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00:00:00Hello friends, yeah, welcome to Friday Night Live on Clear episode 213.5, yeah, so, I
00:00:20mean, Bible, Christian Bible, like Old Testament, New Testament, the Christian Bible, okay,
00:00:25so, in both Old and New Testaments, okay, so, King Solomon said in Book of Ecclesiastes,
00:00:33there's nothing new under the sun. I disagree. He, King Solomon wrote that book, Book of Ecclesiastes,
00:00:43when he's old, and the tone of that book is very, he's very depressed. Why? I think because
00:00:53he didn't do exercise and diet, okay, so, he was old when he wrote that book, he's very cynical,
00:01:02cynicism, and I disagree with that, but not everybody aged badly like that, okay, some people
00:01:09age gracefully, okay, but he kind of aged badly, I think, King Solomon, okay, so, when he wrote
00:01:16that book, he was so depressed, that everything is in vain, he's just suffering from mental illness,
00:01:22and depression, okay, mental case, okay, so, yeah, some mathematicians, not all, but some
00:01:33mathematicians, maybe most of them, may think that, okay, if, for past 2,000 years, if nobody
00:01:44discovered constant time algorithm to find greatest common divisor, and they may conclude
00:01:53that maybe then it's impossible, well, I don't see it that way. Why? Because I'm arrogant. I think
00:02:06I think I'm better than all those mathematicians that existed past 2,000 years, and I'm serious. I think
00:02:13I'm better mathematicians than they are. I think I'm smarter than they are. So, that's my attitude in
00:02:20mathematics, okay? So, no wonder other mathematicians do not like me very much. Basically, I'm saying, me,
00:02:33honkily, I'm better than you, other mathematicians, okay? But, don't get me wrong, okay? There are some good
00:02:40mathematicians out there, and some of my friends, I would say, amateur mathematicians, too. That's great, yeah.
00:02:52Sometimes they find some errors in my papers. That's fantastic. I'm glad that they're better than me, in many ways.
00:03:00Even in mathematics, okay? I'm glad, okay? Yeah, that's great. But, what I'm saying is that the fact that other people
00:03:13didn't discover this concept, I mean, this suppose algorithm, it does not mean they don't exist, because we can do better than they did.
00:03:27Yeah, we can be smarter than they are. Okay? Yeah.
00:03:32I'm not an idolater. I'm an iconoclast, okay? They may think that, oh, it's Gauss, Euler. Oh, we cannot be better than Euler or Gauss. I disagree. They're only humans.
00:03:56Okay? I mean, constant time co-primality testing. Euler did not find it. Gauss did not find it. I did. Well, we did together here, okay? About two weeks ago. For 2,000 years, even more than that.
00:04:21Anti-human history.
00:04:25Nobody found it before we did. Constant time algorithm, actually formula for co-primality testing. We found it, okay? Yeah.
00:04:39We found it, okay? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I didn't prove it yet, but proving, that's later, and it won't be difficult at all, okay? Yeah. We'll do 4,000 proof later, okay?
00:04:51Because we are up to something more important than that, okay?
00:05:03Constant time algorithm for create common deviser, okay?
00:05:07Okay, cheers.
00:05:13Okay, now let's take 5 minutes break, and yeah, sure, let's go to the sound.
00:05:16Yeah.
00:05:18Yeah.
00:05:19Yeah, it's too much. Honkily's birthday weekend, sure, sure, sure.
00:05:23Birthday weekend special, yeah, past three, sure, sure.
00:05:27Yeah.
00:05:28Yeah.
00:05:29Yeah, 5 minutes break, thank you.
00:05:34Oh, yeah.
00:05:36Open.
00:05:38Open.
00:05:40Yeah.
00:05:42Open.
00:05:43Open.
00:06:13Open.
00:06:43Open.
00:07:13Open.
00:09:52Sure.
00:10:12Very healthy.
00:10:13Oh, yeah.
00:10:14Yeah.
00:10:15Socialization, it is mandatory.
00:10:16Right?
