A decade ago, we were supposed to “want the correct information." But somehow, things have changed. People have ended up believing that the “desired information is correct." This shift became even more evident with the rise of former President Trump. From "Truth in Our Times: Inside the Fight for Press Freedom in the Age of Alternative Facts," let's question how we receive information.

The media does report "facts" for sure. However, "People Like Us: Misrepresenting the Middle East" teaches us that it's difficult to truly understand the world without including information that isn't covered in the news. We learn about the "limits" and "how to receive" of journalism through the reality of reporting in Arab countries.

Ido, a boy who overturned the experts' assumptions and radically changed the image of autism, is the author of the book "Ido in Autismland: Climbing Out of Autism's Silent Prison". He was thought to have an intellectual disability, but he was able to communicate through his mother and prove his intelligence. This book presents surprising truths about autism.

Christopher Nolan's movie "TENET" is full of knowledge from quantum mechanics such as "positron" and "antimatter." In this article, I will explain the scientific setting of the movie, focusing on the mechanism of the "revolving door" which appears as a time reversal device, rather than the contents of the movie itself.

On May 13, 1969, a debate took place between Mishima Yukio and 1000 members of the Tokyo University's All-Campus Joint Struggle League. The movie "三島由紀夫VS東大全共闘" was created based on the footage shot only by TBS, and it is filled with intellectual excitement. We can learn about the thoughts and stance of Mishima Yukio from the debate, which took place a year and a half before his seppuku.

We should pay more attention to “whether it is safe to consume Monsanto Company's herbicides” than “whether Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are dangerous.” The film "Le monde selon Monsanto" reveals the current situation in which Monsanto monopolizes seed sales, plunges farmers into debt, and seeks to eliminate crop diversity worldwide.