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South Korea is the country with most "mystical" flag: Taegeuk, Yin and Yang, and the four elements...
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Have you ever paid any attention to the flag of South Korea?
Take a look on the Wikipedia article about it:
Flag of South Korea
The flag of South Korea, or Taegeukgi (also spelled Taegukgi in convention) has three parts: a white background; a red and blue taegeuk (also known as Taiji and Yinyang) in the center; and four black trigrams, one in each corner of the flag. These trigrams are carried over from the eight trigrams (Ba gua), which are of Daoist origin. Taiji (philosophy), Trigrams and Taoism are parts of the Chinese Culture which influences Korea throughout the history.
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Dude, they have the taegeuk, with the Yin-yang principle, in their flag!!
In Chinese philosophy, the concept of Yin-Yang, which is often referred to in the West as "yin and yang," literally meaning "shadow and light," is used to describe how polar opposites or seemingly contrary forces are interconnected and interdependent in the natural world, and how they give rise to each other in turn in relation to each other.
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Taegeuk refers to the
ultimate reality from which all things and values originate
and is the Korean pronunciation of the Chinese characters (i.e. Hanja) for Taiji.
The taegeuk design was also used to drive off evil spirits. In the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties, the design was later used to represent Korean taoism and to express the hope for harmony of
um and yang
to enable the people to live happy lives with good government.[3] The blue and red swirling semicircles of the Taegeuk pattern have existed since ancient times.[4]
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Also, they have in their flag
four of the eight trigrams
of the I Ching!
The four trigrams they have in their flag are those for heaven, fire, water and earth...
Why so mystical???
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Two years ago, virtually no one had heard of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). In a January 2014 New Yorker interview, President Obama dismissed the group as "Junior Varsity." Since then, ISIS has emerged as one of the most wealthy, powerful, and dangerous terrorist organizations that ever existed. UN Security Council Resolution 2249, adopted in November 2015, will likely be viewed as confirming that use of force in self-defense is now permissible against "nonstate actors" such as terrorists when the territorial state is unable to suppress the threat that they pose. The implication of this newly accepted change in the international law of self-defense is that any nation can now lawfully use force against deadly nonstate actors in another country if the government of that country is unable or unwilling to suppress the threat within its borders. With so many potential targets in so many countries – the U.S. terrorist organizations list, for example, includes fifty-eight terrorist groups headquartered in thirty-five different countries (in addition to ISIS in Syria/Iraq) — one must ask whether the possibility of abuse will ultimately outweigh the benefits of weakening ISIS.
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EncryptionApple versus FBI: All Writs Act's age should not bar its use
A federal magistrate judge in California has issued a warrant ordering Apple to assist the FBI in accessing data on an iPhone used by a suspect in the December 2015 San Bernardino mass shooting. Apple's public refusal to comply with the order – and its motion asking a judge to reverse the order – have set up a legal showdown that has captivated the technology world. It's hard not to think that marketing and economics are at least somewhat behind Apple's actions. But my guess is most people understand that the FBI would not be getting into their phones without a probable cause search warrant. In addition, I would think Apple would not want to have a market composed of people who want to use iPhones for dangerous and illegal activity. The company might actually lose more future customers because of its uncooperative attitude than it would ever lose by helping the government by complying with a court order.
DronesNearly 300,000 UAV owners register with the FAA
Nearly 300,000 owners have registered their small unmanned aircraft in the first thirty days after the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) online registration system went live. Owners who registered in the first month received a refund for the $5 application fee.
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President Barack Obama will today announce a series of executive actions aiming to close loopholes in the current system of background checks of gun buyers. The executive actions say it will focus on tightening the definition of those "engaged in the business" of selling weapons. Such tightening would deny online vendors and gun shows – where about 40 percent of all gun are purchased — exemptions from conducting background checks for gun buyers. Criminals and mentally ill people can now purchase guns through gun sellers who exploit the "engaged in business" loophole which was originally designed for hobbyists and personal sales.
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Survey conducted after the Paris and San Bernardino attacks finds a majority of respondents from both parties think it is acceptable for the government to analyze the Internet activities and communications of American citizens without a warrant.
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In recent years, armed conflicts have increasingly been fought in a "hybrid" way, in which adversaries rely on a combination of conventional and non-conventional tactics to achieve their military and political objectives. Legal experts say it is essential that the MATO member nations gain a better understanding of the legal challenges posed by new methods of warfare.
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The fallout from yesterday's budget has continued with lack of spending on research facilities and the green economy top of the agenda.
The Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) said they were disappointed not to see more spending on research facilities promised in yesterday's Budget.
The coalition Government's last two Budgets included additional commitments to capital investment in laboratories and equipment which had reduced the research capital shortfall, which stood at nearly £1.7bn following the 2010 Spending Review, to just over £300m.
But Chancellor George Osborne left the shortfall unchanged in yesterday's announcement.
CaSE acting director Beck Smith said: "The string of research capital announcements over the last two years since the Spending Review have almost addressed the shortfall, but just getting us back to zero isn't going to be enough if we're to remain internationally competitive and make the most of our research base.
"While the expansion of the SBRI (Small Business Research Initiative) recognises the role that Government departments can play directly in driving innovation, it's important to remember the important role they play as consumers of the research base when they fund the R&D needed for evidence-based policy."
She added: "Cutting departmental R&D budgets must not be seen as an easy way to achieve the additional 1 per cent cuts to departmental budgets announced today."
Sir Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, said the Government was still not doing enough to support British research and development.
He said: "An increase in R&D tax credits is good news, but the sad reality is that the Government only spends 0.57 per cent of GDP on R&D; to keep pace with other key countries this should be closer to 0.8 per cent.
"Our businesses also lack ambition, with the combined public and private sector spend on R&D being only 1.79 per cent of GDP when countries we are competing with are spending around 4 per cent."
And while the Chancellor expressed his support for the green economy yesterday, saying "creating a low-carbon economy should be done in a way that creates jobs – not costs them", the Renewable Energy Association (REA) was disappointed at the lack of specifics.
REA chief executive Gaynor Hartnell said: "In response to Lord Heseltine's call, the Budget referred to the Energy Bill, but our members are sceptical that the new regime will bring forward the major investments needed.
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She added: "There is no meaningful dialogue between the Chancellor, who speaks solely of the growth opportunities of gas and nuclear, and those calling for investment in renewables.
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RenewableUK took a more positive stance on the Chancellors comments on low-carbon projects, and also his announcement of a £15bn boost to infrastructure spending over the remainder of the decade, calling on him to foccuss spending on renewable projects.
RenewableUK director of policy Dr Gordon Edge pointed to projects like the proposed Siemens offshore wind turbine factory in Hull, which could bring hundreds of jobs and hundreds of millions of pounds of investment to the area.
He said: "These low-carbon infrastructure projects will help us future-proof our economy and reduce what we have to pay to import expensive fossil fuels. Offshore wind is a proven technology which we have the opportunity to lead the world in and help us win the 'global race' that the Chancellor spoke about."
But despite the boost to infrastructure being generally well received, Juergen Maier, managing director of Siemens Industry UK and Ireland said the Government could have committed more funds.
He said: "It was welcome news that borrowing appears under control, but with growth forecasts revised downwards, I was hoping for some more of the underspend to be invested in infrastructure projects.
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