In an era where social media shapes minds, TikTok—a platform owned by China’s ByteDance—has sparked a heated debate in the U.S. over its influence on youth and national security. This article delves into why the U.S. is considering a TikTok… Continue Reading
Dual-use technologies, characterized by their potential for both beneficial and harmful applications, represent a significant field of interest in contemporary science and technology discourse. These technologies, while offering groundbreaking advancements and solutions across various sectors, also pose unique ethical and… Continue Reading
What does a country act like? Recently I have started to view countries in a new way. Previously I saw countries as bacteria. Bacteria do not have emotions. They eat, grow, and poop. In my country bacteria model countries needed… Continue Reading
World War I ended when an external party provided more resources, disrupting the political balance. The external party was when the US entered the war. The allies with the help of the US, outlasted the German forces. The US was… Continue Reading
Two years ago I read an article in the Wall Street Journal about Vietnam considering allowing transgenic crops. All I could think of was what a great opportunity. I could work with the government and provide a crop that was safe… Continue Reading
Right now in Asia, there are many elements that are similar to WW1. These elements could cause a world war. To demonstrate this I will compare the South China Sea to World War 1. What caused WW1? World War 1… Continue Reading
Looking back in history is easier than looking at the present. We have time to reflect on what has occurred. One important question that we should reflect on is what causes World War 1? Answering this questions is very important… Continue Reading