00:10:17Yeah.
00:10:18that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, we don't want to do mathematics all the time. I'm not
00:10:39satisfied with this hairstyle. Okay, so let me redo it.
00:10:48Okay. Oh, bad off, yeah.
00:11:13Okay.
00:11:14Okay. Adjusting the cushions. Okay. Fantastic.
00:11:41Hello, friends. Yeah, welcome to Friday Night Live-A-Thunk Lee, episode number 213.5. Yeah,
00:12:02happy Sunday evening. Yeah. So, good evening. Yeah. So, like, welcome. Good evening. Yeah.
00:12:20Good times, right? Yeah. So, we did some mathematics in the daily motion. Yeah. About one hour.
00:12:32Cheers. Yeah. Yeah, in the project of looking for the constant time algorithm or formula for
00:12:46greatest common divisor. Okay. So, it's, yeah, we're making some progress there. Okay. So,
00:12:53we're not there yet. Okay. So, yeah. Yeah. But, yeah. Cheers.
00:13:03Yeah. So, it's Honky Lee's, uh, 47th birthday weekend. Yeah, sure. Part 3. Birthday weekend special. Sure,
00:13:17sure. Uh, let me clean these eyeglasses. Okay. So, yeah.
00:13:25Hello. Yeah. Welcome, welcome. Uh, good evening.
00:13:54Give it to me. Yeah, yeah, you have to be Azure popular. Okay. Otherwise, I have to let
00:14:04you go. Okay. Yeah. Uh, young eyes in school and we have rules and we enforced rules here. Okay.
00:14:21Okay. Yeah.
00:14:41Now, you have to be as your preparer, okay? Yeah.
00:14:51Yep.
00:14:57Yeah.
00:15:03Mm-hmm.
00:15:06Yeah.
00:15:11Welcome, welcome. And let's see.
00:15:15Yeah, I have to let you go, okay?
00:15:23To distract him, okay?
00:15:25Yeah.
00:15:26Yeah.
00:15:28And let's see.
00:15:39Uh-huh.
00:15:43Welcome. Good evening.
00:15:44Good evening.
00:15:45Yeah. Good evening.
00:15:46Yeah.
00:15:50And, uh, yeah, let's get back to the childhood story. Sure, sure.
00:15:55So, yesterday we, I talked about me being bullied in middle school, seventh grade.
00:16:02It's not a big deal, really, okay? So, uh, it's part of the Spartan education system back in the days in South Korea.
00:16:13Well, yeah, uh, educated to be tough, rough and tough and strong, okay?
00:16:19Yeah, sure, sure. I became stronger person.
00:16:22Yes, because I was bullied, okay? Because I went back to Taekwondo school and learned martial arts, okay?
00:16:28So, that, that's great. I'm glad it happened there, okay? Yeah.
00:16:36Because as a result, I became a stronger person.
00:16:39Became more serious about religion, my study, also martial arts, and became a better person out of that, okay?
00:16:46Yeah, so, it's a good, uh, it's a good purpose, okay? Yeah, bullism, okay? Sure, sure, sure, sure.
00:16:55Yeah, kind of like ancient Greece, Spartan system, okay? Yeah.
00:17:02But don't bully other people, okay? Because that's immoral, unethical, and also, strictly speaking, it's illegal, too.
00:17:11Okay? Yeah.
00:17:13Okay.
00:17:14Bullism is illegal, it's called harassment, or
00:17:18battery. Assault.
00:17:20It's not
00:17:26good, um, people should not bully other people, Okay?
00:17:29Because that's
00:17:31immoral, unethical, also illegal, okay?
00:17:34Okay, okay, okay, but yeah, I did benefit from being bullied.
00:17:43Okay, I became a better person as a result.
00:17:47Okay, that's a fact.
00:17:53Okay, yeah.
00:17:56Yeah, I'm glad it happened to me.
00:18:00Okay.
00:18:02Yeah, looking at more positive side of things.
00:18:06Right?
00:18:08Yeah.
