Science/Technology and Word Wars
by There were many wars in human history, and some of them are big, which we call them world wars. The most well-known world wars are …
When ST Interwind with Wars
by It’s a broad topic to talk about referring to how science and technology interwind with wars. Most people will immediately think of nuclear bomb in …
Bring Humanity Back into Science and War
by 80,000 Dead. 35,000 Injured. 60,000 more Deaths to come. During World War II, many American and Western front soldiers believed that the only way for …
How the Cold War Shaped Science and Technology Today
by As a member of Generation Z, I fail to grasp the full graveness of the Cold War, but despite having minimal armed conflict, the Cold …
Justified or Not? The Consideration of Physicists’ Choices in World War II
by Atomic bombs significantly intertwined with World War II, one of the cruelest warfare in history. The giant mushroom clouds formed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were …
Dirty Data and the Knee-Jerk Reaction
by World War II was a tragedy of unprecedented proportions, with horrors happening both on and off of the battlefield. The excuse of working towards a …
Long Lasting Effects
by Big science and technology changed how wars are fought. The evolution of science and technology during the 20th century changed how wars affected society as …
Western Society Does Not Value Scientific Knowledge
by Personally, I do not presume that scientific knowledge has a special status in western society. People do not consider the fact that scientific knowledge takes …
“The Two Cultures” in universities
This week, we talked about the article “The Two Cultures”. In this article, the author explores the issues of multiple cultures in the academic area. …
The Two Cultures: A Difference in Values
In the book, The Two Cultures, by C. P. Snow, the author explores the existence and difference between those within the scientific world and the literary one. …