SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘

SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

The paradox of Chihira Kanae(Toshiba) and quadrupeds in the age of AI: The uncanny valley can manifest itself in the way not only appearance but also machines work and the direction they pursue.

Eventually, machine advancement will be driven beyond 'like as human' and the pursuit of what it's machine. This is because people want real benefits, not fleeting novelties.

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

"Dedicated to you for dreaming of a world that is not always equal - THE PALACE73(Banpo)"

Where is the Korean zeitgeist headed?

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

Unlike the original concept of left and right, South Korea's right wing stems from the "pro-Japanese" who served the colonial rulers, Japan. Their goal was not to like Japan, but to maintain middle-class dominance by choosing who to serve at any given time.

LEE Wan-yong, one of the most famous hawkish figures in Korean history, left his son a will that said, "In the future, the United States will be the mainstream, so you should be pro-American." That's why the right-wing in South Korea might show up at a demonstration with the Korean flag, the Japanese flag, and the Stars and Stripes.

Add to this the Protestant forces that have had their fun with communist hatred, so the result is that the Israeli flag also appears at right-wing protests in South Korea. It's a total mess.

Basically, the South Korean right views the people as untouchables, and therefore abhors the democratic idea of being equal to them. This is why young people in South Korea fall prey to right-wing sensibilities. They think that they should study well and go to the top of the class, but democracy going to deny setting class between people.

They see these democratic ideas as an attack on them, which is why communities of young male right-wingers like Ilbe and fmkorea are always full of discrimination and hatred. They worship LEE SeungMahn, the first president and mass murderer who will be defined as a shameful part of South Korea's history; Park Jeong-hee, a military dictator whose struggle for recognition drove many to the brink; and Jeon Doo-hwan, a military dictator and mass murderer.

In a similar vein, they refuse to acknowledge that women are their equals, and they hate people of color who are darker than them. That's why anti-feminism and racism are their trade mark. The same goes for their hatred of victims of state violence and national tragedies.

They love "fairness" and "freedom". They define 'fair' what the process of being able to put themselves on above of someone, and they think that they should have the freedom to discriminate someone(bottom of themselves). And they also think "hypocrisy" what say shouldn't make class between the people. They get offended by the word "human rights," because to them, everyone shouldn't have the same rights.

Meanwhile, For older people, there's a "don't look down on me" component to this. Rightists are a great group of people for the real powers-that-be to take advantage of, whether they're old or young. If you want to study the "Banalities of evil" since 2000, come to Korea. There are many good study targets here.

South Korea's current president, Yoon Seok-yeol, was elected on the back of these Korean right-wing ideas. One of the creepiest things he said was that people who don't have money should be allowed to even choose food that's not good for them.

South Korea has always been on the brink of war, has had a lot of deaths, and has been plagued by tragedy when it has had a right-wing government, but I think the right-wing was chosen because, like the global trend, the sentiment of "I'm the only one who should be treated" rather than "together" prevailed.

Of course, the outcome of the last presidential election was due to the fact that the candidate of the Democratic Party, the main party of the non-right (not the left), was a defective product, and the defective product had the same mindset as the current president, but even so, the narrow margin of 0.7% was probably more like a half-hearted outburst of "I don't want to die this way," as Korea in 2023 showed. Of course, it didn't work.

And by now, it's clear that the people who didn't know how to do anything but rule from the middle were incompetent. The sheer horror of South Korea on May 31, 2023, was that people realized something when they saw a government that was helpless, even in the face of the usual shepherd boy cries: "If there's a war, we'll just sit and die" and, "They'll run away like LEE Seungmahn"

There's always one recoil before you can move forward, but the next four years are too long to take solace in that.

한국의 우파는 본래의 좌우 개념과는 달리 식민지 시기 지배층이었던 일본에 부역했던 '친일파'에서 비롯했습니다. 그들은 일본이 좋아 어쩔 줄 모르는 게 아니라, 언제든 부역할 대상을 달리하여 중간 계급적인 지배력을 유지하는 데에 목표를 두었습니다.