00:18:10We are optimists, okay.
00:18:12Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher.
00:18:15He's known for his pessimism.
00:18:18But I like him because he's a good writer and he knows about genius.
00:18:24What it means to be a genius.
00:18:26And creativity is a good writer, Arthur Schopenhauer, okay.
00:18:30But I do not like his pessimism.
00:18:32That's something I disagree with.
00:18:34Okay?
00:18:36Yeah.
00:18:37Everybody has good and bad, right?
00:18:39Yeah.
00:18:40Arthur Schopenhauer has good and bad.
00:18:42Okay.
00:18:43If you are interested in Arthur Schopenhauer, reading his books, take it with grain of salt.
00:18:51When you read the Quran, when you read the Bible, Upanishad, Rig Veda, or Shakespeare, whatever, okay.
00:19:03Read it with grain of salt.
00:19:06Be a critical reader.
00:19:09Don't take everything that they have to say.
00:19:13Honkily, same thing.
00:19:15I write novels, essays.
00:19:17Papers.
00:19:18I can't read papers, okay.
00:19:20Yeah.
00:19:21Read Honkily's writings with grain of salt.
00:19:24There are some goods and bad things in there, too.
00:19:27People are people.
00:19:28We are only humans, okay.
00:19:29Nobody is perfect, okay.
00:19:31But we evolve, we become better, generation after generation.
00:19:37Evolution concept in humanology.
00:19:39Welcome to humanology school, okay?
00:19:45Now let's take five minutes prior, okay?
00:19:48And then I continue narrating the kind of coming of age.
00:19:56No longer child anymore, now a teenager.
00:20:01So seventh year, middle school, when I was like 13.
00:20:07Yeah, I was bullied.
00:20:08That's fine.
00:20:09But Korean middle school, three years.
00:20:12Korean high school, three years.
00:20:13Okay, so now we are talking about Honkily's teenagerhood.
00:20:18Like coming of age story.
00:20:20Sure, sure.
00:20:21We can do that, okay?
00:20:22Welcome.
00:20:23Good evening.
00:20:24Yeah, let's take five minutes prior, okay?
00:20:25Yeah.
00:20:26Then I tell you my eighth grade story.
00:20:30Second year in Korean middle school.
00:20:32Okay?
00:20:33Sure, sure.
00:20:34That was nice one, okay?
00:20:36Yeah.
00:20:37No more Buddhism, okay?
00:20:38Because I got back to Taekwondo and stuff, okay?
00:20:42Okay?
00:20:43Welcome.
00:20:44Yeah, Mighty Proud Future Leaders.
00:20:45Yeah, five minutes prior.
00:20:46Okay?
00:20:47Yeah, thank you.
00:20:48Yeah, Martial Arts, Education College.
00:20:50Okay?
00:20:51Yeah.
00:20:52Oh, yeah.
00:20:53Mm-hmm.
00:20:54Yeah, be strong, okay?
00:20:55Yeah.
00:20:56Oh, I mean, Teddy Bear is very nice, okay?
00:20:59Yeah.
00:21:00Be strong, okay?
00:21:01Yeah.
00:21:02Martial Arts, okay?
00:21:03Yeah.
00:21:04Thank you, thank you.
00:21:05Yeah.
00:21:06As I Was.
00:21:07I was proud of you, Tony Doors.
00:21:08Five minutes.
00:21:09My stars, education and college development.
00:21:11Okay?
00:22:44Okay.
