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History of Science & ScholarshipBiography of Things (Continued) — Educational Significance, Secondary-School Science and Technology Innovation, and the Bottleneck Problem2021.11.04
Web3 & CypherpunksBitcoin: Is There Little Time Left for Poor Students?2021.01.08
Philosophy of Technology & AIIn what sense is “basic science” the cause of “bottlenecking”?2020.10.03
Philosophy of Technology & AIWhy Is Innovation an Economic Question? — An Analysis of the Concept of Innovation from the Perspective of the History of Science and Technology2019.12.17
Culture & Public CommentaryWas There Confucianism in the Ancient West?2019.08.25
Philosophy of Technology & AIOn Shanzhai: On the Advantages of Being a Latecomer2018.08.07
Culture & Public CommentaryThe “Entrepreneurial Spirit” that Breaks the Balance2018.01.29
Philosophy of Technology & AIAn Interview on Science and Technology in the Magazine China Youth2018.01.24
Philosophy of Technology & AIThe “King of Invention” wasn’t called that for nothing—he was the one who invented “invention” itself2017.11.24History of Science & ScholarshipScience Popularization Should Stand on the Opposite Side of “Innovation”2017.05.22Philosophy of Technology & AITechnology and Exploiting Loopholes—On Alibaba’s “Mooncake Snatching Incident”2016.09.17Web3 & CypherpunksWhy Won’t Bitcoin Fall to Zero? — Random Thoughts on Bitcoin Market Trends2013.12.12