New Episode of 'Professor Yoro Thinks About Life! Ep 41: Do We Have to Grow?' Now Available on Audible!

The 'Baka no Kabe' (Wall of Fools) series has surpassed 7 million copies sold, and his latest book, 'Jinsei no Kabe' (The Wall of Life), has quickly become a bestseller. Takeshi Yoro is an anatomist, an avid insect enthusiast, and a thinker with a unique perspective that captivates many. After battling cancer last year at the age of 86, he has deepened his reflections on humanity and life. This program invites Professor Yoro to explore the meaning of 'life' in depth. What is the meaning of 'living'? What should people value in life? Why can't we live life as we wish? How can we move forward when we hit a wall? Through Professor Yoro's perspective, we approach these fundamental questions.

In this episode, the Professor shares profound insights backed by his education and experience, covering topics such as: 'What is self-growth?', 'What does the term "growth" mean in job postings?', 'True growth is growth within the bounds of nature', 'Why aren't we free despite living in a "free economy"?', 'It is okay for life to reach a dead end', 'If you want to draw, just draw', 'If you like people, write a novel', and 'Just enjoy expressing yourself'. We invite you to listen during your commute, or in your spare time while working or doing housework.

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We are also accepting questions from listeners. If you have something you would like to ask Professor Yoro, please enter it into the consultation form in the description or search for 'Professor Yoro Thinks About Life!' on X (formerly Twitter) to submit your entry.

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Profile of Takeshi Yoro Born in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1937. Anatomist. Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Medicine. Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo. In 1989, he received the Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities for 'Karada no Mikata' (A Way of Looking at the Body). His 2003 book 'Baka no Kabe' became a bestseller, winning the Buzzword Award and the Mainichi Publishing Culture Award Special Prize. Other notable works include 'Yuino-ron', 'Yuigon.', and 'Jinsei no Kabe'. He is also known as a great insect lover and has established an 'Insect Mound' at Kencho-ji Temple in Kamakura, where he holds an annual memorial service.

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