00:22:59welcome welcome oh yes so eighth grade the second year in Korea middle school
00:23:15right yeah it's nice one actually okay so yeah and though the second year in
00:23:27middle school is it was a lot easier than first year middle school okay no more
00:23:32Buddhism because I got back to Taekwondo learning martial getting back to
00:23:38martial arts and so yeah nobody messes with me okay yeah so school year yeah
00:23:52like spring semester fourth semester right and first semester in eighth grade
00:23:59second year in Korean middle school Seoul Pampo Gangnam South River okay yeah it was
00:24:10nice but in the second semester eighth grade I that's when I started to study
00:24:16seriously because I learned about what's called science high school special
00:24:29purpose high school okay I wanted to get in there
00:24:36it's elitist school very elitist you have to take some entrance exam to get into
00:24:42that those kind of high school okay so okay yeah
00:24:50highly selective so I learned about it okay because I like science yeah so let's study
00:25:03and my parents and my parents supported me in the venue that adventure right so my parents funded this extra education with their money okay so
00:25:21uh okay yeah it's like uh school after school
00:25:29uh okay it's like uh school after school
00:25:31hot one okay okay is that like public school okay middle school but hot one is like privately funded by our parents okay so because I belong to upper middle class okay my parents both worked and then uh they were funded that uh
00:25:49uh have one that's like uh smaller class uh it's like school after school okay like
00:25:57private school after public school so that means weekday nights and weekends
00:26:07okay yeah
00:26:08okay smaller class okay smaller class okay uh uh public school in south korea back then about 50 students in a classroom okay but uh private school after public school hagwon uh about uh 10 students per class okay
00:26:29yeah
00:26:33hmm
00:26:38yeah
00:26:43and it was nice
00:26:47okay yeah
00:26:50and in that hot one like private school after public school like weekday nights and weekends uh
00:26:59we are very good students
00:27:01and our parents
00:27:04and our parents are our upper middle class
00:27:07we they're paying for it our extra education
00:27:12so we are already like kind of selected elites
00:27:15or
00:27:17yeah
00:27:19okay
00:27:20so uh higher quality education
00:27:22because we are there
00:27:29because we are there
00:27:30because we enjoy studying
00:27:31because we are there because we enjoy studying
00:27:34like
00:27:34like
00:27:34science
00:27:37mathematics
00:27:39english language
00:27:40or
00:27:40or
00:27:40okay yeah
00:27:41yeah that was the focus yeah
00:27:44yeah uh korean literature too
00:27:46okay so uh we are there because we enjoy studying and we are good at it
00:27:51and our parents we have they will offer middle class
00:27:54they have some extra
00:27:57disposable income and they invested on our education
00:28:00they paid for it
00:28:01okay
00:28:04okay
00:28:05yeah so yeah it's like a very streamlined process
00:28:09but public school there are people from everywhere
00:28:13including like
00:28:14law
00:28:17middle class
00:28:18the or some other people the students mandatory education public schools so
00:28:24yeah many of them don't even want to study they don't want to be there you know
00:28:30but in private
00:28:33school after public school weekday nights weekends
00:28:39we were very motivated to study
00:28:44okay and also smaller class so it worked really well to further our education
00:28:51that's how it was back then in 1990s so south korea okay uh not just so
00:29:02south korea in general 1990s okay i don't know about now okay
00:29:10but right now i'm in alaska america and
00:29:13i don't even know how education system works in america because i don't have any system
00:29:19okay
00:29:22all i can tell is about education is from my experience
00:29:27when i was in school
00:29:31yeah
00:29:33so welcome to human art school okay yeah interesting stories right yeah
00:29:37mighty proud future leaders yeah major arts as continuing education continuing career development
00:29:42okay and education it does not happen have to happen in school
00:29:46so look uh i'm not in school i i still study mathematics okay i'll show you around
00:29:54yeah
00:29:57yeah i continue to study like mathematics
00:30:00foreign languages history and other stuff okay
00:30:06well
00:30:08yeah mighty proud future leaders yeah five years break thank you
00:30:13yeah
00:30:18time check in telemotion
00:30:24yeah it's been a thoroughness very good yeah five years break thank you
00:30:28mmhmm
00:30:33to
00:30:36me
00:30:37yeah
00:30:37yeah
00:30:41yeah
00:30:44yeah
00:30:49yeah
00:30:49yeah
00:30:50yeah
00:30:51yeah
00:30:54yeah
00:32:27I mean, some people are too cool for school, okay?
00:32:29Some there's a guitar brand that I did purchase, like, a long time ago from Amazon, I think.
