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Interest in the Metaverse: A Tale of Two Regions In recent years, the tech giants’ enthusiasm for the metaverse has dwindled. What was once seen as a promising concept has failed to gain significant traction in the mainstream tech industry. As reported by the Wall Street Journal in an article titled “The Metaverse Is Quickly Turning Into the Meh-taverse,” even …

Recognizing the Moral Responsibility of Scientific Advancements J. Robert Oppenheimer, renowned as the father of the atomic bomb, faced the ethical dilemma of reconciling his scientific pursuits with his conscience. His public expressions of concern about the hydrogen bomb and nuclear arms race ultimately led to him becoming a martyr of Cold War politics. However, Oppenheimer’s stance on responsible science …

Introduction Any new oversight or regulation for financial activity overseas would be a break from decades of U.S. policy that largely allowed American firms free rein in other nations. The issue is where — and how — to draw the line between permissible investments in the Chinese economy and those that could fund companies or technological advancements that assist Beijing’s …

Expansion of Culture Points Eligibility Residents in Taiwan who will be between 16 to 22 years old next year will now have the opportunity to claim NT$1,200 (US$38.29) cash handouts, known as Culture Points, according to Premier Chen Chien-jen. The Ministry of Culture (MOC) has proposed to expand the eligibility rules for Culture Points, which were previously only available to …

Alma College to Offer Master of Arts in Special Education with Learning Disabilities Endorsement Alma College, known for its commitment to providing quality education, has announced the introduction of a new program. The college will soon offer a Master of Arts in Special Education with a learning disabilities endorsement. Addressing the Need for Special Education Professionals In recent years, there …