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100The Future DIAH-7M Will Change (2): From Education to Economy
Continuing from the previous part, we look at the changes in education, philosophy, economy, and industry, and at a worl
Different Names, One Path
At 3 a.m., a 42 year old man is rushed into the emergency room of a university hospital in Seoul. A week earlier, his co
Why Did the Apple Fall?
Why Did the Apple Fall? In 1687, Isaac Newton published his law of universal gravitation. The insight that a falling app
To Be Alive Is To Be Flowing
Cut the power, and a city stops. Stop the blood, and a person dies. Cut off logistics, and a factory grinds to a halt. S
Why Nobody Connected the Body and the Economy for 150 Years
If this book's claim, that the body and the economy move by the same principle, is true, one question arises first. Why
What Is a Gradient: Flow Requires a Difference
In the previous chapter, we traced a century and a half of history in which the disciplines split apart. Medicine descen
Flow Means Life, Blockage Means Death: How Gradient Solves Every Problem in the World
How Gradient Solves Every Problem in the World Up to this point, we have seen how gradient sustains life inside a single
The Grammar of Gradient: Nine Words the Reader Needs
Chapter 1 traced the history of how the disciplines split apart, and Chapter 2 introduced gradient as the common princip
What Physics Already Knew: And What It Missed
In the previous chapter we learned the nine words that make up the grammar of the gradient. That grammar was not invente
Gradients in Nature: Rivers, Stars, Ecosystems
In Part 1, we examined the principle and grammar of the gradient, and how, over the past 150 years, this principle was g