I'm watching a documentary about Jews on YouTube. One of the great characteristics of their education or culture is that they actively ask questions and communicate.

And one of the thoughts that come to mind is the general characteristics of Korean society. Many Koreans have more faith than they think, and they often reject people who are different from themselves. Rather than asking precise questions and communicating with each other, there are cases where it is not even possible to confirm the fact that people talk to each other and make their own decisions. So even the question is often uncomfortable.

I hope that Korea will become a society where open-minded people can live well.

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