The Untranslatable
Fabio CaipirinhaWhere cultures meet, new meanings emerge. Essays on leadership, philosophy, and the untranslatable.
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A Writer May Soon Need to Keep Receipts for a Voice
Most of my school years were spent learning in a language I was still learning.
Sometimes I understood the lesson but missed the joke. Sometimes I knew the answer but could not find the words quickly enough. By the time I had a voice I co...
What Survives Across Civilizations May Be True
Some ideas become popular because they are new. Others survive because they are true. We live in an age obsessed with novelty: new frameworks, new productivity systems, new leadership models, new ways to optimize the self.
Every week, ano...
Soichiro Honda Is Not History. He Is a Builder’s Method.
Why great builders still read Honda as a guide to product obsession, protected failure, and the dignity of making things better.
Soichiro Honda is not an easy figure for me to teach today.
I teach management, and I rarely find myself...
What Does It Mean to Trust a Human Being?
Professor Bob Sutton from bobsutton.net/
America gives individuals the right to bear arms.
To use or not to use — that decision is left to each person, not to the government.
In a sense, this is a declaration of trust in human beings...
The Odyssey: The Oldest Story Was Never About Monsters, It's About Us.
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On 17 July 2026, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey opened in cinemas.
It is difficult to imagine a more modern production: Matt Damon as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as Penelope, Tom Holland as Te...
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Born in São Paulo, shaped by a life lived across continents, based in Tokyo. I write about culture, identity, leadership, literature, and the untranslatable. Sometimes Marcus Aurelius. Sometimes takoyaki.
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