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Philosophy of Technology & AIReviving the Original Aspiration to Seek Knowledge: In the Age of AI, Everyone Is a Scientist — Call for Entrepreneurial Partners2026.10.02Philosophy of Technology & AIWill AI’s “Xiaowuxianggong” Go Berserk? — “Review of AI 3.0”2022.01.28History of Science & ScholarshipBiography of Things (Continued) — Educational Significance, Secondary-School Science and Technology Innovation, and the Bottleneck Problem2021.11.04Culture & Public CommentaryRumor: Seeking Rationality in an Absurd World2020.02.18History of Science & ScholarshipThe Meaning of “Conflation”: How the Public Can Participate in Scientific Communication2020.02.06Culture & Public CommentaryWho Can Sell Black Hole Photos? Visual China Can, but So Can You2019.04.12Culture & Public CommentaryThe Blame for “Health” Scams Shouldn’t Be Put on the Audience2017.06.25History of Science & ScholarshipScience Popularization Should Stand on the Opposite Side of “Innovation”2017.05.22Culture & Public CommentaryWhen Results Obscure Process — “Scientific Literacy Standards” and Melamine2016.04.29Culture & Public CommentaryI, Too, Will Take a Shot at the “Chinese Citizens’ Scientific Literacy Benchmark”2016.04.24History of Science & ScholarshipA Discussion of Aliens as a Modern Superstition2013.03.31History of Science & Scholarship“The Two Cultures”: Science and Literature, or Science and the Humanities? — Reflections on Liu Bing’s Lecture2010.10.29