In this blog post, we will look at whether neuroscience can be a new key to crime prevention or a dangerous attempt to threaten human rights and ethics. In the movie Minority Report, three prophets predict future criminals through majority-based predictions and arrest them. The movie’s theme of stopping potential criminals in the future constantly raises the moral dilemma of “Can the...
In this blog post, we will look at why there are differences in the ability to find one’s way, which is different for each person, and how it is related to the structure of the brain. The phone keeps ringing, but the building that the person is looking for is nowhere to be seen. The map says it is a seven-minute walk, but it has already been 30 minutes. This is a story of people who...
In this blog post, we will look at various perspectives on whether an AI judge can replace human judgment and justice. The driving force behind a rapidly changing society: Automation It is no exaggeration to say that humanity’s passion for automation has been the driving force behind modern science and technology. The desire to automate something has been a long-standing desire of...
In this blog post, we will look at whether human personality and behavior are determined by heredity or by the environment from a scientific perspective. Edison’s saying, “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration,” is a very famous aphorism. In fact, Edison is said to have said this to emphasize the importance of 1% inspiration, but many people take it to mean that hard work is...
In this blog post, we will imagine how our daily lives would have been different if cars had not been invented. Have you ever imagined riding a horse to work, walking to meet friends, and traveling by carriage? This would be an unfamiliar scene for us living in a city where there are more cars than trees. However, the truth is that the automobile only appeared in the world just over 120...
In this blog post, we will look at whether artificial intelligence can replace the role of a doctor and how the role of a doctor will change in the future. In 2016, the world once again expressed awe at the capabilities of artificial intelligence. In the world’s most difficult board game, Go, an AI beat the world’s No. 1 Go champion, Lee Sedol. AI had already defeated humans in...
In this blog post, we will consider how we should respond if criminal potential can be predicted through criminal genes and cranial nerve tests. How would you feel if you were told that you would commit murder in the future through a brain nerve test, even though you were living an ordinary life like everyone else? Many people would be shocked and would argue that they would never do that...
In this blog post, I will look back at the reality of South Korea, which has no Nobel Prize in Science winners, and look at the problems and alternatives in basic science through a comparison with Japan. On October 7-14, 2024, the Nobel Prize winners were announced in Sweden. Contrary to expectations, there were no Korean Nobel Prize winners. This reality, which repeats every year, now...
In this blog post, we will look at how the concept of paradigm shift in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions can affect the development and future of the semiconductor industry. The semiconductor industry from the perspective of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions From the birth of the first human being to the present, humanity has developed at a rapid pace. The driving force behind...
In this blog post, I will analyze from various angles whether it is possible to convert to a voluntary military service system in the current reality of South Korea. Proponents of a volunteer military often cite examples from countries like the United States and Japan to highlight the efficiency of their volunteer militaries. However, the security situation in these countries is...