Social Science

1911 Submissions

[4] viXra:1911.0377 [pdf] submitted on 2019-11-21 23:48:34

The Effect of Tardiness that 30 Minutes Per Day

Authors: Jaehyun Ahn
Comments: 7 Pages.

Tardiness was a concept from the 13th century, but because of the interpersonal relationship, it was accepted without any prominence in modern society. However, Tardiness between individuals and groups, between individuals and companies is a newly formed relationship in modern society. Nevertheless, tardiness and punishment tended to be interpreted as relationship between individual and individual and resulted in personal error. However, unlike the relationships between individuals, the remaining relationships have power differences. It has no substance, has economic initiatives, or is deprived of voting rights. Society changes And individuals change. And this change is caused by technological advances, changes in economic conditions, and changes in welfare conditions. The thirty minute late was anywhere and anytime. But the object is different and the situation is different. The interpretation of human rights and rights can vary from time to time. Attempts to interpret tardiness as useful have been rare. This paper approaches tardiness from the point of view of utility and provides a starting point to be interpreted as a signal that, in particular, the tardiness and irregular time accumulation of Korean workers falls short of advanced working conditions.
Category: Social Science

[3] viXra:1911.0250 [pdf] submitted on 2019-11-14 12:00:22

The Essential Papakonstantinidis/protocol

Authors: Stephen I. Ternyik
Comments: 3 Pages.

Natural Language Protocol of Presentation
Category: Social Science

[2] viXra:1911.0147 [pdf] submitted on 2019-11-08 01:01:16

Report on Visit of Architects Sitka and Kaserer in Saalfelden, and Social Center Pillertal in Fieberbrunn Near St. Johann, in Tyrol, Austria, We. 13 Mar. 2019

Authors: Eckhard Hitzer
Comments: 6 Pages. 15 figures (mostly photos).

Part I. At the architect’s office Sitka and Kaserer, describes a meeting with Mr. A. Planegger, the architect of the Social Center Pillerseetal in Fieberbrunn, which is constructed with prefabricated modern cross laminated timber (CLT) modules, sustainable, cost efficient, and highly energy efficient. Part II: Visit of the Social Center Pillerseetal, describes a tour through the Social Center, guided by Director of Care Mr. Herbert Breitmayer. The biggest discovery is the unbelievable success of consequently putting Dr. Maria Riedl's "Integrative Care Concept" into practice.
Category: Social Science

[1] viXra:1911.0134 [pdf] submitted on 2019-11-07 15:39:37

Artificial Intelligence and the General Publics View of Empathy in Machines.

Authors: S G Woodard
Comments: 6 Pages.

There &re m&ny commonly held justific&tions &g&inst the prolifer&tion &rtifici&l intelligence. One of the most common brought forth by the gener&l public is th&t m&ny in th&t m&ny feel &rtifici&l intelligence would not qu&lify &s hum&n or would l&ck hum&nity. The definition used by m&ny is not the biologic&l definition but inste&d & philosophic&l definition b&sed on & mix of hum&n or &bove hum&n intelligence &nd emp&thy. These definitions c&n be both erroneous &nd unproductive.
Category: Social Science