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In this blog post, we will discuss how introverts can discover and be recognized for their value in a society where extroversion is considered ideal.   Since childhood, I have always been an introverted person, albeit to varying degrees. As a child, I was often described by those around me as a “quiet child” or a “timid child,” and those words were not neutral, but rather mockery, advice...

In this blog post, we examine the impact of legalizing egg trading on the dignity of life and women’s right to self-determination amid stem cell research and growing demand for eggs.   With the advancement of science and medicine, we humans have come to expect a future that was unimaginable in the past. It no longer seems impossible to escape the fear of disease and death that we once...

In this blog post, we will examine the issues surrounding abortion from various perspectives, including bioethics, religion, and women’s right to choose.   Abortion refers to the act of artificially removing a fetus from the womb before the natural birth process, or killing it inside the womb. There are two types of abortion. The first is a natural abortion, and the second is an...

In this blog post, I reflect on how my father’s big heart, reliability, and spirit of sacrifice have become a model for my life.   My ideal person is my father. My father has all the qualities that I value: a big heart, reliability, and a spirit of sacrifice for others. For these reasons, I have always respected my father and look up to him as my role model. My father runs a small...

In this blog post, we will look at the innovations and potential risks that nanotechnology will bring to science, industry, and everyday life, and shed light on its impact on future society.   When K. Eric Drexler first popularized the term “nanotechnology” in the 1980s, he proposed ideas for molecular-sized machines, motors a few nanometers wide, robotic arms, and even entire computers...

In this blog post, we will look at how small but powerful nanosatellites have changed space observation and how revolutionary they have been in terms of cost and technology.   Humans have always observed their surroundings. From these observations, we have gained new knowledge, which we have used to develop civilization and improve our quality of life. The scope of human observation extends...

In this blog post, we will examine how legal responsibility and ethical judgment work in situations of conflicting duties and emergency evacuation.   Two patients with equal chances of survival were brought to a hospital with only one ventilator. One was a woman about to give birth, and the other was her husband. The doctor in charge of their treatment was unable to treat one of them because...

In this blog post, we will examine from various angles whether nuclear power can be a realistic alternative amid climate change and energy supply crises.   Long ago in South Korea, on September 15, 2011, the Korea Power Exchange suddenly cut off power transmission to each region of the country in a rotating pattern. Citizens suffered great inconvenience from the sudden blackout, and after...

In this blog post, we will look at the technical and administrative measures companies need to take to comply with personal information protection laws and the importance of doing so.   With the rapid advancement of information technology, new forms of personal information infringement have skyrocketed. As a result, a number of special laws have been enacted, but because these laws were...

In this blog post, we will examine why rapidly advancing technology is replacing jobs and causing social polarization.   The coexistence of humans and machines has begun. Machines, which were once merely passive tools that helped us with our work, have undergone repeated developments and now form networks among themselves, identifying users’ needs and responding to them directly...