CategoryOpinion

Human beings develop their abilities, achieve moral maturity, and become civilized beings through conflict and antisocial tendencies in society. This process is driven by the conflict between two inherent tendencies in human nature: socialization and individualization.   Nature uses the conflict between human beings to develop all of their qualities. Social order is achieved through this...

While it’s still hot in September, we explain how a motorboat’s propeller creates spiraling air bubbles in the ocean and how this phenomenon is connected to the basic laws of fluid dynamics. This phenomenon, while simply beautiful, is actually related to cavitation, an important engineering problem, and research is being done to solve it.   September is already halfway over, but...

This article questions whether international intervention in the name of human rights can actually resolve conflicts and ensure peace, addressing the debate about the importance of state sovereignty and international order, and the success of intervention.   When individual states seek to assert their claims in the name of human rights, the issues at stake are never able to find a...

  In 2016, the AlphaGo vs. Lee Sedol match shocked the world by demonstrating the potential of artificial intelligence. AlphaGo’s ability to learn and its versatility showed the promise of AI, but the public needs to think about the need for AI and its potential impact. AI can be the key to solving complex problems, but it requires public understanding and cooperation.   An AI...

As artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important topic in movies and real life, people are wondering whether it will be our friend or foe. As we look at both the positive and negative aspects of AI advancements, we need to think about how we can prepare for these changes.   AI is no stranger to movies: Her, The Terminator, I, Robot, and I, Robot are just a few of the movies that...

Our curiosity has made us the most advanced species on the planet, but we need to reach a technological singularity in order to completely control nature, which is still impossible at our current level of technology.   With the powerful weapon of curiosity at our disposal, humans have constantly produced countless new technologies, and as a result, human technological progress has been the...

Selfish genetics is a relatively reasonable theory for studying evolution, but it is incomplete to explain all phenomena. It’s important to recognize the limitations of the theory and fill in the gaps to complete the theory of evolution.   Research into evolutionary theory is ongoing around the world, and there are still many gaps in the explanation. As a result, there are many...

Discusses whether humans are merely survival machines that follow the commands of their genes, or whether they are capable of exercising agency and rejecting the commands of their genes. Various examples are used to argue against the genetic view, emphasizing human agency and behavior.   Many science students have read or heard of the world-famous book The Selfish Gene by Clinton Richard...

From restriction enzymes to crisper scissors, gene editing technology has revolutionized many fields, from improving food productivity to curing genetic diseases, but ethical debates and side effects are still far from settled.   Since the discovery of the existence of genes, attempts to edit them have been ongoing. The first conceptualization of genes occurred in the late 19th and early...

Humans cannot naturally regenerate body parts lost in accidents or disease, but Dr. Charles Vacanti and a team of chemical engineers at MIT are working on ways to repair these parts in animals. While this research opens up new possibilities for body regeneration and organ transplantation, it also raises ethical questions about animal testing.   In humans, parts like fingers or noses that are...