한국 역사의 대표적 매국노로 꼽히는 이완용은 아들에게 "앞으로 미국이 대세가 될 테니 너는 친미를 해라"라는 유언을 남겼습니다. 이것이 한국의 우파가 시위를 할 때 태극기와 일장기와 성조기가 함께 나올 수 있는 이유입니다.

여기에 공산주의 증오로 재미를 본 개신교 세력이 더해집니다. 그 결과 한국 우파의 시위에는 이스라엘 국기도 등장합니다. 총체적인 난국이지요.

기본적으로 한국의 우파는 한국 민중을 불가촉천민 규정합니다. 때문에 이들과 동등해야 한다는 민주주의적 발상 자체를 극도로 혐오합니다. 한국의 젊은이들이 우파적 감수성에 빠지는 까닭도 여기에 있습니다. 공부를 잘해서 계급의 상층부로 가야 한다고 생각하는데 계급 자체를 부정하려 하니까요.

이들은 이러한 민주적 발상 자체가 본인들을 공격하는 것으로 여깁니다. '일베' '펨코'를 비롯한 젊은 남성 우파들의 커뮤니티는 그래서 언제나 차별주의와 증오가 넘실댑니다. 대한민국 역사의 부끄러운 부위로 규정될 첫 대통령이자 학살자 이승만, 군부독재자로서 인정투쟁으로 많은 이들을 도탄에 빠트린 박정희, 군부독재자이자 학살자인 전두환을 추앙합니다.

비슷한 발상으로 여성들이 자신과 동등하다는 것 자체를 인정하지 않고, 스스로도 유색인종이지만 피부색이 더 까만 이들을 싫어합니다. 안티 페미니즘과 인종차별이 이들의 전매특허인 까닭이 여기에 있습니다. 국가 폭력 피해자, 국가적 참사 피해자들을 향한 혐오 또한 마찬가지입니다.

이들은 '공정'와 '자유'를 좋아합니다. 아래에 누군가를 깔고 설 수 있는 절차 자체가 공정이라 여기고, 차별할 수 있는 자유를 누려야 한다고 생각하며, 계급을 설정하지 말아야 한다는 것 자체를 '위선'으로 여기죠. 이들이 '인권'이란 말에 경기를 일으키는 까닭은 이들 입장에서는 모두에게 권리가 동등하게 주어져선 안 된다고 생각하기 때문입니다.

나이 든 이들은 여기에 더해 "나를 무시하지 마"가 결부돼 있습니다. 늙었든 젊든 진짜 권력자들이 이용하기 좋은 사람들입니다. 스스로 생각하기를 멈추었으니까요. 2000년 이후의 '악의 평범성'을 연구하려면 한국에 오십시오. 여기 좋은 연구자료들이 있습니다.

한국의 현 대통령 윤석열은 바로 이러한 우파적 발상을 등에 업고 당선된 사람입니다. 이 사람이 했던 발언 가운데 소름끼치는 것 하나를 들자면, 돈 없는 사람은 좀 안 좋은 식품도 선택할 수 있게 해야 한다는 이야기였습니다.

한국에 우파 정부가 들어섰을 때 한국은 언제나 전쟁 위기였고, 사람이 많이 죽었으며, 참사로 얼룩졌습니다. 그럼에도 우파를 선택한 까닭이 있다면, 세계 트렌드가 그러하듯 '함께'가 아니라 '나만은'이라는 심정들이 우위였기 때문이라고 생각합니다.

물론 지난 대선 결과는 비 우파(좌파 아님)의 대표 정당인 민주당의 주자가 하자품이었던 탓도 있고, 그 하자품은 현 대통령과 사고 방식이 동급입니다. 그럼에도 0.7%이라는 아슬아슬한 차이를 만든 건, 그래도 2023년의 한국이 보여주듯 이딴 식으로 죽기는 싫다는 절반의 발악에 가까웠을 겁니다. 물론 소용 없었지요.

