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Laws are often perceived as rigid and cold regulations, but they are actually an essential part of our lives. Like water, it is flexible and adapts to the times and circumstances, protecting civil liberties and rights while maintaining order in society.   We often use the phrase “Let the law take care of it!” to express how unwelcome the law is. Some say that this “resistance to the law”...

Hyperventilation syndrome can be caused by physical illnesses as well as mental anxiety, and without proper first aid, it can lead to serious symptoms. Plastic bag breathing and calming your mind are the main ways to deal with it, and it can happen to anyone.   People feel great fear when they can’t breathe freely. This is because they have a strong feeling that they might die. A few...

It is likely that future humans will enjoy greater happiness than we do today due to increases in the total amount of wealth and advances in the scientific study of happiness. Wealth is positively correlated with happiness to some extent, and biochemical research is uncovering ways to induce happiness. This will make future societies happier overall.   Humans have long strived to lead happy...

Humans are implementing various restoration programs to protect endangered species, but human intervention can upset the balance between species and put other organisms at risk. Considering the natural changes in ecosystems from an evolutionary perspective, we need to rethink whether these interventions are necessary.   Today, with the advancement of science and technology, people’s...

  Through the cognitive revolution, humans have created norms, an imaginary order, which have evolved through religions and ideologies. Currently, capitalism is the dominant norm, but new norms, such as hate, have recently emerged and are impacting the future of humanity.   What are norms? The biggest difference between humans and other animals is our cognitive abilities. The cognitive...

This article uses The Metamorphosis to address the issue of capitalism’s bondage and human alienation. Capitalism promises us freedom, but in reality, it keeps us enslaved to its logic and pace, preventing us from experiencing true freedom and happiness.   As I read The Metamorphosis, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the bondage of freedom and the organic nature of human...

This article highlights the need for more public observatories and astronomy education, as urbanization and light pollution have reduced people’s access to the stars. The experience of stargazing is presented as an important opportunity to foster scientific curiosity, promote emotional well-being and self-reflection, and restore a sense of innocence.   We’ve all sung the word...

  Google Glass was an innovative HMD technology, but it failed in the market due to its voice-based commands, inconvenience in public, and privacy concerns. Future technological advancements will require a paradigmatic redesign and a new user-centered direction.   HMDs and Google Glass HMD (Head-Mounted Display) is a video display device that can be worn on the head like glasses to...

Antarctica is a critical region for curbing global warming and maintaining unique ecosystems. However, resource exploitation can lead to serious problems, including glacier decline, ozone depletion, extreme weather and international conflict, and requires careful consideration and conservation.   If you look at a globe, you’ll see Antarctica painted white. You’ve probably seen it...

The Scientific Revolution allowed humanity to advance by leaps and bounds, which allowed Western powers to expand their imperialism and dominate colonized nations. But in the process, colonized nations were oppressed, exploited, and had their cultures destroyed. While there were some positive aspects of imperialism, there was violence and suffering behind it.   From tens of thousands of...