This article mainly tells the story about the atomic bomb. After Japan dropped the atomic bomb, Einstein said, "I am so unlucky." I think the reason for this is that he was afraid of being remembered by history in the future.

Just like the previous assignment, I hope to create a unique social media website that can block posts that are specifically violent or that can cause users to become violent. The reason why I want such a new website is that I see that there are often negative posts on the Internet now, which can easily affect others. If I create my social media, I can make my social media full of more healthy and positive posts instead of negative ones.

This article analyzes the differences in programming language usage between high-income and non-high-income countries. Android and PHP tend to be more popular in low-income countries, while Python and R are more popular in high-income countries. Python and R are used because of their relevance to scientific research. The reasons for the differences may be economic and some social factors. Because high-income countries generally have better internet access than low-income countries and have larger English-speaking populations, high-income countries account for 63.7% of Stack Overflow traffic.

I think this kind of doctrine is very bad, especially the view that conquered peoples are inferior. Humanity should make progress together and should not be divided into categories. I believe that people are created equal and there is no distinction between high and low. And I don’t understand the imposition of religion on others. I think such imposed religion is useless, because people’s thoughts are free, and we should support our own religion, but we should not impose it on others.

This article talks about how shame can be a good thing or a terrible thing. Shame is something that is difficult to avoid when a child is growing up, but if parents coordinate the relationship and repair the relationship in a timely manner after the child feels shame, harm can be avoided. On the contrary, this situation can generate a positive reaction. But if shame is experienced in the context of trauma and abuse, it can lead to negative outcomes. For example, "shame leads to long-term anger and controlling behavior" and "leads to children's difficulty regulating emotions and confusion."

I understand this situation very well because I have had a similar experience. Although my parents did not behave this way towards me, my classmates did. When I was in junior high, my friends recorded my "ugly" moments on their phones and circulated them around the school community, causing me to feel humiliated and internally miserable.

This article mainly tells about a hiking enthusiast who disappeared during the hike. Before he disappeared, he used his last bit of power to send a photo to his friend and saved himself. The reason he was able to save himself was because his friend immediately called the police after receiving his message. Radio operator Benjamin Guo saw the photo and locked his location through the content of the photo. In the end, he was rescued without any danger.

Yes, I think this is right. Apart from this incident, this situation also happens many times. Many times people try to help others, but because they are unable to do so, they end up harming others. And the responsibility for this lies more with the users. I think that except for some people who really think that Sunil Tripathi is the murderer, and some people who blindly think that Sunil Tripathi is the murderer. Tee is the murderer. Therefore, I think this has nothing to do with reddit. This is an error in judgment by its users, not a problem with the software.

This article mainly talks about people being addicted to surfing the web and scrolling through posts. The article describes how many people scroll and see more bad news even though they know they are paying attention to some bad news, which is also called "doomscrolling." What the author wants to express, and something I very much agree with, is that even if we enjoy these "doom scrolling and doom surfing", we still have to turn back and focus on our real lives, because life still has to go on, and the Internet cannot. Help you escape from life.

I had a similar experience and I felt it stemmed from my privacy being exposed. When I am sad, I often come across some depressive videos, and at this time I am already in a depressed state, so I tend to stay in such videos longer so that I may gain a so-called sense of belonging or a similar feeling. And I think if they knew I was in a bad mood, they should recommend me some happy videos instead of making me further tend to pay attention to these negative videos.

This article mainly tells the origin of the saying "The truth has not yet put on its boots, and the lie has circled half the world." Many people think this was a quote from Churchill, but in fact it was not, and it is now thought to have been probably attributed to Virgil. The meaning of this sentence is that the truth is difficult to convey. If you want to ensure that the truth is passed on, you need an express train to spread it quickly, while lies are lighter than feathers and spread in an instant.

Yes, I agree with this very much. When I was in elementary school, some classmates spread stories about others that were funny or embarrassing, and as more and more people spread the stories, these stories became more and more bullying and usually became more and more embarrassing. It's getting worse. Such problems still exist on the Internet today, and I even suspect that someone is deliberately manipulating it behind the scenes to further ferment public opinion.

This article mainly talks about Facebook forcing users to use two-factor authentication, which is to bind their phone number. The phone number bound to the user is also associated with their user profile, so anyone can use it to find their profile. Although Facebook gives users the option to hide their phone numbers, there are still other ways to find users' personal information. Therefore, some people think that this is using security measures to further weaken privacy, which is very bad.

I have had similar experiences on many social software, such as facebook, instagram, etc. They would recommend people that I might know or want to follow, but that also scared me because I thought they had access to my social network accurately, and I thought they had access to my privacy and had My private data may be leaked intentionally or unintentionally.

This article introduces a book called Justice by Design: Community-Led Practices to Build the World We Need. This book is about design, power and social justice and what the relationship between these three is. The design method of "design justice" is used to challenge structural inequality. At the same time the book shows how universalist design principles and practices can eliminate certain groups.

Yes, I think in today's society designers do have a responsibility to ensure that the environment is suitable for everyone. This behavior is not very popular in China, so I rarely see disabled people on the street. I think they may have limited mobility and the environment around them is not suitable for them. In the United States, I can often see disabled people on the street, and they seem to be integrated into life like normal people. In hotel elevators, you can see points to help blind people understand, and in trains and buses, Tools to assist in getting in and out of wheelchairs.

This Wikipedia article mainly introduces private messaging in digital communication and its various forms and uses. In addition to private messages there are also personal messages and direct messages. Private messages are mainly messages sent between users on different platforms, and these messages can only be seen by the participants. Among the software that can send private messages are IRC, forums, and applications such as WhatsApp and Snapchat.

I think the leakage of personal information is very bad, and Facebook has a big responsibility. My Instagram account was hacked and I could no longer log in, which caused me to lose a lot of photos and memories from my childhood. I felt very angry, and after I complained, Instagram did not respond responsibly, but said they had no solution. I think Facebook and Instagram should work hard to protect user privacy and I think this should be the most basic behavior.

Nowadays, people’s information and data are in a state of complete exposure. Even if you don’t use social media, your information will be exposed by your friends around you. And these companies use this information to accurately analyze your sexual orientation. And the more friends you have, the higher your chance of indirectly exposing private details of your life.

I feel very sympathetic to this, especially when I use tiktok, I feel that it sometimes recommends videos to me through analyzing data that my friends and I will watch. This makes me feel like my privacy has been violated. In addition, I remember that when I bought insurance, he once said a question. Except for California, they can legally obtain my information and data, which surprised me.

This report focuses on an incident in which Dallas police and Korean fans overwhelmed police software. The Dallas Police Department launched an app called "iWatch Dallas" and asked people to provide footage of illegal activity during protests. K-pop fans organized in support of the protesters through social media and flooded the app with fan cameras, overwhelming police software systems.

I think this phenomenon is disrespectful to the deceased and will cause very serious psychological damage to the family members. It is very irresponsible. I have seen similar comments that are insulting on the Internet, which makes me very angry because people have died (or been injured) and received online violence.