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Michio Hasai

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February 26, 2013

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February 27, 2013

Member since February 26, 2013

Michio Hasai is a social strategist and car guy.

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35 articles from Michio Hasai's earlier editorial era on TECHi. These remain available at their original URLs but aren't part of the current beat.

Is a cashless society closer than most realize?

Is a cashless society closer than most realize?

In North America, it's easy to see that we're heading towards a world that is driven by digital commerce. Many people order a good chunk of their daily supplies and impulse purchases online. Apps make buying things even out in the real world much easier than cash. Then, there's the credit and debit card trend that doesn't seem to be declining. Cash, for all intents and purposes, is dying.

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Five seconds

Five seconds

Five seconds isn’t a lot of time in the grand scheme of things. We microwave our leftovers for longer than five seconds. It takes more time than five seconds to melt an ice cube or butter, most faucets don’t run hot water in less than five seconds, and almost everything we do in our daily lives takes longer. However, studies have shown that five seconds could mean the difference between life and death on the roads, as it is said that the average person guilty of texting and driving has only taken their eyes off the road for five seconds.

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Amazon.com is on fire

Amazon.com is on fire

If you’ve turned on the TV, shopped on Amazon, or read a magazine in the past seven years, you’ve heard the word Kindle. With an uber-popular line...

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#Infographic: Cyberbullying

#Infographic: Cyberbullying

Is it a growing new problem or simply a variation of an old theme? Those of us who have been teenagers (yes, everyone) has either experienced or known of...

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