그리고 지금에 이르러, 중간에서 지배하는 것 말곤 할 줄 아는 게 없는 이들은 참 무능했습니다. 2023년 5월 31일의 대한민국이 겪은 체념적인 공포는, 늘 있는 양치기 소년의 외침 앞에서조차 속수무책인 정부의 모습에 사람들이 무언가를 깨달았기 때문입니다. "전쟁나면 그냥 앉아서 죽겠구나" 그리고 이승만이 그러했듯 "저것들은 도망가겠구나"

언제나 반동이 한 번 있어야 전진도 가능하지만, 그걸로 위안을 삼기엔 남은 4년이 너무 깁니다.

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

In the morning, I was woken up by a security alert. It was an alert text from Seoul, the capital of South Korea, telling us to evacuate without any information.

Even in a country where North Korean missile tests are a daily occurrence, many people, including myself, were surprised because this was an official alert from the capital. "Something's happened, but what?" The city didn't give us any information.

So what people did: checked mobile communication signals, and Searching Twitter and Japanese news.

Soon, an alert text from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety arrived: "Sorry, that was a error-sending," followed by a text from the city: "Alert lifted, go back to ordinary." There was no apology.

There was no apology. Surprising, right? Even more surprising. By the end of the day, the city of Seoul announced that they hadn't sent it in error, that they were just a little overly vigilant, and that there would be no repercussions and no accountability. They also denied what the Ministry of the Interior and Safety said was a "error-sending".

It was no secret what North Korea was going to do. They'd already said what they were going to do, when they were going to do it, and if the route or target was territory in South Korea, that would be a declaration of war (or a resumption of fighting, since we're in a ceasefire), so it would have been along the same lines as the previous shows of force.

The problem is the government and the capital city that made a fool of themselves and turned it into a "confusion in front of the enemy." And the side that made the mistake isn't even admitting it, and the government's texts trying to clean it up look embarrassingly stupid.

While foreigners might have been surprised enough to cause a stir, Koreans couldn't help but think of another memory. LEE SeungMahn, the first president of South Korea, had fled the country when the war broke out, broadcasting from afar and blowing up the Han River railroad bridge, and killing hundreds of Koreans who were crossing the bridge.

We have a precedent that governments can kill their own people. Not nuclear missiles, but governments.

What people are worried about now: Allegations that the South Korean government used the opportunity to support Japan becoming a "normal country(war-able country)"

What the right is doing in the meantime: the previous administration did nothing in the face of the threat and only said 'end the war'!

No, peace is right, the idiots who said war is better than peace have created today's laughable situation. People of the world. If you are human, wish for peace.

아침, 경계경보로 잠을 깼습니다. 한국의 수도 서울시에서 보낸 경보 문자 때문입니다. 여기엔 아무런 정보 없이 다짜고짜 대피하라고 적혀 있었습니다.

북한의 미사일 시위가 일상인 나라임에도 저를 포함해 많은 이들이 놀랄 수밖에 없었던 까닭은 이것이 수도에서 나온 공적인 경보이기 때문입니다. "무슨 일이 터졌구나, 그런데 무슨 일이지?" 시는 정보를 주지 않았습니다.

그래서 사람들이 한 것 : 통신 신호 확인하기. 트위터와 일본 뉴스 검색하기.

얼마 안 있어 행정안전부에서 보낸 경보 문자가 도착했습니다. "아까 문자는 잘못 보낸 것" 이어서 서울시가 보낸 문자도 왔지요. "경보 해제, 일상으로 돌아가라" 사과는 없었습니다.

사과는 없었습니다. 놀랍죠? 더 놀라운 사실. 서울시는 낮이 되자 잘못 보낸 게 아니라 조금 과잉 경계한 것일 뿐이라면서 문책도 없고 책임도 없을 것이라고 발표했습니다. 행정안전부가 '잘못 발령한 경보'라 밝힌 내용도 부정했습니다.

