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Paul Dirac’s discovery of the connection between quantum mechanics and relativity had a profound impact on modern physics, and his rigorous personality and brilliant work helped him break new ground in the field.   “When you pluck a flower on Earth, you move the stars at the end of the universe.” This is how Paul Dirac, a British-born theoretical physicist, described gravity. At first...

Health, as defined by the WHO in 1948, encompasses physical, mental, and social well-being. However, even today, many marginalized populations are in poor health, which is directly linked to social inequality. It’s time to rethink the relationship between health and human rights, and raise awareness of social health.   “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well...

The cultural differences between the West and the East shape their respective ways of thinking and cognition, which play an important role in modern society and international relations. This book examines whether the logical thinking of the West and the search for harmony in the East can be reconciled and how this will shape the future world order.   Until about 12 years ago, author Richard...

This article explores the impact of rapidly advancing technology on the human mind and analyzes the future and possibilities of technological humanism through the lens of Yuval Noah Harari’s Homo Deus.   The rapid development of science and technology will bring about a major revolution in the near future. Even the human mind, which has been considered inviolable by the scientific...

The application processor (AP) is an essential core component of many electronic devices, including smartphones, and is constantly evolving to improve computational performance and power efficiency while incorporating new technologies. The evolution of APs is central to the performance of electronic devices and will become increasingly important in the future.   AP stands for Application...

This article explains how humans perceive color, and covers the psychological impact and social implications of red, especially for children. It highlights the different ways red affects the body and emotions and the need for a change in grading to take this into account, and discusses how color is more than just visual information.   How do humans perceive color? Light is a type of...

This article explores why ice cream melted faster than expected in front of a fan in the middle of summer, exploring the principles of heat transfer such as conduction, convection, and radiation to explain everyday scientific phenomena.   On a hot summer day, my sister took an ice cream cone from the convenience store in front of our house out of the freezer. It’s a blissful treat that...

This article emphasizes the importance of freedom and diversity of scientific inquiry based on FireAvent’s anarchistic epistemology and provides a logical rebuttal to two criticisms raised by Alan Charmus. He also argues for the need for the coexistence and development of various knowledge systems in modern society, where the boundaries between science and non-science are blurring.  ...

Is the formation of global empires an inevitable evolution for the common good of humanity, or an inevitable consequence of clashing hegemonisms that will lead to international chaos?   According to what many people believe today, humanity as a whole, not individuals with specific nationalities, is the rightful source of political power, and its principles should be to protect human rights...

This article warns that advances in medical technology and the trust patients place in them can sometimes turn into blind faith, leading to incorrect prescriptions and overlooking the limitations of treatments, and emphasizes the need for both patients and doctors to address these issues through objective judgment and education.   It’s a convenient and safe world these days. If...