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Advances in science and technology have had a positive impact on human life, but there are also many examples of its misuse causing harm. The discussion of neutrality and controllability of science and technology emphasizes its importance and concludes that researcher freedom and social consensus are necessary.   Advances in science and technology have been around for a long time, and many...

Science is advancing rapidly, but it can’t explain all phenomena. In the nuclear energy and global warming debate, the application of unconventional science methods can lead to more rational policy decisions.   Science is advancing at an incredibly fast pace, and it tells us about the causes and effects of many phenomena. However, science has its limitations, and it is impossible to...

The development of science and technology has been directed towards fulfilling human needs conveniently. Social media is an innovative tool for communication that transcends the constraints of time and space, playing a variety of social roles and having both positive and negative effects.   Since the dawn of the human era, science and technology have been advancing at an unimaginable rate...

The pastoral system was a meritocratic bureaucratic selection system in East Asian societies that ensured fairness and transparency and promoted social mobility. It contributed to the expansion of education and the dissemination of knowledge, creating a group of intellectuals, and influenced Europe, leading to fairer bureaucratic selection systems in modern societies.   The long-standing...

Fear appeals are strategies that persuade audiences by emphasizing the harmful consequences of not following a recommendation. Research shows that moderate levels of fear appeals are most effective, and that both the emotional and cognitive responses of audiences influence persuasive effectiveness. The level of threat and efficacy will determine how the audience responds, and it’s important...

In economics, unemployment is an economic problem that is categorized into frictional, structural, and cyclical unemployment based on its causes and solutions. Each school of thought proposes policies that balance market autonomy and the role of government to address unemployment.   In economics, unemployment is defined as the absence of jobs for people who are both willing and able to work...

The clustering effect is a positive phenomenon that benefits both consumers and merchants by providing more choices, which in turn stimulates the overall market and increases consumer satisfaction.   If you go to a market or department store, you’ll see a cluster of stores selling the same item. It’s easy to assume that such a cluster of stores will increase competition and...

This article argues in favor of the revival of the military merit system, addressing the Constitutional Court’s unconstitutionality ruling and the budgetary issues of alternative support policies for veterans, and argues that the military merit system is the most realistic and appropriate support policy.   In any society made up of people, there are strong and weak individuals...