Exploring the World of Knowledge

This blog post examines the complex relationship between the Visegrad Four countries and the European Union, focusing on the causes of the conflict and the positions of each country.   In 1991, the Czech Republic, Slovakia (before the separation), Poland, and Hungary formed the Visegrad Group with the aim of joining the European Union. In 2004, these four countries joined the European Union...

In this blog post, we explore whether science is simply a process of accumulating knowledge or a continuous process of innovation through paradigm shifts.   Science was often understood as a process of simply accumulating facts. However, Thomas Kuhn went beyond this traditional view and presented an important perspective that science is not simply the discovery of truth, but rather the...

In this blog post, I will philosophically explore what the finiteness of time means to our lives, even in the midst of the temptation of eternal life, and where true happiness comes from.   Ancient humans were desperate to achieve eternal life, to the extent of defining and worshipping those who would never die as gods. That desire continues to this day, but the form has changed. We go to...

In this blog post, I would like to think about why we feel lonely even when we are with others and the nature of loneliness in communication.   In this blog, I would like to talk about loneliness. One day, I was lying on the sofa reading a book alone in my house, and suddenly felt lonely. The feeling of loneliness comes like this, out of the blue. Loneliness is not only felt when you are...

In this blog post, we will look at whether religious criticism of the “origin of species” is a denial of science or a debate for coexistence.   “On the Origin of Species,” which was published by Charles Robert Darwin at the end of the 19th century, exerted a great influence regardless of the authenticity of its content. There is no doubt that this book is an exceptional biology book that has...