encourages reflections on the power of education to equip individuals and communities to navigate, understand, and influence technological advancement.

The right to education is enshrined in article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Declaration calls for free and compulsory elementary education. The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), adopted in 1989, goes further to stipulate that countries shall make higher education accessible to all. When it adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in September 2015, the international community recognized that education is essential for the success of all 17 of its Goals. SDG 4, in particular, aims to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all” by 2030.

The Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, has decided to dedicate International Education Day 2025 (Friday 24 January) to the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence. UNESCO hosts an event to mark the Day at UN Headquarters in New York, the US.

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela.


๐Ÿ’Ž 20 top computer shortcuts ๐Ÿ’Ž

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1. Windows Key + L: Lock computer


2. Windows Key + E: Open File Explorer


3. Windows Key + R: Open Run dialog


4. Windows Key + X: Open power user menu


5. Windows Key + S: Open search


6. Windows Key + Left/Right Arrow: Snap window to left/right side of screen


7. Windows Key + Up Arrow: Maximize window


8. Windows Key + Down Arrow: Minimize window


9. F2: Rename selected file/folder


10. F5: Refresh


11. Ctrl + Shift + Esc: Open Task Manager


12. Alt + Enter: Open properties of selected item


13. Ctrl + Esc: Open Start menu


14. Ctrl + Shift + N: Create new folder


15. Alt + Enter: Open properties of selected item


16. Ctrl + Shift + T: Reopen closed tab (browser)


17. Ctrl + Plus/Minus: Zoom in/out (browser)


18. Ctrl + 0: Reset zoom (browser)


19. Alt + D: Select address bar (browser)


20. Ctrl + Enter: Add www. and .com to text in address bar (browser)

Dr. Wada summarized the secrets of 80-year-olds to become “lucky people” into “44 sentences”...

 Psychiatrist  Hideki Wada published a book called “80-Year-Old Wall”. As soon as the book was released, sales exceeded 500,000 copies, beco...