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2026-02-10 14:23

MITの天才集団の中で感じた「完全アウェイ」と、研究者という名のファイターたち

TEK TALKSは、ボストン発の声ブログです。
ホストは松田干城(タテキ)。元UFCファイターで、元留学生です。

海外子育てをしながら、健康・ウェルネスとバイオハッキングを続けています。
ボストンを拠点に働き、ヨーロッパのスタートアップで動いてます。
北米ではラーメンを売り、アーティストをマネジメントしてます。
ADHDの方もお腹いっぱいになりそうな、アメリカでのサバイバル生活。

勝ち負けの世界で身につけた視点と、移民生活のリアルを混ぜて話します。
健康の話も、子育ても、仕事も、人生も、全部つながっています。

通勤中に。家事中に。寝る前に。
ゆるーく聞いてください。

サマリー

松田干城さんは、MITで開催されたBoston Science Forumに参加し、最先端の研究者たちと触れ合う中で、完全にアウェイの感覚を抱いたと語ります。MITの天才集団との交流を通じて、研究者たちの革新的な思考が食や健康に与える影響について考察がなされます。また、MITの研究者たちとの交流やキャリア形成の課題についても考察され、特に脂肪組織に関する研究や食生活の重要性が探られます。さらに、MITの研究者たちが「健康」と「代謝」について考え、研究が社会にどのように役立つかを探る姿勢が描かれています。

