Blogging through Invitation to Sociology (2024)

  https://youtu.be/R-pb1FQe0RE?si=vJtl0pc1FZancGoL C. A way for girls to grow in confidence 1. The speaker gave the girl an easy way to improve her mind through a short talk. 2. In my opinion, girls should first improve their inner cultivation, enrich their character through knowledge, and then need to be clean and tidy, improve their external, the two complement each other, improve self-confidence.

 Why money can’t buy happiness A) I saw a lecture on why money can't buy happiness. The answer was expectations. When people's expectations reach a certain level, the probability that they will decrease is low and the probability that they will increase is very high. I also thought about an example of this. In my current situation where I am looking for a part-time job, when I first got a part-time job, I just wanted to do it, so I didn't mind paying the minimum wage, and I was very happy when I got the part-time job. However, when I quit that part-time job and looked for a new part-time job, my expectations have already been met, so I try to find a part-time job that pays more than the minimum wage. The minimum wage that was set at that time is currently higher, and it will continue to increase as it is met. Thinking about this experience, the lecture that money can't buy happiness really hit home. I think this topic is a pressing issue that we have to think about in t

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDb01ggyDfo   When we go to another planet to carry on the exchange of civilizations, not only the exchange of cultures but also the clash of cultures. Alien civilizations across the galaxy capture individuals of some young species that have not yet reached the interstellar stage, cultivate them, modify them to make them live longer, immune to disease, etc., and spread them to any colonizable world. When their home planet began their first interplanetary symbiosis, they formed a bond with each other. Civilization is through the exchange of technology and the clash and collision of cultures. What is heartening is the impact of ascension on the role of the original species in the ecosystem, and given the ascending creatures and humans, utilitarians may favor ascension if the result is the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Inspiring ethics is a complex and multifaceted issue. It requires careful consideration of potential benefits and harms,

 The title of the video I saw is "Civilizations at the End of Time: The Big Rip." The video is titled "Civilizations at the End of Time: The Big Rip," which describes the Big Rip theory, one of the endings of the universe. The Big Rip is a scenario where the universe expands faster and faster, eventually tearing and destroying all matter. The video details the process by which this theory occurs, giving us a scientific perspective on how civilization and the universe will change and be extinguished. The video was a theory that I didn't know about, so I think the specific mechanisms of the Big Rip theory and the events that could happen were all interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0rkRYXlYww

 The title of the video I saw is "Intergalactic Voyages." The video is about space exploration. It mainly describes the possibility of humans traveling to other planets or galaxies, and the technologies and scientific challenges needed for them. What was interesting was to address the direction of development of technologies needed in the future compared to current space exploration technologies, and to explain practical survival strategies such as environmental changes for survival on other planets and ways to secure resources. I usually have a tendency to think about what to do if the apocalypse situation comes, so it was very interesting to hear these survival strategies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aBfLA_g3og

  https://youtu.be/-3F_SY0UqJs?si=fLT6LGdcH9WW45K5 C. Why hard work isn't always worth it 1. This is another speech video. The speaker is Michelle Han from China. What fascinates me most about her speech is that she describes exactly what every young person of our time is facing - facing their own shortcomings, facing their own imperfections, always wanting to overcompensate. Michelle Han gives her own example. What she really enjoyed as a child was playing the piano, but later she turned more of her time and energy to debating. Because she started later than others, she began to "overcompensate," doubling down on her efforts to catch up with others. But her efforts and achievements did not make her really happy. From this she makes two points worth thinking about: 1) What drives us to do it? Is it interest or just trying to prove something? 2) Is it OK to drop it? 2. In my opinion, people should put their own feelings first and learn to give up when appropriate. In the l