00:32:37Amazon.com.
00:32:38So, yeah, some people are too cool for school.
00:32:40That's fine.
00:32:41It's diversity, okay?
00:32:42So, when I was in high school, I made this travel to Los Angeles and California with my parents, okay?
00:32:51So, there's another long story there, but to simplify the narrative, yeah, I traveled with my parents in Los Angeles, California, okay?
00:33:05So, again, I have told this story before, but maybe I'll tell you again, okay?
00:33:12Because it's an interesting story, okay?
00:33:14Maybe tomorrow, okay?
00:33:15So, but, okay, long story short, I traveled to Los Angeles, California with my parents when I was in high school, okay?
00:33:25And there, we met with my father's friend, very good gentleman, okay, in Los Angeles, California, who lived there, okay?
00:33:38And he's kind of Korean expert, okay, he's like Korean-American, okay?
00:33:43And he's a successful businessman in Los Angeles, California, okay?
00:33:48And we had lots together.
00:33:51My father's friend, great gentleman and businessman, and my parents and me, four of us, I think it was probably like a Korean-American restaurant in Los Angeles, California.
00:34:05Maybe in Koreatown, K-Town, okay?
00:34:07It was nice.
00:34:09I remember.
00:34:11There was back in, like, 1996 or 1995, when I was in high school in Seoul, South Korea, okay?
00:34:20And they went to the same high school in Bangju, Jeollanando, okay?
00:34:26Yeah, Southwest, South Korea, okay?
00:34:30And my father's friend told me, yeah, Hong Kong Lee?
00:34:37Yeah, welcome to Los Angeles, California, and yeah, your father and me, we went to high school together.
00:34:47So, Gwangju, the number one high school in Gwangju, the number one high school in Gwangju, is very high, elitist, famous, one of the best high school in South Korea, okay?
00:35:00Yeah, it's quite legendary one, okay?
00:35:04Yeah, and my father's friend told me, yeah, your father and me, we went to high school together,
00:35:12but your father studied better than I did.
00:35:15But guess what?
00:35:17I make more money than your father now.
00:35:20That's a businessman, okay?
00:35:21My father went ahead and went to Cornell University, got a PhD in economics.
00:35:51And become a top 10 university in South, South Korea, but not making as much money as a businessman in Los Angeles, California, okay?
00:36:04So, okay, basically, he's making fun of my father.
00:36:10That's fine, okay?
00:36:11We all laughed.
00:36:12Good times, right?
00:36:33Yeah, and then we had a nice lunch together, okay?
00:36:36Yeah, four of us.
00:36:38My father's friend, my parents, my mother, my father, and me, okay?
00:36:45In Los Angeles, California, back in 1995 or 1996, okay?
00:36:49And then it's tough to check out.
00:36:53We're a nice lunch together, okay?
00:36:55And then my father's friend said, hey, I'm going to pay for all of you.
00:37:02Meal, yeah, welcome to Los Angeles, okay?
00:37:04Yeah, I'm going to pay for all of you.
00:37:07I'm a businessman, successful businessman.
00:37:09Yeah, I can.
00:37:10I want to pay for all of you, okay?
00:37:12And then my father, because his man's pride, right?
00:37:17He insisted that he would pay.
00:37:25Okay, then who ended up paying for the lunch?
00:37:29I don't remember.
00:37:35Because my father, he make good money.
00:37:38It's just that my father's friend make more money than my father, okay?
00:37:43But both of them, upper middle class, they can pay for the lunch.
00:37:49Both of them, but they kind of, like, wanted to pay.
00:37:57Who paid?
00:37:59Was it my father's friend or my father?
00:38:01I don't remember that part.
00:38:04But I remember they wanted to pay.
00:38:08Who paid?
00:38:20Ah, fond memories, huh?
00:38:22Yeah.
00:38:23Great stories.
00:38:25True stories, yeah.
00:38:29Yeah, I'm a writer, but I'm not that creative.
00:38:32I'm not making this up.
00:38:34Okay, something really happened.
