Kim Jong-su: Game changer

Military technology has always been based on the most advanced technology of the time. To bring the balance of battle to its head and to take over the game-interpretation, a decisive means of cutting the war's win by smiting the opposing resistance will in one moment or another. The game business may include individuals of unexpected tactics, tactics, or extraordinary capabilities, but often they refer to weapons and related systems as instruments of war. One day, in front of the knights who were fighting with their old stones and clubs, with their iron knives and spears, and with their spear knives, fire guns and guns were literally decisive things to sort things out and end up with yesterday. The most prominent of these game-based weapons was the nuclear bomb that shattered the will of the Asian Pacific war in Japan during World War II. Although we have hoped that there will be no more war since the advent of the nuclear bomb, wars have not disappeared, and many countries are engaged in the development of more and more powerful weapons, and continue to compete in such ways as coal miniaturization and explosive polarization. The development and management of these new-tech weapons, which are games, are all impossible without the backing of high-tech technology. Science improves human life, but it also brings about monsters that can bring the end of humanity. If we cannot control conflict rationally and peacefully, the cutting edge of science alongside us will always be a state-of-the-art weapon that will turn us against. History, especially since the Industrial Revolution, after the 19th century is very good at showing it.

Korean title: 게임체인저

Korean author: 김종수

Korean publisher: 섬앤섬

ISBN-13: 9788997454570