This article discusses why the progress of science will inevitably come to an end. It argues that the inherent limitations of science, the finiteness of discoverable natural phenomena, the limits of human intelligence, and economic difficulties may bring about an end to scientific progress.   The human species has gone through many stages of evolution, starting with our primitive ancestors...

This article explores personal perspectives on death and grief, questioning whether people are truly mourning the departed or crying out of their own feelings of loneliness and loss. It is about rethinking the nature of grief as we come to understand and accept the boundaries between life and death.   From a young age, I lived in the same house with my grandparents, but we were not close...

  Is talent something you’re born with or can it be cultivated? This question makes us think about how talent and hard work contribute to success and whether talent really matters.   Talent or hard work? “First you have to have talent. Then comes discipline.” So said Ernest Miller Hemingway. Whenever we’re faced with a difficult task, we’ve all asked ourselves this...

We will discuss the impact of genetic information on individual rights and privacy, and explore the discrimination issues that may arise when insurers and employers have this information in their possession and how to address them.   Our genes carry information not only about our current and future health, but also about the health of our close family members and children. Genetic research...

Fire suits are essential equipment to protect the lives of firefighters and are made of meta-aramid, para-aramid, and PBI fibers. However, questions are being raised about whether there is enough societal interest and investment in this equipment.   Fire suits are clothes that protect against fire. Firefighters have to jump into the fire to save lives in extreme conditions, so fire suits are...

A discussion on whether augmented reality is a dangerous technology that encourages escapism, or a useful tool to mitigate apathy and selfishness in the modern world and open up new possibilities.   My first experience with augmented reality was through the game Pokémon Go, which exploded onto the app store scene within 24 hours of its release, becoming the top grossing game and the number...

While differentiation is inevitable in the development of economies and societies, the sustainability of welfare states requires that welfare systems be designed so that they do not undermine economic dynamism. A “help those who help themselves” approach to welfare financing and spending is necessary, and moral hazard must be avoided.   While concentration or concentration of economic...

The 2013 documentary “What most schools don’t teach” highlights the importance of programming, highlighting why the ability to code is essential in many fields and the potential it has to create innovation. It emphasizes the importance of education and the ability to turn ideas into reality.   On February 26, 2013, a documentary was released that was fully sponsored by Silicon...

This article explores whether the birth of superhumans could mean the end of Homo sapiens as we know it. It analyzes the ethical and social implications of the emergence of a new species, made possible by advances in science and technology, and asks whether the rise of superhumans will be a new beginning in human evolution or a prelude to the end.   It’s been said that humans are the...

Hereditary hair loss is caused by the conversion of testosterone to DHT, which leads to thinning and hair loss. Minoxidil and Propecia are medications that inhibit this process, but early detection and consistent treatment are key.   Despite thousands of years of medical advances, hair loss is still incurable. There are many factors that contribute to hair loss. In addition to genetics and...