00:38:35Good, good occasion.
00:38:38Good story.
00:38:39Yes.
00:38:40Oh, yeah.
00:38:41A better story than my hair style, maybe.
00:38:50But I think my hair style is just fine.
00:38:53Kind of like lion.
00:38:55Sure.
00:39:01Honkily lion, honkily lion, whatever.
00:39:04Honkily lion, yeah, whatever.
00:39:08But they'll fast forward.
00:39:12That's like high school.
00:39:13Okay.
00:39:19Let's take five minutes, okay?
00:39:27Yeah, more stories to come.
00:39:28Sure.
00:39:29Yeah.
00:39:30Story time.
00:39:31Nice.
00:39:32Yeah.
00:39:33Honkily 47th birthday special.
00:39:37Sure.
00:39:38Part three.
00:39:39Yeah.
00:39:40Sure.
00:39:41Oh, yeah.
00:39:46Yeah, five minutes.
00:39:48You have five minutes, thank you.
00:40:08Sure, yeah, all right.
00:40:09It sounds.
00:40:10Can you get it till, like, oh.
00:40:12What is going over here?
00:40:13Yeah.
00:40:14I can give it to you now.
00:40:15All right.
00:40:16Yeah.
00:40:17Good morning.
00:40:18Then I решite Mysterio.
00:40:19Any answer for any question?
00:40:20Oh, yeah, this year I'd seen my first.
00:40:22I can just last five minutes before me,
00:40:23I guess I was feeling that good,
00:40:26I don't know, I thought.
00:40:27And then I can just say a couple of things,
00:40:28Because this is, okay, my body says again.
00:40:29I'm in the school.
00:40:30I say it's rusty.
00:42:11My father's friend, what kind of business did he run?
00:42:24I remember.
00:42:25I have good memory.
00:42:26He built his plan in the launch event.
00:42:31His business is about food for commercial passenger airplanes.
00:42:37The food for commercial passenger airplanes.
00:42:42Food, culinary arts, okay?
00:42:44Yeah.
00:42:45He did his plan to us.
00:42:47It's fantastic.
00:42:49Great business.
00:42:50Yeah.
00:42:59And he told us about his children, and I do remember.
00:43:07Very successful.
00:43:08Okay.
00:43:09Yeah.
00:43:10Okay.
00:43:11Yeah.
00:43:12Okay.
00:43:13Yeah.
00:43:14Great.
00:43:15Success story.
00:43:16Korean Americans.
00:43:17Okay.
00:43:18Yeah.
00:43:19Cheers.
00:43:20Oh.
00:43:21So what?
00:43:22That Los Angeles trip, I was in high school.
00:43:27Okay.
00:43:28Now let's get back to middle school.
00:43:30Okay.
00:43:31Second year in middle school.
00:43:32Yeah.
00:43:33I seriously started to study, to get into elitist science, special purpose high school for
00:43:42one year and a half.
00:43:43Okay.
00:43:44Half of the second year in middle school and the third year.
00:43:47Okay.
00:43:48And then I started to do very well.
00:43:49Academically.
00:43:50Okay.
00:43:51Yeah.
00:43:52Okay.
00:43:53Yeah.
00:43:54Okay.
00:43:55Okay.
00:43:56Yeah.
00:43:57Okay.
00:43:58Okay.
00:43:59Okay.
00:44:00Okay.
00:44:01Okay.
00:44:02Okay.
00:44:03Okay.
00:44:04Okay.
00:44:05Okay.
00:44:06Like, in that middle school, I would say like maybe top 10%.
00:44:09Okay.
00:44:10Because there are other students studying for those high-end special purpose high school,
00:44:23like science high school, foreign language high school, or international high school, like
00:44:31for diplomats.
00:44:32Okay.
00:44:33So, yeah.
00:44:34Okay.
00:44:35Okay.
00:44:36Okay.
00:44:37But we are in all-boy school, middle school.
00:44:38Okay.
00:44:39But all-female middle school other special purpose high schools too.
