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[Book] Living, Time: A Story About the Present
Here, a book has been published that explores the essence of time, an eternal theme for humanity, and presents a fantastic harmony surrounding science, the world, and all its possibilities.
Astronomer and CEO of 'Science Bookstore Galda' Lee Myeong-hyeon, Penguin Science Museum Director Lee Jeong-mo, book critic Lee Kwon-woo, and physicist Kim Sang-wook come together to discuss the ins and outs of time.
The book is divided into Part 1 (Past, Present, Future) and Part 2 (Now).
Part 1 delves into the gap between our perception of time and that of scientists, while Part 2 closely examines the very moment we stand upon in the boundless expanse of the world.
The four are gathered around the single theme of 'time', but they do not speak with one voice.
Each of them tells their own unique 'time'.
Even within the single volume of “Living, Time,” readers experience the mysterious experience of transcending time and space.
We look at all of time, which exists sometimes as numbers, sometimes as memories, and sometimes as experiences.

[Book] Living, Intelligence: A Special Conversation on Intelligence, From ChatGPT and Writing to the Relationship Between the Brain and Mind
The intellectuals of our time, Kwon-Woo Lee, Myeong-Hyeon Lee, and Jeong-Mo Lee, who have built a friendship through the common themes of 'books', 'science', and 'aging', met with Jae-Seung Jeong, a representative brain scientist of our country, and had a very special conversation about 'intelligence'.
In this turbulent era where digital and analog intersect, what questions do we need to ask ourselves now? Through these conversations between those who "have lived through the age of books and are now living in the age of AI," we can explore how the brains of those who read extensively change, what ultimate abilities are required of humans in the age of AI, and how friendship is crucial to a happy old age.
Through questions and answers, the stories expand and branch out into diverse topics such as reading and writing, aging and sensory changes, and the present and future of artificial intelligence, making us realize that every aspect of our lives is ultimately connected to 'intelligence.'
This book will serve as a navigation for those who are wondering "how to live" at the doorstep of a new world called artificial intelligence.

[Book] Living, Evolution: What Has Changed, What Is Changing, What Doesn't
"Evolution will set us free!" Science and book lovers Lee Kwon-woo, Lee Myeong-hyeon, and Lee Jeong-mo, along with evolutionary biologist Jang Dae-ik, share the value of evolution, something they learned only after living it. When did evolution come to me? Can humanity become the architect of evolution? Death and the crossroads of evolution? There are things in life you can only understand if you live them.
There is a reason why mankind has long respected, served, and cared for the elderly.
So, at what age does a person become wise? Socially, culturally, institutionally, and traditionally, the age has been considered around 60.