북한이 어쩔 것인지는 이미 다 아는 일이었습니다. 이미 언제 중에 뭘 하겠다는 이야기를 내어놓았습니다. 만약 그 경로나 목표가 한국 내 영토라면 이는 선전포고(또는 휴전 중이니 전투 재개)에 해당하므로, 이는 곧 북한의 삭제를 뜻합니다. 따라서 지금까지의 무력시위와 마찬가지 선에서 진행될 일이었을 겁니다.

문제는 그런 일을 졸지에 '적 앞에서의 혼선'으로 만들어 놓은 정부와 수도입니다. 그리고 심지어 사고를 친 쪽은 인정도 안 하고 있네요. 이를 다급히 수습하려 든 정부 쪽 문자도 처연할 만큼 멍청해 보이기는 마찬가지였습니다.

외국인들은 경기를 일으킬 만큼 놀랐겠지만, 한국인들은 그와는 별개로 또 다른 기억을 떠올릴 수밖에 없었습니다. 대한민국의 첫 대통령인 이승만은 전쟁이 터지자 일찌감치 도망을 쳐 놓고서는 멀리서 방송을 송출했고, 한강철교를 폭파했습니다. 다리를 건너고 있던 수 백 명의 한국인들이 사망했습니다.

우리는 정부가 국민을 죽일 수 있다는 선례를 갖고 있습니다. 핵미사일이 아니라 정부가 말입니다.

사람들이 지금 우려하는 것 : 한국 정부가 일본의 보통국가화 지지를 위해 기회를 이용한 것이라는 의혹.

이 와중에 우파들이 하고 있는 것 : 앞 정권은 위협 앞에서 아무 것도 안 하고 '종전'만 말했다!!

아닙니다. 평화가 옳습니다. 평화보다 전쟁이 좋다고 한 멍청이들이 오늘의 웃지 못 할 상황을 만들었습니다. 세계인 여러분. 사람이라면 평화를 바라십시오.

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

South Korea is a yellow's main live country. The thing that a movie starring a black is a cause for outrage in such a country shows how much the average in this society empowers racists. There are so many things you can't say without thinking, "This is okay," but in this case. A "critic" wrote a review about "feeling scrubbing a grimy fish pot" It's ridiculous that people can make a living from writing like this, and it's ridiculous that media outlets publish it. Even the people who saying "I'm not saying disgusting her because she's black" are saying "she's ugly and I don't like her". It's just horrible and terrible.

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

All universal religions eventually look to the same place. It's Buddha Day. I remind that there is a Buddha in all of us, and that there is a Jesus and a Yahweh and an Allah in all of us.

"Namu Amitabha Buddha Kuan Yin Bodhisattva" - standing on the axis of a zero but non-null worldview.

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

Last Tuesday, students at the school I teach at asked me, "Are you going to come to the festival on Friday?" and I replied that I was too far away to come back here on a non-teaching day. But...

It's Thursday, and I'm thinking about that comment and feeling down. I'm sorry students, I have to teach at another school on Friday. Have fun, I'm going to work...

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

The Itaewon tragedy, why I couldn't cut my hair

My hair, now tied up.

barbershop I often-going was in my neighborhood.

He was cutting my hair one day,

I saw (on TV) the survivors of the Itaewon tragedy coming out and protesting.

And he was talk rot :

"Oh, those assholes,

They do that cause got paid from the Democrats, aren't they?"

At that moment, I was disgusted.

I think I can't go here anymore.

Takes time to find the right place to get it hair cut well.

And it's been a long time since I've found one.

I let it be, and it got out of control, so I tied it up.

So when I look at my hair, it reminds me of the Itaewon tragedy.

But even at this moment, 200 days later.

the Seoul Metropolitan Government and Yoon Seok-yeol's government are still preventing us from repairing the memorial space.

How the hell are they going to pay back this karma going this far?