00:44:42Like for fine arts, okay.
00:44:44Like dancing, like ballet, art high schools.
00:44:45Okay.
00:44:46More females are interesting than those special purpose high schools.
00:44:48Okay.
00:44:49So, okay.
00:44:51Okay.
00:44:52Okay.
00:44:53Okay.
00:44:54Okay.
00:44:55Okay.
00:44:56Hi, Fil.
00:44:57Yeah.
00:44:58Alright.
00:44:59Okay.
00:45:00Okay much.
00:45:01So, okay.
00:45:02Welcome now.
00:45:03Okay.
00:45:04Okay.
00:45:04Okay.
00:45:04uh actually a fine art special purpose high school that has longer history than science
00:45:20high school okay actually my mother she went to uh special purpose high school
00:45:27uh before i was born of course uh probably back in like uh 1950s or 1960s okay
00:45:39uh 1970s somewhere there okay so uh she majored in fine arts okay so yeah she went to uh the
00:45:48best fine art high school in south korea okay so my mother uh very smart lady okay and uh my father
00:45:58is smart too okay so both my father and mother went to thai like bestest high school in south korea
00:46:08before i was born of course okay
00:46:12yeah
00:46:18yeah that's my people okay and my father is handsome guy and my mother beautiful lady okay so
00:46:28and also they're very smart and good sense of humor uh great people skill okay yeah
00:46:34uh uh they my parents
00:46:45uh they're very uh looking and very smart very well educated and uh they were they are very popular
00:46:52people my parents okay yeah
00:46:55they're cool
00:47:06yeah
00:47:13i mean i can go on and on like this uh telling about telling me about my parents my father or my mother
00:47:20i know a lot about them okay okay their life history because i asked them okay
00:47:28even their childhood stories yeah i even asked their parents my grandparents father side mother side okay
00:47:36and uncles and aunts okay so yeah i because i'm very curious about their stories okay okay i know a lot about them
00:47:46great stories great stories great people
00:48:00and back to my middle school story yeah uh it's nice yeah
00:48:04hard one okay private school after public school okay i really enjoy that okay so yeah but public school
00:48:20teachers they're fantastic it's just uh uh more generic average level education right but hard one more elitist more difficult stuff okay so
00:48:32okay okay yeah more advanced okay yeah
00:48:53yeah
00:48:53yeah
00:48:56so it's extra overtime
00:48:58weekend night i'm weekday nights and weekends uh overtime studying but i really enjoyed it oh yeah
00:49:08yeah
00:49:18uh that hot one private school after high school okay after public school okay when i was in middle school
00:49:24yeah i did commute by bus okay uh like 10 minutes away from pampho uh that town is akgujongdong it's like
00:49:33beverly hills of south south korea okay so
00:49:37fancy district
00:49:40kind of like a kangnam kangnam okay so
00:49:43yeah uh
00:49:47very nice restaurants cafes department stores boutique stores okay
00:49:53uh yeah
00:49:59i love it
00:50:00i love it comic by boss and
00:50:06i really enjoy that
00:50:13yeah
00:50:23so
00:50:25so
00:50:25so and science high school i got in yeah
00:50:29well not the number one one but number two one okay there's a seoul
00:50:33과학 고등학교
00:50:35seoul science high school okay
00:50:38not that one okay i applied to the
00:50:41second one okay hanseong 과학 고등학교 okay and i got in
00:50:44then why did i not apply to the number one science high school uh i i was like i want to play
00:51:01safe okay well number two science high school i most likely equally good education there okay so
00:51:10let's play safe because i want to get i want to get in okay so
00:51:16and i got in okay yeah
00:51:21with comfortable margin
00:51:22but did i graduate no i dropped out after two months
00:51:37why uh too many homeworks
00:51:41more than necessary okay it's like very spartan of spartans okay so
00:51:45yeah i didn't want to do all the homework
00:51:51it's more than necessary okay so
00:51:54yeah and i transferred to regular
00:51:58high school
00:52:00in my hometown pampho okay and there was sewha high school okay
00:52:04which is very good very prestigious high school okay
00:52:07yeah yeah okay and now time check okay so okay i have some vocal rest okay yeah let's take five minutes
00:52:16well okay
00:52:21okay
00:52:25yeah it's been less than one now okay so
00:52:29five minutes okay yeah
00:52:30okay welcome welcome yeah my proud future leaders yeah martial arts education college development okay yeah
00:52:43five minutes okay thank you yeah martial arts education college development okay thank you
00:52:49five minutes yeah welcome welcome yeah
00:52:52my proud future leaders yeah
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00:57:24And you said one day or year, like school, like science fair, whatever, okay, so, yeah.
