If you dig into the U.S. conservatives, you will find Ayn Rand without fail, but

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If you dig into the U.S. conservatives, you will find Ayn Rand without fail, but why do you have fortune tellers or pseudo-pastors if you dig into the Korean conservatives?

I don't think Einland provides a great philosophical foundation, but at least it's not a perforation, and no big person reads Einland and goes around with a 王 on their palm.

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It's a very obvious conclusion, but I think it's a matter of entrance examination education. It makes you think nothing other than studying to score points at the time when accidents are formed, so you have no problem performing your job function.

However, society's elite is not a person who solves a given problem. You must be able to discover for yourself what the problem is. In order to be able to think about such concerns later, a framework for philosophical thinking must be established, and in fact, only religious institutions provide similarities while growing up in Korea.

However, a short-term course is a shamanistic belief for those who only go to a study room without going to an established religion. It is a very easy framework for people to see the world. It is also a shamanistic belief that gives the correct answer as if it were in the workbook.

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A few days ago, some people said that shamanism is the average culture of middle-aged men in Korea, but I think that's the average. People who come into Facebook are not the average.

Today's fortune in Hankyoreh shows how many of Korea's middle and old people like shamanism. There are so many people looking for it that they can't throw it away, not other newspapers. If I throw away today's fortune from Hankyoreh, I can withdraw my argument.

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Those who try to read today's fortune while teasing Yoon Suk Yeol and Ansan Baby Bodhisattva? I only trust half of them. They will go up to an incompetent position like a Yoon Suk Yeol and go to the Bodhisattva and ask if they are in a hurry.

It's not a personal attack on today's fortune-tellers, it's just that I don't have trust in the whole group.