Grotesque and Charisma/Heisenberg

In my youth, two strange people applied to the workplace I managed. One person had a ponytail, and he said he had studied Eastern philosophy. However, he was immersed in the narcissism of being a person he realized, so he acted as a superior to everyone. One person is a person who writes, but he was confusing many people with his eloquence that was not logical and practical. One day, the person who wrote disappeared after buying change from his co-workers.

 

At that time, many of my co-workers studied for the bar exam or the administrative exam, and sometimes they passed and quit their job. However, I had to suffer from the vertical sensitivity of my colleagues who were studying for the exam the whole time. They often confused the workplace because they were in an inappropriate workplace even though they were incredible people. In the end, I had to close my workplace despite the regrets of my good colleagues. The experience at that time greatly helped me recognize the problems in Korean society. Since that day, I have searched for a workplace where I can realize due diligence and responsibility.

 

After all these years, Korean politics still seemed to be sinning a lot over thoughts, words, and misconduct, unable to shake off the degeneracy of my small workplace where I  worked as a young man. The people and I deserve and have criticized prosecutors-turned-politicians and grotesque people around them. Now that I see it, I think there are 90,002 reasons to be criticized. (90,002 words have the same pronunciation as quitting in Korean.)

The following is a conversation between Heisenberg and Carl Friedrich, who were talking about the atomic bomb being promoted by the government at the peak of Hitler's Nachi government.

 

[So you're not counting the possibility that Hitler will win?]

 

[To be honest, I have quite contradictory feelings. Not one person, including my father, who I know well can make political decisions (his father was the deputy foreign minister at the time) believes Hitler can win the war. They just regard Hitler as a fool and a criminal who had to put an unfortunate end to him,

 

- Omitted in the middle -

 

I think that since 1933, experienced, liberal, conservative Hitler critics have turned a blind eye to something crucial about him: the basis of his mental power that grabs everyone.]

 

- [Part and whole] by Werner Karl Heisenberg -

 

It seems like the world has changed too much now to try to gain power with strange conviction. I think Koreans have too high an education level to be manipulated by the masses. Koreans are more so than Chinese or Japanese. Not just prosecution-turned-politicians but all those who want to do politics should make modest efforts for due diligence and utilitarian judgment.

 

A funny story

 

One day, Xiao Zheng asked the astronomy doctor how many stars there were in the sky. The doctor replied that he was not sure.

The next day, Xiao Zheng asked the astronomy doctor how many stars there were in the sky. The doctor also said he did not know.

The next day, Xiao Zheng asked the same question. The doctor gave the same answer.

The next day, when Sao-jung asked the same question again, the doctor responded angrily.

"Stop it!" (Korean pronunciation is K MAN DUGEA, which is similar to the number 90,002 in Korean.)

Shao-jung said.

"Oh, it's 90002"