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Book Review – Programming the Universe: Can Quantum Computers Simulate and Predict Everything in the Universe?

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Quantum mechanics has been debated and developed over the course of its 100-year history, and is now focused on engineering applications with the development of quantum computers. However, it is still questionable whether quantum computers can fully simulate and predict all phenomena in the universe, and there are complications due to human and math limitations.   Quantum mechanics has...

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Book Review – Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science & Theology (Evolution vs. Creationism)

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I read William A. Dembski’s book Intelligent Design. It explores the complex relationship between science and religion, focusing on the long-standing confrontation between evolution and creationism, and highlights the theory of intelligent design.   Religion, like science, has been around since the dawn of mankind, and like science, it has shaped and expanded its power over time...

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How does Arnold J. Toynbee’s concept of “challenge and response” explain the growth and decline of civilizations?

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“Arnold J. Toynbee explained the rise, growth, and decline of civilizations through the concepts of environmental challenges, human groups’ responses to them, and the imitation of creative minorities and masses, analyzing the process by which civilizations successfully respond to external challenges.   British historian Arnold J. Toynbee, in A Study of History, established...

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Reading reflection – The millennium project (Will future technological advances be a blessing or a disaster for humanity?)

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Technological advancements in the future will bring us longer lives and greater convenience, but they can also have negative side effects, such as technological disparities and social conflicts, and we need to be prepared for these changes.   Technology and science in the future will be advanced beyond our current imagination. As futurist John Naisbitt, author of Mega Trends, said...

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Does Thomas Kuhn’s paradigm theory explain the development of science as a revolutionary shift or does it support a relativistic view of science?

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Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions argues that scientific knowledge is not simply accumulated, but revolutionized through paradigm shifts. Kuhn’s theory has been controversial from both a positivist and relativist perspective and has led to a new debate in the philosophy of science about the search for truth.   Thomas Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific...

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A Comparative Analysis of The Last Song and Wilhelm Meister’s Schooldays: How Do They Portray the Process of Personal and Social Growth?

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  This article compares Nozawa Hisashi’s The Last Song and Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister’s Schooldays to analyze their characteristics and differences as coming-of-age novels. It examines the development of the protagonists of both works through a process of wandering, maturation, and arrival, and explores the social images and worldviews of the authors. In particular, it...

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Kuhn’s Paradigm Theory, Is Scientific Knowledge Really Independent and Continuous?

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Criticize Kuhn’s paradigm theory and explain the continuity and interdependence of scientific knowledge. Dr. Perelman’s solution of the Poincaré conjecture highlights the close connection between scientific knowledge.   In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Kuhn proposes that scientific theories are not continuous and do not develop gradually, and that their direction is...

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Is Richard Dawkins right about altruistic behavior?

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Richard Dawkins claims that altruistic behavior is for the benefit of our genes, but I believe that humans help others out of the goodness of their hearts. I emphasize that altruistic behavior is a rational human choice.   We help each other every day, from our neighbors to people far away. It can take many forms, such as sharing delicious food when we find it, or collecting money to send to...

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Is the Richard Dawkins-Stephen Jay Gould debate about evolution a battle between liberals and conservatives?

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Is the evolution debate between Richard Dawkins and Stephen Jay Gould a battle between liberals and conservatives? Richard Dawkins puts his faith in scientific truth and argues for gradual evolution, while Stephen Jay Gould focuses on social factors and argues for multilevel selection. Their debate is an important scientific conversation that delves into the depths of evolutionary theory.  ...

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Book Review – Homo Deus (Will Humanity Become Slaves to Big Data, Losing Freedom and Dignity?)

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This article discusses the risk of humanity becoming data-dependent and losing its freedom and dignity amid the development of big data and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Focusing on Yuval Harari’s concept of “data religion,” the author emphasizes the positive use of data and maintaining human initiative.   In recent years, the concept of “big data” has...

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