General knowledge
Suspect a Mistake Before Malice: Hanlon’s Razor
Hanlon’s Razor is a rule of thumb that says not to blame malice for what mistakes or foolishness can adequately explain. This piece covers where it came from, why we tend to read o
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Information technology
A Comprehensive Guide to CSS Properties for Website Styling
This time, I would like to put together material on CSS, a language essential for styling websites. This material will provide an overview of the CSS properties needed for web deve
Earth science
How Does the Rainy Season Form, What Are Its Characteristics, and What Precautions Should You Take?
The rainy season, which invariably arrives each summer in Korea, affects many people in various ways. It causes inconvenience in daily life and sometimes leads to major disasters.
Film & media
When Sound Leads or Lingers: J-Cut and L-Cut
Why do some dialogue scenes feel so natural? This article explains the split edit, which cuts picture and sound at different moments, and the difference between the J-cut, where so
Psychology
One Good Trait Makes Everything Shine: The Halo Effect
The halo effect is a bias in judgment in which the impression from one standout trait spills over into how we rate other, unrelated traits. This piece covers the research that firs
Journalism & communication
Redefining Trust and Transparency in Journalism in the Digital Age
The transmission of information and communication play central roles in modern society. Among these activities, journalism plays an important role in providing society with essenti
Education
The Key Impact of Educational Philosophy on Education
Educational philosophy is an academic field that identifies the nature and values of education and offers practical direction through systematic, in-depth inquiry into its purposes
Film & media
The Lens That Squeezes the Picture Sideways: The Anamorphic Lens
An anamorphic lens squeezes a wide scene only horizontally onto film or a sensor, then stretches it back by the same ratio to create a widescreen image. This article covers how it
Information technology
The Battle Between Information Security and Hacking: Smart Strategies to Protect the Future
In modern society, information security and hacking are no longer concerns limited to experts. As the internet and digital technologies advance, we regularly enter the cyber world
Journalism & communication
Media Law Reform: A Turning Point for Trust and Balance
In modern society, the media plays a central role in delivering information and has a profound influence across various fields, including politics, the economy, and society. Amid t
Library & information science
Types of Contracts for Library Acquisitions and Their Advantages and Disadvantages
This time, I would like to put together information on the types of contracts that library staff should know about when purchasing books from suppliers. This material also concerns
Information technology
Adding More Makes It Later: Brooks's Law
Why does adding people to a late software project often make it even later? This article covers the origin of Brooks's Law and the illusion hidden in the man-month, why adding peop