Thank you so much. As a foreigner living in Korea and being into tech many things have been difficult. I truly want Korea to be one of the leaders in the world when it comes to tech but so many of the practices by the government, large corporations and the general public will keep Korea from realizing that goal. Why doesn’t the Korean government realize that for Korea to lead it must allow Korea to be open to competition. This competition has so many benefits for the general public and Korea’s future in general.
The problem I have found is that when I start talking to Koreans about this they start to look like deer in headlights. They either don’t understand or don’t care.
I read some of the posts and I think it is a great blog. Are you paying attention to my yummy category I have read a good joke in internet Why do bicycles fall over? Because they are two-tired.
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#1 by Fancy Pants at October 7th, 2008
Thank you so much. As a foreigner living in Korea and being into tech many things have been difficult. I truly want Korea to be one of the leaders in the world when it comes to tech but so many of the practices by the government, large corporations and the general public will keep Korea from realizing that goal. Why doesn’t the Korean government realize that for Korea to lead it must allow Korea to be open to competition. This competition has so many benefits for the general public and Korea’s future in general.
The problem I have found is that when I start talking to Koreans about this they start to look like deer in headlights. They either don’t understand or don’t care.
#2 by Wartrihoorn at November 2nd, 2008
I read some of the posts and I think it is a great blog. Are you paying attention to my yummy category I have read a good joke in internet
Why do bicycles fall over? Because they are two-tired.