- The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast: Why human bodies are now creations and a memory making exhibition
Is being slim, youthful and wrinkle-free now a moral responsibility? Psychotherapist Susie Orbach joins us in the studio to discuss how humans now see their bodies as creations. Warning: the discussion on labiaplasties may not be suitable for all listeners. Susie's book, Bodies, is out now. For more information about our first ever recording in front of an audience, check out the website of London's Science Museum. It'll take place at its Lates event on Wednesday 26 May and it's free to get in to watch us record this programme. Let us know on the blog if you want to come along We visit a sound installation exhibition that tries to makes you remember. The Pattern completion exhibition is on this week at Gimpel Fils in London. In the newsjam we discuss David Willetts' appointment as Britain's new science minister, men taking over the bodies of virtual women, why women are risking their lives by marrying younger men, and how a call from your mum is as good as a hug. The Observer's science editor Robin McKie, and Ian Sample, Guardian science correspondent are also in the studio. WARNING: contains explicit language.Feel free to post your thoughts below. Join our Facebook group. Listen back through our archive.Follow the podcast on our Science Weekly Twitter feed and receive updates on all breaking science news stories from Guardian Science.Subscribe free via iTunes to ensure every episode gets delivered. (Here is the non-iTunes URL feed).Alok JhaAndy DuckworthIan SampleRobin McKieSusie Orbach
スリムさと、しわのない若々しい今道義的責任はありますか？心理スージーオーバックは、スタジオでどのように人間が今の作品として自分の体を参照して議論する私たちを結合します
- Full-body scanners used
South Korean airports are to start screening passengers with full-body scanners, the government said Monday, despite complaints that they violate privacy.
The devices will be used at international airports in Incheon, Gimpo, Gimhae and Jeju from October 1 after a 30- day trial, the Korean transport ministry said.
&$&$Source: Global Times &$&$ ... 韓国空港は、スキャナ本体-完全乗客をさを開始するスクリーニング、政府はプライバシーと月曜日は違反は、にもかかわらず、苦情
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- S Korea to begin full-operation of body scanners in late July
Full-body scanners that have been installed at major airports in South Korea will begin full operation in late July, despite complaints from the nation's human rights watchdog that they infringe on personal privacy and human rights, according to local media Friday.
The Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritimes Affairs said that six body scanners imported from British and U.S. firms had been set up at four airports, namely Incheon, Gimpo, Gimhae and Jeju.
The National Human Rights Commissio ... によると、ローカルの苦情、人権と権利、人間の国からプライバシー個人侵害にはウォッチドッグメディアにもかかわらず、7月が始まる完全な動作を遅くしてて、韓国サウスインストールでの主要空港の金曜日ボディフルスキャナ
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