In this blog post, we’ll explore why a hanok appears straight when viewed from a distance but shows curved pillars and roofs when approached up close, examining this phenomenon through optical illusions and traditional architectural techniques.   When we see a woman with a slender waist, we perceive the beauty of curves. This stems from the elegance and softness curves provide, and...

This blog post examines whether expanding regular admissions in Korean university admissions is a fair reform plan and analyzes its impact on university autonomy and educational diversity.   University Admissions Policy That Disregards Universities: Expanding Regular Admissions Quotas In Korea, over 500,000 students annually analyze university admissions procedures to gain admission to their...

This blog post explores how Pokémon GO used augmented reality technology to enable catching Pokémon in the real world.   Have you heard of the Pokémon game? This game has gained immense popularity worldwide. Its core gameplay involves traveling through the game’s world, catching diverse creatures called ‘Pokémon,’ training them, and embarking on adventures. Since its initial release in...

This blog post analyzes whether television debate programs truly function as a public sphere, realizing democratic ideals, or if they are merely imitation public spheres that only convey one-sided arguments.   The term “public forum,” widely discussed today, refers to an open space for discourse where individuals’ opinions on public issues extend into the public sphere. In other words...

This blog post examines the economic benefits provided by cloud computing alongside potential security issues that may arise, and explores solutions to address them.   Understanding Cloud Computing Through a Virtual Library Cloud computing refers to computer technology that enables the simultaneous use of IT-related services, such as data storage and content access, via servers on the...

This blog post examines why concrete has become an indispensable material in modern architecture despite changes in strength and form, analyzing its technological advancements and architectural applications.   Concrete is used diversely as a building material. While concrete has become an essential material in modern architecture, its origins date back much further. Although concrete is...

This blog post explores how computers and media have transformed our thinking and daily routines, and what kind of world they will open up in the future.   Today’s media, such as TV and the internet, have truly tremendous ripple effects because they connect us to the world the moment we purchase a product and press the power button. The advancement of such media has revolutionarily...

This blog post takes a balanced look at whether computer games can enrich leisure while also increasing aggression, examining various studies and perspectives.   Computer games have established themselves as one of the world’s most popular leisure activities. Simultaneously, the positive or negative effects these games have on gamers have also become a global topic of discussion. Many...

This blog post examines the causes of the widespread match-fixing problem in Korean professional sports and explores institutional and educational improvement measures to prevent it.   Starting with professional soccer match-fixing, then professional volleyball, and now even professional baseball, match-fixing has been rampant in Korea across most major sports beloved by the public. In...

This blog post examines the air pollution problem from diesel vehicles and the limitations and potential of aftertreatment technology to address it.   Seoul is always an exciting place. When you take the KTX from Busan Station, ride for two and a half hours, and get off at Seoul Station, you’re often startled. Especially, the first thing that catches your eye when you arrive at Seoul...