On local business trips, we often visit places of interest and eat local specialties after work.

I used to be the same way.

I buy my lunch at the supermarket and take my meals at the hotel.

Not because it saves money but because I "like" it. It's "easier."

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Incidentally --

Recent studies have shown that a major determinant of delayed aging is curiosity.

It seems important to keep thinking that 'I want to know or 'I want to be in contact with.'

Especially important is the desire to be involved with others, they said.

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I am not good at taking people with me, and group tours are even painful.

Nevertheless, group tours provide great security when acting in an unfamiliar place. This effect cannot be ignored.

However, once assistant devices using AI technology appear (well, they definitely will), this problem will be solved.

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On the other hand, I am confident in my "curiosity."

I think it takes a short time to try out a new technology.

However, I think the eclipse of curiosity is enormous.

And if they deem it unnecessary, they will quickly abandon the technology without much thought.

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Now, what will the old age of a person who has 'curious but quick to abandon and is misanthropic' go?

I will continue to tell you in real-time until I can no longer operate my computer.