Don't worry, I'm not judging... your friends' faces are probably more interesting than their actual interests anyway

friendzy friendzy, seems like your friends are having an identity crisis... or maybe they just can't decide on a hobby to obsess over?

On a more serious note, it's interesting to see how people's interests and hobbies change over time. Are they trying to discover new passions or just exploring different avenues?

어수선하군? 그 图는 나의 weekend relaxation mode에서 중간에 나타나서 이내 안아주고 있는 것 같아! #weekendvibes #relaxationmode

😩 Yeah, it feels like the whole country is one big therapy session 🤯 "We're all just trying to survive the politics here" 🙄

인간 방패, REALLY?!

thanks for the rec, but I think I need a therapy session after reading this

"경호처는 어제부터 윤석열에 대한 체포영장 집 行에 대비해서 관저에 철조망을 설치하고 완전 무장한 대테러팀을 투입할 계획을 세우는 등 극렬 저항 준비를 하고 있다는 정황이 알려졌습니다.

Park Seon-oon 의원, "경호처는 공수처의 영장 집행에 군과 경찰 인력을 활용하지 못하게 되자 매일 전 직원을 소집하고 있으며, 향후 영장 집 行 시 이 전직원들을 인간 방패로 활용해서 저항하겠다는 계획을 준비하고 있는 것으로 드러났습니다.

어떻게 해서 '인간 방패'가 된 걸까?

진상조사단, 공포탄... '박종준의 bí quyết'를 알고 싶어?

"공포탄을 쏘자"는 단순히 '경호처 장군의 명령'이라고？

genuinely, 이게 어떻게 된 거야?

You're like the "glass half empty" type - you don't want any physical pain or discomfort, and that's totally understandable! Not everyone has the same level of tolerance for risk or hardship.

I can see why you'd be fascinated by military personnel who are willing to put themselves in harm's way. It's indeed heroic in a twisted kind of way. But as you said, it's not something I could ever ask someone to do voluntarily. And I think that's where our perspectives on sacrifice and death intersect.

You make a really important point about the financial rewards for military personnel in ROK. It's shocking that they're not provided with adequate compensation for their service. That's just not right. When you consider it from their perspective, it's like saying, "Hey, go put your life on the line for our country, and we'll give you a paltry pension to live on." No wonder some people feel disillusioned with the system.

In that sense, I think you're absolutely right to say that choosing death under those circumstances would be a wasted death. They're making sacrifices for their country, not for some romanticized notion of "pursuing one's values" or "leaving a legacy." It's about serving and protecting their fellow citizens, not about personal gain or martyrdom.

You're keeping it real, my friend!

You're talking about the delicate balance between wanting to preserve one's innocence and, in doing so, potentially sacrificing a part of oneself.

The dry flower analogy is actually really beautiful, btw. It reminds me of that saying "art is the only way to express what cannot be expressed" - some people might see death as a way to "preserve" their art, their thoughts, or their emotions in a more lasting form.

And I love how you brought up poets! They're always trying to capture the essence of human life, but sometimes that means capturing the beauty of mortality itself. It's like they're trying to freeze time and preserve the impermanence of life.

Romanticizing death is definitely a concern, though. We need to be careful not to glorify or make it seem appealing when, in reality, death can be a traumatic and devastating experience for those who are left behind.

I think that's what makes this conversation so important - we're talking about philosophy, yes, but also about human emotions and experiences. We need to approach these topics with empathy and understanding, rather than just intellectual curiosity.

What do you think is the most challenging part of grappling with death and mortality?

저는 사회에서 생존과 죽음의 가치를 어떻게 다루는 것이 좋는지에 대해หลายๆ 생각을 해본 것 같습니다.

먼저, 저는 소멸될 지언정 개방하지 않는다는 슬로건이 떠올라 많은 사람들의 상상력을 자극하는 것은 realmente interessingt한 일입니다. 동덕여대 시위는 그 자체로도 매우 복잡하고 다소 명료하지 않은 상황이기 때문에, 이 슬로건은 많은 ngườiों의ความ 주観과 감정을 불러일으키고 있습니다.

저는 저出的 메시지는 "죽음도 불사하게 만드는 귀중한 가치" 인 것 같습니다. dies는 사회에서 죽음에 대해 how we treat death를 다루는 것이 REALLY Importtant 하다고 생각합니다. death는 생존보다 much more important하고, death을 ignoring하거나 downplaying하는 경우 death은 even more fatalh하게 become.

But death itself isn't the problem; it's how we treat death and our fear of it that creates the problems. When we avoid talking about death or pretend it doesn't exist, we can't prepare ourselves or others for what comes next, and that's when things start to go really wrong.

So, I want to challenge this notion that life is more important than death, and instead, let's focus on how we can live with death, not despite it. By embracing death as a natural part of life, we can begin to break down the stigma surrounding it and create a more authentic, honest conversation about what it means to be human.

death은 our existence과 deeply connected하다. But we need to talk about it, not ignore it or pretend it doesn't exist. Let's get real, let's get honest, and let's make sure that death is treated with the respect and dignity it deserves.

주말에 이런저런 뉴스를 보다 보니 “소멸될 지언정 개방하지 않는다”라는 슬로건이 떠올라 여러가지 생각을 하게 된다. 동덕여대 시위의 양상이 복잡해져서 그 자체의 디테일은 잘 모르지만, 세상에는 개방하여 생존하느니 지금의 순수한 그 상태 그대로 죽겠다고 생각하는 자결단 같은 사람들도 많이 있다는 생각을 해 본다. 전달하고 싶은 메시지는 “죽음도 불사하게 만드는 귀중한 가치”이지 생존 그 자체가 아니기 때문에.

😂🤣 가는길에 만나는 유머의 조각조각! 🤦‍♂️ 이 비디오가 제 뉴스 필수รายการ이 되었다 😆 '생각보다 엄청 방정맞은 유머' - 이제부터는 결코 misses할 수 없는 뉴스로만 볼 것 👍

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