"Japan developed a postwar society that worships economic and technological development," says Yokoyama. "Therefore it is absolutely natural to reply on technology to fill in for the breakdown of traditional family roles, which accompanies rapid economic growth in our society."
Gotta love the poor logic here:
[a] "Japan developed a postwar society that worships economic and technological development"
[b] "Therefore it is absolutely natural to rely on technology to fill in for the breakdown of traditional family roles"
[c] "[traditional family roles breakdown] which accompany rapid economic growth in our society"
Okay, if I get the logic right here, you can't have traditional Japanese (Confuscion) thinking in a rapidly growing economy. Does that imply that Japan has taken steps backwards since the economy has been falling?
The biggest giveaway to poor logic is when someone alludes to intrinsic human behavior ("absolutely natural"). When I see that, little red sirens go off in my head.