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SEO CHANHWE 서찬휘
Posted 1 year ago

line up kids order by score for prevent to decline in grades? Seriously?

A day ago, I posted a video criticizing the Seoul Metropolitan Assembly's decision to elementary school students to compete again for lining up order by socre the decline in grades caused by COVID-19. Then, When I waken, hang reply at my clip from someone who goes by the name of 'ddilbbakheyonmin'. His ID's 'ddilbbak' mean 'foolish' in Korean slang. Unfortunately, his name is really apt.

The replier wrote the following. 1) How are you going to make them want to study other than through competition 2) Kids need to LEARN on their own, and parents need to RUN their kids learn on their own 3) What more should the state do for them 4) You can't even come up with an alternative. I sincerely hope this person doesn't have children, and if she doesn't already, I hope she can't have children, and the reason is simple ; It's abusive to a child. Do you want kids to 'compete' in elementary school, really?

Lining up and ranking competitions tells you nothing, except that you have to somehow get a better score, and that you have to get to the top university (which is a ridiculous standard) no matter how much money you spend, because that's what studying is all about: creating a score monster. The essence of the problem now is that the city council of a place that is supposed to be the capital of a country has made an "ordinance" that says you have to do that in elementary school.

The right loves competition, but it's a declaration of the overwhelming dominance of those with money and power. The most pitiful are the people who don't have money and agree with the argument - but they have the delusion that they belive "I'm not on the bottom of pyramid, I'm above on many people"

Even now, middle and high school kids' many parents are spending 3,000 thousand won a month on cram school. If scores are prioritized, you have to make them go to multiple cram school from elementary school to keep up. Of course, there are many people in Korea who raise their kids that way. Daechi-dong in Seoul is a proud - fuck - agglomeration of such desires, a vicious ecosystem created by the parents who put their kids through that kind of life and the sausage factory workers who make a living off of them. Many parents hoping their village became another Daechi-dong, and hoping thrust their kids in it. Speaking of which, here's a music video for them : Pink Floyd's "THE WALL".

Some may declare that they will live that way. Even Some believe that grades and college plaques alone can define human quality. Look at Yun Seok-yeol, the president of this country, who nine-failed a state law examination to become a prosecutor by all means and achieve fame and power. Most people can't last that long; those with the means to do so can. That's why we can't ask everyone to live that life, and that's why we shouldn't, and that's why the state shouldn't encourage it.

The alternative is not to create something like Yoon Seok-yul, a victim of competitive education who took 9th grade to become a prosecutor. At least let kids study for what they want to do, not for marks! That's what national and local governments are supposed to do, not line them up. There's a lot of things to study in the world! But All you need is kids' compete for university or college? That's grinding parent's life to make a score monster. I'm a dad, but I don't want to have to change my life to live only for my child. I don't want to be the protagonist of a sad play that leaves my child saying, "I lived only for you".

So I'm against that life. I don't have that kind of money. I don't have that kind of time. Wow, You said, kid's learning should parents' on thir own? You said also, Why put off each one to country's role? I don't have that kind of money. I don't have that kind of time, too. You're not? OK. But As someone who was educated in the 1980s and '90s, I can't agree with the idea that Our kids should have that kind of education. That's not "public education".

By the way, I'd rather this person be a part time national information institution's replier. I understand if he's getting paid to do this, but it makes me very sad to think he's spouting this crap for free. Look at the language. Why is it that every time these people say something, it always boils down to "what more does the country need to do?" Why do they act like they're the state itself? The state and the government are there for everyone, not you, and you're not above the people. The Rights are always standing on delusion about indentify with country themseves ; So Real Powerman is smile on VIP room.

People don't want to have baby because these assholes are running amok. The declining birthrate's reason isn't other : people who don't know why there's a "public" in front of public education.

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It's really dangerous to put the "whataboutism" frame anywhere. It ignores the context itself, which is clearly asymmetrical in every composition.

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