About this journal
Curiosity deserves a careful answer.
Things I Wonder starts with questions we want to understand. We look for reliable sources, work through examples, and explain how the pieces fit together.
How a story is made
AI assists with research, writing, revision, and translation. We check important claims against cited sources, then review meaning and wording in each language separately. Korean and English drafts get a sentence-level edit for awkward phrasing, vague claims, and repetition. These checks reduce errors; they cannot guarantee that every statement is correct.
Sources you can follow
Sources are linked beside the claims they support and collected at the end of each story. We distinguish interpretation from observation and do not present generated illustrations as real product screenshots.
One story, four languages
Korean is the source language. We adapt each story into English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese while preserving its evidence and meaning. All four versions, including their search and sharing information, must be reviewed before publication. When the original changes, its translations are checked again.
Dates and revisions
Stories show their publication date and, when revised, their update date. Source notes record when references were checked. Product behavior and documentation can change after that date.