00:10
This is TEK TALKS by 松田干城.
こんばんは。
I am 松田干城.
Super Bowl Patriots.
I lost.
American football.
I'm not sure if Japanese people are interested in American football.
I think it's the most popular sport in America.
Half-time show.
I don't know what kind of companies were making commercials.
It was very exciting.
I didn't play as hard as American football fans.
There was a gap between offense and defense.
I couldn't win.
I'm sorry.
I'm going to talk about TEK TALKS while losing to the Patriots.
Boston Science Forumの参加
Yesterday, there was an event called Boston Science Forum.
Itoen, Fujifilm, and other Japanese companies were sponsored.
There were also Japanese scientists from the Japanese Academy of Sciences.
It was a serious event.
Anyone can participate.
I signed up.
It was a flash talk.
It was a flash.
It was a two-minute talk.
I thought it would be interesting.
The theme of the talk was health and metabolism.
It was about the health sciences and biohacking.
The world's cutting-edge researchers are gathering in Japan, the United States, Japan and the United States.
研究者たちとの出会い
I went there to satisfy my intellectual curiosity.
MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
There was a blackboard in the hallway.
It's a famous university where smart people can write as soon as they think of numbers.
To be honest, the atmosphere was different when I entered the venue.
I was completely away.
When I looked over the blackboard, there were PhDs, MD-PhDs, PIs, professors, and researchers.
It's a history complex.
There were a lot of professors and researchers.
Maybe MMA fighters were just fighters.
It was a mistake.
Yes.
It's a flash talk.
It's a tech talk, so I'll talk quickly.
First of all, I'm Tateki.
I used to be a UFC fighter.
Today, I'm not here to teach you how to hit, kick, or close your neck.
If I talk like an American with a joke, you'll laugh a little.
After that, it's completely different.
There are more than 10 trillion dollars in medical expenses in the world.
America is spending a lot of money on medical expenses and health insurance, but its life expectancy has not increased.
Rather, I think it's going down.
There are statistics like this.
The system is already broken.
It's like a hospital.
It's been processed after you get sick.
That's where you're investing.
So it's not health care, it's sick care.
That's what I'm saying.
So what you're doing in the lab will be the future infrastructure, so please implement it into society.
研究と参加
My role is to fill the gap between the discovery and the demand that the world is looking for.
The wellness market is growing at a great rate right now.
That's what I'm talking about.
I'm talking about my own research.
I'm not saying that I want you to evaluate me, but I'm just saying that anyone can participate.
So I went there, and no one participated.
There were only real researchers.
It's okay if you participate honestly.
先端研究の発見
There was a professor in a famous science magazine called Nature.
He was talking about cutting-edge research.
If you eat a lot of fat, it's not just going to make your cancer bigger, but it's going to change your cells to a state that's easy to transfer.
The change in metabolism of fat changes the signal and changes the nature of fat itself.
So eating is not light, it's information.
It's amazing.
It's amazing, isn't it?
At first, I was full just by eating.
But it's really amazing.
And the other professor...
By the way, both of them are Turkish.
It's called the Japan-US Science Forum.
It's like a Japanese-Turkish forum.
The guest professors were both Turkish.
The other professor said that the structure is more important than the story of molecules.
He said that obesity and metabolism are not just about what's a lot and what's a little.
In the first place, the structure of the cells is broken.
If you look at mitochondria and the arrangement of small cells in 3D, the disease seems to have a shape.
Inflammation and oxidative stress don't just increase, but they can be detected from where they come out.
研究者の挑戦と成果
If you analyze it using the latest electronic microscopes and AI, you can see that health is not a psychological problem, but a design problem.
There were a lot of crazy people exchanging opinions.
The other professor was completely away.
He didn't even know the technical term.
He didn't even know Japanese.
But the direction of the story is surprisingly simple.
The human body doesn't move on its own.
It's reacting to the environment more and more.
That's why the way we eat, exercise, move, rest, etc.
The decision of the cells is changing more and more.
It's an environmental factor.
I'm trying not to talk about this on TikTok.
Anyway, that's how it is.
The researchers' eggs flash-talked.
The talk that won the award was very interesting.
The story of her is...
Especially for women, it's about eating yogurt.
It's a very interesting story.
Yogurt intake and...
What was it?
What was the data of the adipose tissue?
Is that wrong?
Anyway, there was a lot of research on the adipose tissue.
I'm a little confused.
Anyway, I won the award for the best flash talk.
I thought this topic would be very interesting.
I'm sorry.
After watching the Super Bowl, I had a lot of questions yesterday.
There were about 20 questions.
Yes, yes, yes.
I read about half of the questions on the poster.
I thought it was good for the body to be on a diet.
It's not good to be on a diet too much.
But it was interesting to see how the body recovers.
That's right.
It seems that everyone is having trouble with career formation in front of the researchers.
The panel discussion was interesting.
That's right.
I met a successful professor as a guest.
I was a researcher in the middle, but I was talking to people who were successful in start-ups, venture capital, etc.
I was talking to people about how to go about their careers from now on.
It has nothing to do with the adipose tissue.
The adipose tissue is not a place to go.
研究者の挑戦
So I thought that if you try to do something, you will lose your health.
It's the same with martial arts.
If you get a little bit of martial arts, you'll get good exercise, sweat a lot, and lose weight.
I think the quality of life will improve.
If you do it seriously, it's a repetition of repetition.
You'll get hurt.
Your body will be worn out.
Researchers have to eat anyway.
The professor who runs the lab collects money from there.
It's the same as a fighter.
Even if you publish a paper, you're going to eat or be eaten.
So I thought it was really amazing.
And the researchers, especially the rats,
They take care of the rats and do experiments.
I'm not making fun of it.
But when I talk about reality,
Yesterday,
It's my honest opinion.
The theme is health and metabolism.
But the food on the forum wasn't very healthy.
I'm recording this off-record.
But it's my honest opinion.
It's not a difficult paper about the results of a researcher's research.
Someone has to translate it and deliver it to society.
It's not good if it doesn't help people's lives.
The more you can do it, the less smart you are.
If you have a chance to live in Boston,
If you have a chance,
I want you to come and see what it's like.
I want you to be inspired by your own intellectual curiosity.
I want you to be stimulated,
I want you to be stimulated too much.
The more you become an expert,
The more you learn about things,
I don't think I'm going to be able to say anything.
It's going to be a boring tech talk.
I think it's time to finish.
But I'm sorry, Petri.
Let's do our best this week!
See you in the next tech talk.
Bye-bye!
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