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Breaking "The longer the remaining time feels, the higher the will to challenge"… Three risks of old age

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"The longer the remaining time feels, the higher the will to challenge"… Three risks of old age 사회 & 이슈

"The longer the remaining time feels, the higher the will to challenge"… Three risks of old age

The EBS Docuprime program "100-Year Shock Part 3: Becoming a Real Senior of the Old New Humanity" explores the three risks of old age—meaninglessness, boredom, and poverty—and how the perception of time influences the quality of life for seniors.

2026.10.06
"I want to be compensated" — A bold counterattack targeting the Chairman and his wife of Seongjin Group 연예

"I want to be compensated" — A bold counterattack targeting the Chairman and his wife of Seongjin Group

A video featuring key scenes from the JTBC drama 'Artificial City' reveals the management succession process of Seongjin Group and the complex conflicts among the characters involved.

2026.10.06
A 2.25-inch screen on a mouse: Can it function like a 'Stream Deck'? 테크 & 미래

A 2.25-inch screen on a mouse: Can it function like a 'Stream Deck'?

Turtle Beach has introduced the Command Series MC7, a unique gaming mouse featuring a 2.25-inch color touchscreen on its side. While it offers versatile customization through its Swarm II software, users may face challenges regarding viewing angles and software stability.

2026.10.06
"I tried to die several times" — The reason a girl who went to Manchuria at 13 survived being stabbed 37 times 사회 & 이슈

"I tried to die several times" — The reason a girl who went to Manchuria at 13 survived being stabbed 37 times

A survivor of wartime atrocities, Kim Won-ok, shares her harrowing experience of being sent to Manchuria at age 13 under false pretenses and her struggle to survive extreme violence. She emphasizes the need for a formal apology from the Japanese government for the victims of war.

2026.10.06
Turning on Brain Cell Switches with Light, 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to 'Optogenetics' 건강 & 과학

Turning on Brain Cell Switches with Light, 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to 'Optogenetics'

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to researchers in the field of 'Optogenetics' for their work in controlling neurons using light. This award recognizes the achievement of discovering that 'ion channels,' which are pathways through which charged particles move across cell membranes, can be controlled with light.

2026.10.06
3 million views in 10 days... CORTIS breaks records with Chuseok cooking content 문화 & 라이프

3 million views in 10 days... CORTIS breaks records with Chuseok cooking content

The group CORTIS is gaining attention as their content rapidly accumulates views, with their 'Chuseok Cooking' video surpassing 3 million views just 10.3 days after its release.

2026.10.06
"Is my boyfriend an emotional trash can?"... Romantic relationships between competitiveness and anger 문화 & 라이프

"Is my boyfriend an emotional trash can?"... Romantic relationships between competitiveness and anger

A highlight video from the JTBC entertainment program 'Love War' reveals a conflict where a female participant struggles with uncontrollable anger and a competitive drive against her partner. The episode highlights how emotional imbalance and a desire to win can strain romantic relationships.

2026.10.06
"Reading and Listening to Music Have Disappeared": The Changing Landscape of Korean Hobbies After 20 Years 문화 & 라이프

"Reading and Listening to Music Have Disappeared": The Changing Landscape of Korean Hobbies After 20 Years

The leisure landscape of South Koreans has shifted significantly over the past 20 years, moving from introspective activities like reading to digital-centric consumption like gaming and video watching. While younger generations focus on health-oriented activities, older generations primarily engage in media consumption, prompting suggestions to seek more active hobbies.

2026.10.05

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Mystery at 500m Altitude on Crete: 'Concentric Ruins' Discovered, Differing from Existing Minoan Styles
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Mystery at 500m Altitude on Crete: 'Concentric Ruins' Discovered, Differing from Existing Minoan Styles

A mysterious stone structure found at 500m altitude during radar surveys for the Kastelli New Airport on Crete has been identified as one of the top 10 discoveries of 2025 by Archaeology magazine. The site features a unique concentric structure that differs significantly from the standardized Minoan palace styles previously known on the island.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.30
Mongolia's -30°C Snowy Plains: A Survival Hunting Operation Between Wolves and Nomads
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Mongolia's -30°C Snowy Plains: A Survival Hunting Operation Between Wolves and Nomads

In the harsh -30°C winter of Mongolia, nomadic hunters engage in a high-stakes battle against wolves to protect their livestock. Experienced hunters and their successors use traditional methods and coordinated tactics to track and hunt wolves that threaten their livelihoods.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.29
"The Power Dynamic Has Shifted" The Reason Why Xi Jinping Chose Pyongyang After 7 Years and North Korea's 'East Sea Card'
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"The Power Dynamic Has Shifted" The Reason Why Xi Jinping Chose Pyongyang After 7 Years and North Korea's 'East Sea Card'

According to a KBS documentary, the recent North Korea-China summit saw a shift in power dynamics where North Korea held the upper hand despite China's high-level protocol. While China seeks access to the East Sea via the Tumen River to support its "common prosperity" goals, North Korea is leveraging its relationship with Russia and its nuclear capabilities to maintain strategic autonomy.

Bae Yoon-ho · 2026.09.21