Brian Greene’s book, The Hidden Reality, examines the hypotheses of the multiverse, refuting the argument that scientific inquiry is worthless because of its lack of practicality and verifiability, and emphasizing the need to carefully evaluate the value of science. Brian Greene’s book, The Hidden Reality, introduces the various forms of multiverse hypotheses currently being...
In order for data religion to replace humanism, it must solve the philosophical debates about the realization of strong artificial intelligence, free will, and self-formation, otherwise it will remain a mere paradigm. According to Yuval Harari, religion is the reflection of superhuman laws in social structures and is an intersubjective reality that legitimizes human norms and values...
This article uses Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions to reflect on how normal science and paradigms determine the direction of scientific and academic research, and how they affect the puzzles faced by researchers and their motivation. I found it an interesting read. It gave me a chance to reflect on some of the psychological backgrounds that I’ve been lost...
Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World is a novel that warns of a dystopian future in which science and mass production threaten human dignity and cause us to lose our intrinsic value through sensory pleasure. It raises concerns about the dangers of technological advancement in the modern world, the question of true happiness and ethics, and asks profound questions about the essential human values...
Focusing on the evolutionary debate between Richard Dawkins and Stephen Jay Gould, this book explores how the opposing theories of natural selection and environmental adaptation have shaped modern evolutionary theory. Dawkins argues for gradual evolution, emphasizing the role of genes, while Gould argues that the environment drives changes in individuals. This debate reveals the complexity and...
Yuval Harari’s Sapiens explores how future technological advances will affect human happiness, examining the potential for bionics, cyborgs, and non-organic engineering to improve our lives and the potential dangers they pose. While “Sapiens” also explores what the end of Homo sapiens might look like, people have long imagined and predicted what the future might look like, but we...
Based on Yuval Harari’s book Sapiens, this course explores the possibility of AI replacing human intelligence. We’ll analyze the debate over whether A.I. can have the same understanding and ethical judgment as humans, and look ahead to the future of human intelligence. In Yuval Harari’s book Sapiens, he warns that the end of Homo sapiens is near, and one of the reasons is...
In Yuval Harari’s end-of-the-world scenario, intelligently designed technology could lead to a new evolution of humanity and extreme social inequality. It is worth discussing whether this technology can be equitably distributed within a capitalist system. Yuval Harari, the author of Homo sapiens, described three scenarios in which humanity could be replaced by another species in the...
Just as Gregor Sleeper was marginalized by his transformation into a worm in Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, we will examine the marginalization of non-monetized science and technology in modern society and discuss the need for institutional measures and awareness changes to solve this problem. One morning, Gregor wakes up from a nightmare and realizes that he has turned into a large worm...
Yuval Harari’s “Homo Deus” discusses the future implications of algorithmic advancements and the resulting surrender of personal information. As increasingly complex algorithms become more involved in our lives, we explore the possibility of a future where we unconsciously agree to provide information, and where disclosure becomes a given. Introduction Yuval Harari’s...
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