In the preceding study, [1] the five “Seven Viewpoints” as meta prevention such as “Seven Viewpoints for Prevention” and “Seven Viewpoints of Seesaw Model” et al., and [2] the relation between “Seven Viewpoints of Seesaw Model” and “Eastern-Western Moral Philosophy” are shown. This research discusses correspondence of 3 pillars considering of “Inquiry about [How to ensure the safety of social life]”, “Seven Viewpoints for Prevention” and “Seven Viewpoints of Seesaw Model” (Basic Model). In particular by considering the relationship between 3 pillars, the validity of “Basic Model” having seven viewpoints and “Eastern-Western Moral Philosophy” having seven divisions is examined. In addition, it is explained that “Seven Viewpoints of Seesaw Model for COVID-19” covers the important points of “COVID-19 Pandemic Review”. Lastly, usefulness and indispensableness of these Basic Models are clearly shown for prevention.

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The Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics (SOFT) is a leading academic society dedicated to the scientific exploration, realization, and application of intelligence, encompassing ambiguity from all directions. SOFT integrates natural sciences, technology, humanities, and social sciences, striving to stay ahead of changes in research, technology, and the environment related to intelligence. The society's English name is the Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, abbreviated as SOFT, reflecting its mission to achieve soft computing as opposed to traditional hard computing. The concept of fuzzy sets, introduced by Professor Lotfi A. Zadeh in 1965, extends traditional binary sets to continuous values between 0 and 1, enabling various set operations. SOFT actively promotes research and development in fuzzy theory and its applications through conferences, workshops, and publications.

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