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			<title><![CDATA[From untact to all tact, from on line to all line]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[The Spanish flu first broke out in Chicago in 1918 and swept the world for about two years, claiming the lives of nearly 100 million people. In the 14th century, it was the worst pandemic in the world, causing far more deaths than the plague that swept across Europe. Even after the Spanish flu subsided somewhat, nearly 600 million additional people were infected, which is a surprising number since the world population at that time was 1.6 billion.
This pandemic has dramatically changed the world's tides. Some analyzes say that World War I was over - and of course it wasn't just because of the Spanish flu - that it helped the Nazis and Hitler, the main causes of World War II, come to power, and there are also studies that it influenced the March 1st Movement in Korea. have. At that time, 7.5 million people, or 40% of the Joseon population, were infected and the death toll reached 140,000. I can't say it's very accurate, but it's something I agree with.

However, what really changed with the Spanish flu was a drastic change in the existing world economic order. The hegemony of the world economy was held by Britain. However, due to the potato famine that struck England around 1860, the remarkable economic growth of the United States, fertilization of the land, the development of agriculture, and the laying of a foothold for industrialization through export of grains, the world economic hegemony is slowly passing from Britain to the United States. it was However, as the Spanish flu hit the world during World War I, the axis of the economy shifted completely to the United States, which became the center of capital-intensive industries. In fact, the United States became a foothold for hegemony in the global economy.

The important thing to note here is that, as we all know, America is a country of immigrants. The United States is basically a country of openness and openness. From the time the independent nation of the United States was created through the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, in the process of seizing the hegemony of the world economy and maintaining the position of the world's only one-tower hegemon for over 100 years, the mistakes made in the process are indescribably numerous. . In addition, many countries fought fiercely while trying to usurp this supremacy. Imperialist countries such as Germany, Russia, and Japan all challenged this hegemony with curiosity, but the United States never gave up. Recently, China is strongly challenging the hegemony of the United States with China Money, the Belt and Road New Silk Road strategy, and massive military investment, but it is still not the best opponent in many ways. The biggest reason is the difference between 'open' and 'closed'.

China is a completely closed country. Since it is a country built on the ideology of communism - it is not about the entire history of China - it is completely closed through a totalitarian system. Being closed seems to provide protection, but in fact, it is a state of isolation where nothing is acceptable. The characteristic of closure is not protection, but that life force does not flow in. It has to be open so it can flow in and out again. Like in-breath and ex-breath. Life force can then arise.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 11 Nov 2022 10:46:23 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Dams exist to contain, not to contain.]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Not to be humble, I'm not personally mature. So I make a lot of mistakes and often regret it. With such repetition, it has become a habit for me to create a structure to prevent human error, or to be more precise, to minimize mistakes. The structure is so novel that it is not easy and laborious to make, but once it is properly made, it becomes a living organism that can expect not only prevention and recovery, but also various benefits from the infrastructure naturally generated through this structure. It has been thought that making such a living structure properly is essential to make a sustainable company. I've been worrying about this as much as I made a mistake and regretted it, so it's clear that I've done it a lot.
Structure in a company is not just a simple system. The internal environment, external environment, related infrastructure, derivative elements, vision containing the future, as well as responses to various risks should be reflected in this structure. If you make a proper structure in the beginning, you only need to pay attention to continuous maintenance after that. However, if there is a structural problem in the early stages, it will not survive no matter how much tinkering is done. In the end, things happen that have no choice but to collapse or collapse.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 08 Nov 2022 15:40:25 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Assets that rise above the flow]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Gone are the days when statistics were the answer. In the meantime, statistics have been a basic criterion for determining the direction we should go. It wasn't long ago that statistics talked about the duck that lays the golden eggs. However, we have entered an era of chaos where everything is uncertain, and it turns out that statistics cannot cover all variables. Now is the age of insight, insight and intuition. The time has come when this ability becomes an asset. Insight is the highest level of knowledge. And the good news is that this insight can be attained to a certain level with training. If you add the secret code of creation to this trained insight, you get 100% insight. These creative insights are always 100% accurate. But even if I have 100% insight, if I do nothing, nothing is created. Yes. It's about making money with this ability. It's about increasing your assets. It is about becoming a citizen with assets.

As the 4th industrial revolution is in full swing and the spread of blockchain has entered the digital economy era in earnest, the way of looking at assets and ways of multiplying assets has been diversified. With the advent of the MZ generation, the art market also has a high speed at a slow flow rate. But we don't call velocity flow, fluidity. In order for this speed to be transformed into the energy of an asset, it is the flow that is absolutely necessary. Only when liquidity gets up to this speed is it an asset that has an impact on life.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 08 Nov 2022 15:39:51 +0000</pubDate>
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