I keep expressing the character of the current government as grotesque. There is no feeling of being particularly good or bad. It's just confusing. No matter how much I analyze it, there is a side that cannot be explained by the worldview that exists in the modern world.
The prosecution's intransigence or religion intransigence can be explained from a sociological point of view. However, the problematic state administration and the incomprehensible behavior of grotesque figures are pre-modern before science and philosophy developed. In a modern country with per capita income of 30,000 dollars, it has an atypical form that confuses all citizens.
If it gets a little worse, I feel like there will be a revelation by the leader that everyone prays, drinks poison, and self-determination toward the world of heaven.
I also believe that there is an urgent need to improve national education. I experienced how confusing it is for people who have only studied hard and have acquired knowledge in both judicial and administrative fields. In the past, there was a little less sense of crisis when a president who had no political philosophy and was not utilitarian merged with religion to confuse the country. At that time, I pathologically disliked the cunning of such characters, but it was comforting to be able to understand the problems.
From the perspective of the people as a whole and the country as a whole, I think that progress and conservatism have their own strengths and weaknesses, so they should exist together. And I think it's better not to have an overly biased perspective. I think that only then can we purely approach our national goals. However, from now on, I think conservatives should pay attention to character verification. Otherwise, there is a possibility of a destructive result in the form of stairs.
President Park Chung-hee and President Roh Moo Hyun, from the perspective of the Korean people, I respected them very much. I thought they were the most sincere, responsible, and able to truly stand on the side of the lowest class like me. And they are leaders who worked hard on economic and political modernization. These two are the criteria from my perspective on the president.
In the Middle Ages, Western Europe had a strong religious worldview, so an abstract worldview was strong, and there was no causal worldview. That is to say, the real world and the world of heaven were separated, so people did not think much about the problems of reality, nor were they fed up with responsibility. As a result, the world itself was a world of corruption and fraud. For example, the Middle Ages allowed people to live comfortably without being held accountable if they committed a crime, prayed, repented, and received a sin.
However, from Newton's time, the world became absolute and the causes and effects became clear. A time of confusion came when God intervened. And the world brightened up. Soon after, the Enlightenment of England and France began.
- [ BILDING ] BY DIETRICH SCHWANITZ -
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The Korean people need to live politically modernized lives.
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