AuthorEuroCreon

I collect, refine, and share content that sparks curiosity and supports meaningful learning. My goal is to create a space where ideas flow freely and everyone feels encouraged to grow. Let’s continue to learn, share, and enjoy the process – together.

Why do we stick to analog clocks in the digital age?

In this blog post, we will look at the reasons why people still insist on analog watches in an age where digital technology has become commonplace, and the emotions and meanings behind them.   In the famous Japanese detective manga Detective Conan, Conan always wears a wristwatch. Conan’s wristwatch has a hidden tranquilizer gun, which he uses to subdue Mouri Kogoro and conduct his own...

Is it scientifically true that we only use 10% of our brain?

In this blog post, we will explain the origin of the myth that we only use 10% of our brain and whether it is true based on scientific facts in an easy and interesting way.   “Most humans use only 5 to 6 percent of their brains. But I use 7 percent.” This is said to be a quote from the famous scientist Albert Einstein, but in fact, he never said this during his lifetime. Nevertheless, it has...

Is it the answer to separate architecture and architectural engineering, or is it the answer to integrate them?

In this blog post, we will consider the relationship between architecture and architectural engineering and the need for integration at the point where human-centered spatial design and scientific structural design meet.   There is a legend that has been passed down from ancient times. According to the legend, the one who unties a tightly knotted rope can rule the world. “Alexander” is said...

Was the male-centered society a natural evolution or an artificial result?

This blog post will explore in depth whether the origins of the male-centered society that was formed after the agricultural revolution were the result of inevitable evolution or a product of culture and institutions.   Misogyny is a word that refers to contempt and hatred for women and anti-feminist prejudice, and includes sexism and male supremacy. In modern times, it is considered an...

How did Arban’s textbooks and compositions influence modern trumpet playing?

In this blog post, we will look at the impact of Arban’s textbooks and compositions, which cover the basics of trumpet playing to advanced techniques, on modern trumpet education and performance.   If you have ever studied brass instruments, especially the trumpet, you may have heard the name Arban. Arban is the name of the representative and almost the only textbook used when learning...

Can offshore plant designers predict and design for the once-in-a-millennium wave?

This blog post looks at the prediction techniques and design processes used by designers to safely design offshore plants even in extreme natural conditions.   Can we predict the next 1,000 years? Of course, it is very difficult, almost impossible, to accurately predict all the changes and events that will occur over the next 1,000 years. It is often difficult to even predict what will...

Is it always the right choice to hold on to something, or is it wiser to give it up?

In this blog post, we will consider what choices we should make on the border between attachment and giving up in order to move forward in a better direction.   When I think deeply about my personality, I think that my inability to let go of things is not necessarily a negative aspect. Of course, as mentioned earlier, excessive obsession or attachment has harmed me and led to poor test...

Why is salt essential for our bodies? What are the effects of excessive consumption?

This blog post will take a balanced look at the physiological role of salt in our bodies and the effects of excessive consumption on our health.   People say, “Food tastes best when seasoned with salt.” In other words, the saltiness of the food we think is delicious is created when salt is added in moderation. People like the salty taste of salt, so they add it not because it adds saltiness...

How has shale gas changed the energy landscape and resource wars?

In this blog post, we will look at how shale gas has changed the structure of the energy market and how it has affected resource conflicts and global peace.   Hello, I’m Shale. I’m a rock that every student has probably heard of at least once in Earth science class. Like me, sedimentary rocks with particles smaller than 63 micrometers are called shale. When you meet me...

Can Episkin replace unethical animal testing?

In this blog post, we will look at the long-standing controversy surrounding animal testing and examine whether artificial skin “Episkin” can really be a realistic alternative.   Animal experiments have long been conducted in various fields, including medicine, beauty, and space development. Animal experiments have greatly contributed to the development of science, and their use is expected...