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The phrase "you, like methane" could also be used to describe a person. This is because of the properties of methane. The melting point of methane is minus 183 degrees Celsius, and the boiling point is minus 162 degrees Celsius. Therefore, if it is not frozen solid in the ice, it can be considered in a gaseous state. Thus, we can say that a person like methane is always ready to float around. Methane (CH4) is formed by the combination of four hydrogen (H) atoms and one carbon (C) atom. Carbon dioxide (CO2) can also be called tetrahydrocarbon, as it is formed by the combination of two oxygen (O) atoms and one carbon atom (C). However, the combination of carbon and hydrogen is interesting. The combined strength of carbon and hydrogen is so strong that it hardly reacts with acids, bases, metals, oxidants, and reducers. There is a principle that does not turn the rubber shoe upside down, so a person like methane will not lack a companion animal for life. However, in combustion re...

 - Focusing on Jeehee Paik’s “Flow” exhibition Experience the ever-changing and free essence of "Flow" through the exquisite works of Jeehee Paik.  As the sound of "All Blues" by Miles Davis fills your ears, let the rhythm guide you to the exhibition where you'll discover the captivating philosophy of System Dynamics. Immerse yourself in the beauty of "Flow". Flow exists in the behavior of water, the babbling stream, or the powerful waterfall. To contain the flow, we need stock. Stock represents what is being accumulated or depleted, such as the sea or a fish holder.  System Dynamics is a study that focuses on the interaction between flow and stock, and how they influence each other. In System Dynamics, we are interested in uncovering the secrets of flow and stock. Flow is invisible because it is unstoppable, but it can be seen as stock. The stock has no power on its own, it's only what flows in and out that determines its existence. If we want to ...

A desert oasis is not just a place of rest for weary travelers and merchants; it is a sanctuary for the soul. But the oasis I explored today was different. As I stepped onto the wooden path, I felt as though I was entering a world shrouded in mystery, a place untouched by the outside world for thousands of years. The clothes worn by the people there were unlike any I had ever seen before. They were influenced by the rich and vibrant culture of Islam, a culture that was perfectly suited to the harsh desert climate. In one corner of the oasis, a long, curved sword stood tall and proud. It was not a weapon of threat, but a symbol of appreciation for the beauty of life. The people there valued peace above all else, which is why they shook hands with their right hand, the same hand that held the knife. As I looked around, I saw a group of men and women lying sideways in the shade of a white awning. They were sipping Red Fruit Punch and chatting softly, their voices blending seamlessly with ...