The SBS Future Team, which plans <SBS D Forum>, has created'YouTube Original Content'.
I uploaded'Episode ①'last Saturday, and'Episode ②'was uploaded in the afternoon of today (24th).
Like this, we are going to visit you every Saturday with a total of 4 episodes every week.
We have prepared the video below for subscribers who haven't seen it yet, so let's watch it.
▲ Our attitude toward infectious diseases Episode 1
Controversy over vaccines...
Already started in the 18th century 300 years ago?!
Can you see the thumbnail above?
"Who are the two men?"
You may be wondering, the
left is Bernoulli
(1700-1782) and the
right is Dalembert
(1717-1783)
based on the sparking spark in the center
.
The controversy and debate over vaccines are in full swing these days.
Bernoulli, a Swiss physicist who
is famous for'fluid
mechanics', and Dalember, a representative French enlightenment thinker, known for their'encyclopedias',
already confronted each other over the vaccine issue in the 18th century.
The two argued against the vaccine against the pox virus.
Bernoulli is
"
something that the vaccine when viewed as a whole community, much is profit should mandate the vaccine because of the size
,"
whereas he argued, D'Alembert is
"
looking at the individual positions Shut up, even the unknown without knowing even not take take the pock situation
"Is
it
necessary to take that risk right now?
"
he asked.
At that time, 1% to 3% of those who received the pox vaccine died. That's why Dalembert argued
that
it's better to avoid the vaccine than to take the risk
.
Now that both scholars who in the 1700s
from the now
300
controversy surrounding the vaccine has already begun years ago
would have been.
And the
two people's arguments have only changed little by little, and have been continuing until now
.
As individuals have different opinions on which value to focus more on the public interest and personal human rights
, the
vaccine controversy is expected to continue in the future
.
The content of the two's debate is contained in detail in'Episode ①'.
Nevertheless, experts are saying that this corona vaccine should be correct if possible.
It would be nice to look at what was different from that time and now.
Another recent interest in collecting
'
herd immunity
'
is the first concept of the fact that not just from one experiment in humans
Did you know?
What are the world's three major infectious diseases
is
the first vaccine when
yeotneunji, and
respond to possible virus mutation
and
infectious diseases, epidemics of plague, what is the difference
, please just above the video if you are interested in this trail.
Diary of a 12-year-old girl discovered in 100 years "I'm a little scared from tonight"
The diary of a 12-year-old girl who personally experienced the Spanish flu era was discovered in the last 100 years
. It came out of a drawer while arranging an ossuary in a temple in Kyoto, Japan in 2017, and the
diary contained the stories that tell the situation at the time in 1918, when the Spanish flu was in full swing.
At the beginning of the diary, there were a lot of everyday and calming contents that were happy to enter a girls' school, but as the Spanish flu infection became more serious, the girl began to become frightened.
"After going on a school trip, my cold started to turn around, and my friends were absent one by one, so I was the only one left."
In a diary written on November 11, 1918
"My father went to Hiroshima in the evening starting tonight is a little scared,"
you had written so only two lines. The next day,
"there are a lot of black border advertisements in newspapers
."
There is a record that about 130,000 people died in Japan in November alone. From these feeds, it can be confirmed that even though an explosive infection was occurring at the time, things such as quarantine and government control were not performed smoothly.
When discussing the epidemic and quarantine of infectious diseases, we liken it a lot to'spears and shields'.
The answer to, sadly, converges to "You can't stop a new spear from attacking with an old shield."
Why?
In episode ② released today (Saturday), interesting and informative contents were covered in detail.
▲ Our attitude toward infectious diseases Episode 2
From the perspective
of
future trauma
,
and through
spectator experiments conducted
in
Europe,
we are trying to examine in an interesting and meaningful way in connection with the fear of humans such as
stigma, discrimination, and hate crimes in the
pandemic era
.
It
contains a lot of little-known content, such as
the diaries
of
Dalembert and Bernoulli and a 12-year-old girl
introduced above
.
In particular
, it is expected to be interesting
that film critics point out in detail the meaning and points of spectating contained in films
around the world that deal with infectious diseases
.
Seoul Medical University visiting professor · Film critic · SBS reporter's contents of'The History of Diseases'
A visiting professor at Seoul National University College of Medicine, Kyuwon Lee, who obtained a doctorate in a major that is very rare in Korea.
His major is'medical science'.
Literally, it is a study majoring in the history of disease and medicine
.
Prof. Gyu-won Lee gave a greeting to the subscribers through the SDF Diary (EP.37 The History of Diseases-What Should We Learn from the Past?), which he sent at the end of January earlier this year, with his extensive knowledge in this field poured into this video. You may be familiar with by sharing.
A film critic and a culture critic.
Critic Yoon Sung, who received a Ph.D. in Film Studies from Hanyang University Graduate School, introduces various films related to the history of diseases and draws out empathy by pinpointing the meaning points in the films that are easy to miss.
In particular
, it has the power to solve the problem consciousness behind the phenomenon with the power of humanities knowledge and literary imagination
.
"What kind of attitude should we live in in the era of infectious diseases?"
"What should I realize and what lessons should I use to prepare for the future to come?"
"The changes we will face…Wouldn't the answer depend on what kind of posture we have in the end?"
SBS reporter Jong-Hoon Lee will be with you with the above two experts. The video prepared by us was
conducted by Professor Gyu-won Lee with in-depth knowledge of disease history, critic Yoon Seong who unravels the humanities meaning in culture and movies, and reporter Lee Jong-hoon, who is planning the SBS D Forum to be held in early November this year. It is'historical knowledge content' that is gathered in the seats and delivered in a talk format.
Thinking D'
The Age of Contagion' We are free but at the same time isolated!! -Paolo Jordano-Paolo Jordano,
a young Italian intelligence, defines the era we face and live in as the Age of Contagion.
Humans and society have fallen into terror due to the unpredictable Corona 19, and our daily lives are slowly being shattered, but he
proposes to overcome the crisis with infinite thoughts and stern gaze beyond pain and vanity.
He says:
"What's happening right now is not accidental or natural disaster. And it's not new at all. It happened in the past, and it will happen again in the future."
Therefore, in order not to repeat the same mistakes, we will have to carefully read and reflect on the other side of the phenomenon as to why we have reached this point now.
A time of isolation is a time of opportunity for us to take a deeper look at us seriously, and through this time of emptiness and suffering, we will be able to rediscover the true meaning and value of life.
As he said, we are now trapped in the'era of contagion' and are living fiercely. An era of infectious diseases that we have never experienced before.
The most frightening and terrifying thing is that the daily routines that had been taken for granted so far collapsed rapidly.
Now, it is not possible to predict what changes will unfold in the disconnected relationship and the activities that have stopped.
I think the answer to how we should get through this crisis depends on our attitude.
In times of suffering dominated by isolation and emptiness, we will have to learn wisdom and lessons from past history.
Do we really want to repeat the same world as before?
To avoid repeating mistakes, you have to reflect on yourself and together.
Obviously, unless you have the courage to think
You can't do anything.
-Paolo Jordano-
I think it's time to seriously think about what's going on right now and what value we should live with.
The video content of <Our attitude toward infectious diseases>, which will be introduced in all four episodes, was designed with the mindset of communicating with the subscribers who are living in the contemporary era with these concerns, both honestly and without willingness.
Please look forward to the episodes ③ and ④ that will be uploaded in the future.
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