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Why the Journal of Human Science & Technology Exists
Human science and technology increasingly share the same questions, yet too often publish in separate intellectual worlds.
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The Founding Issue
Published 13 September 2026. These five founding articles constitute Volume 1, Issue 1. Article type and review status are stated on every article.
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Health Is Capacity, Not Merely Time
Longevity describes duration. Health describes the capacity to meet disturbance and recover from it.
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A Measurement Is Not Meaning: Validation in Human Technology
A sensor measures a signal. The scientific obligation is to prove what that signal means—and what it does not.
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Artificial Intelligence Cannot Correct a Misdefined Biological Question
Pattern recognition can improve an answer, but it cannot repair a biological premise that was wrong at the start.
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Keep the Human at the Center of Human Technology
The success of a human technology is not the elegance of the system, but the consequence for the person who encounters it.
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The five articles above form the journal’s founding issue. They are clearly identified as editorials, perspectives, or analysis and are not represented as externally peer-reviewed research.