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Discuss the ethical dilemmas and liability that may arise from the introduction of self-driving cars. We explore how the ethical judgment of self-driving cars can be designed from utilitarian and deontological perspectives, and present different approaches to addressing these issues.   We face many conflicts in our lives. We argue with people to see whose opinion is right, and we wonder...

  Augustine explains the problem of evil in terms of free will, seeing that God did not create evil and that evil occurs because humans misuse their free will. He blames humans for the existence of evil, while maintaining God’s intrinsic goodness and omniscience.   Evil created by free will From his youth as a Manichaean to his conversion to Christianity, Augustine was constantly...

Suicide is an impulsive and extreme choice, and instead of resolving the individual’s pain, it causes serious hurt to those around them and a failure to fulfill social responsibilities. We need to rediscover the value of life and find ways to overcome it with positive thinking.   The protagonist of the book I once read, “I Love You, Ji-Sun,” was a beautiful and intelligent...

This course explores the importance of balancing emotional and cognitive judgment, subjectivity and objectivity, in the evaluation of music through the views of Ebrecht and Dalhousie. While emotional judgment is important for intuitively feeling the intrinsic beauty of music, cognitive judgment and objective verification provide theoretical support for a comprehensive evaluation.   What...

This article explains how the contractile force of leg muscles changes with exercise intensity, covering the properties and roles of the muscle fibers of the ground and fast-twitch fibers. It also analyzes how the order and size of motor unit mobilization affects performance, providing a physiological basis for improving athletic performance.   Suppose a student goes from a brisk walk to a...

This article explores the importance of multidimensional theories in modern physics, tracing the history of dimensions from the ancient Euclidean concept of dimensions, through the mathematical developments of Descartes and Riemann, to Einstein’s theory of relativity.   Euclid is credited with using the term “dimension” to give mathematical meaning to the properties of...

Sexual stress, family discord, and economic hardship are some of the main reasons why Korea’s youth suicide rate continues to rise. To solve this problem, we need to truly listen to our youth, understand their pain, and actively communicate with them.   It’s no secret that South Korea has one of the highest youth suicide rates in the world. It has become such a familiar part of...

This article discusses the impact of celebrity suicide on the public, the root causes of suicide, and how society and individuals can respond to prevent suicide. It emphasizes that suicide is not just an individual issue, but an important challenge for society as a whole, and suggests that mental health awareness and support systems need to be built.   Recently, there has been a spate of...

This article explores how women in modern society have come to perceive thinness as the ideal of beauty and the distorted body image issues that have resulted. It points out that media and social pressures reinforce this perception and are having a negative impact, especially on adolescents.   Every girl has probably thought at least once that she should lose weight. And we’ve all...

This article explains the psychological phenomenon of groupthink, which explains why people follow the majority choice when they are unsure, and analyzes the various ways in which groupthink affects individual judgment and behavior. It covers examples of how the phenomenon works both positively and negatively, and how its influence is growing in modern society.   As the saying goes...