Understanding Aggression, Terrorism, and Cooperation

The video discusses recent global tensions, including North Korea's threats and the Boston tragedy, highlighting the role of science in fostering understanding. It delves into the challenges of studying terrorism, particularly issues of confidentiality and mistrust. The video also covers the tuberculosis epidemic in North Korea and the collaborative efforts between North Korea and the U.S. to combat it. The conclusion encourages viewers to engage with science news.

What role does science play in understanding global conflicts?

• It only focuses on technological advancements.

• It has no role in conflicts.

• It helps in understanding and resolving conflicts.

• It creates more conflicts.

What is one of the major challenges in studying terrorism?

• No interest from the scientific community.

• Too much data available.

• Mistrust of scientists by authorities.

• Lack of funding for research.

Why did the Justice Department serve subpoenas to researchers in Boston?

• To congratulate them on their work.

• To force them to reveal confidential information.

• To invite them to a conference.

• To offer them more funding.

What is tuberculosis caused by?

• Viruses

• Parasites

• Fungi

• Mycobacterium bacteria

What has been the trend of tuberculosis cases in North Korea?

• A steady decline

• No change

• A 700% increase

• Complete eradication

What is a significant factor in the spread of tuberculosis in North Korea?

• Abundant healthcare resources

• Frequent international travel

• High levels of nutrition

• Isolation and limited access to medicines

What is the Bay Area TB Consortium's role in North Korea?

• To provide military support

• To study and fight tuberculosis

• To build schools

• To promote tourism

What is the goal of the National Tuberculosis Reference Laboratory in North Korea?

• To earn international accreditation

• To close down by 2015

• To isolate North Korea further

• To develop new nuclear weapons

How does the video suggest we can solve global problems?

• By relying solely on technology

• With science and cooperation

• By ignoring them

• Through isolation and conflict

What is the potential benefit of North Korean scientists collaborating internationally?

• To isolate North Korea further

• To increase political tensions

• To improve global health through shared research

• To develop new weapons