00:57:33Yeah.
00:57:34It was nice.
00:57:38It was nice.
00:57:39I mean, there's this wall between us, female high school students and male high school students,
00:57:52there's this wall we are not supposed to cross, okay?
00:57:57Yeah.
00:57:58And we are not allowed to interact with each other.
00:58:02We have gender separation for focusing on education, okay?
00:58:07No dating, okay?
00:58:08No dating allowed, okay?
00:58:09Okay.
00:58:10Okay.
00:58:12I didn't date when I was in high school, no.
00:58:16But some guys did date, okay?
00:58:19But it was very frowned upon back in the days.
00:58:22Yeah.
00:58:23Yeah.
00:58:24Yeah.
00:58:25I was more into like studying and stuff.
00:58:29Okay.
00:58:30I didn't date.
00:58:31I didn't date.
00:58:32Okay.
00:58:33Okay.
00:58:34I didn't date.
00:58:35Okay.
00:58:36Okay.
00:58:37Okay.
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00:58:50Okay.
00:58:51Yeah.
00:58:52But I was into this school politics, right?
00:58:56In South Korea high school politics, I was a little bit into that student government,
00:59:03right?
00:59:04Right.
00:59:05Like, uh, sure.
00:59:06Yeah.
00:59:07And, uh, first year in Seewa high school, regular high school, hometown, okay?
00:59:20Pampho.
00:59:21Uh, yeah.
00:59:22Uh, first year, it went very nicely.
00:59:24Okay.
00:59:25Yeah.
00:59:26I transferred from science high school, LATS high school.
00:59:31And I'm coming back to regular scene.
00:59:34Uh, yeah.
00:59:36There's some rumors about me.
00:59:38Why did he drop out of science high school?
00:59:43Uh, maybe Huntley is not good enough.
00:59:47There, so he dropped out.
00:59:50Well, what a shame.
00:59:53Uh, there are some rumors like that.
00:59:56Okay.
00:59:57And I heard about people talking about me in my classroom.
01:00:03Oh, they'll tell me about it.
01:00:09Um, but it was more like, you know, I did not want to study that much.
01:00:16I was good at it.
01:00:18Okay.
01:00:19But the homeworks, it was just too heavy.
01:00:24Unnecessary kind of homework.
01:00:28Uh, cause Spartan, Spartan.
01:00:33Discipline.
01:00:34Uh, no, I don't want to do that stuff.
01:00:36No.
01:00:37I like studying, but I don't want to study that much.
01:00:39Okay.
01:00:40That's why I dropped out.
01:00:41Okay.
01:00:42I was great.
01:00:43It's just that.
01:00:44I'm a minimalist.
01:00:45Okay.
01:00:46I like studying, but I don't study more than necessary.
01:00:49All right.
01:00:50Yeah.
01:00:51Even today.
01:00:52Yeah.
01:00:53To find, uh, constant time algorithm for great common divisor.
01:00:58Yeah.
01:00:59Even today.
01:01:00Yeah.
01:01:01To find, uh, constant time algorithm for great common divisor.
01:01:10Yeah.
01:01:11I study what other people do.
01:01:13Other mathematicians.
01:01:14But only when I want to.
01:01:17Okay.
01:01:18Yeah.
01:01:19I want to do my own things.
01:01:20Okay.
01:01:21Yeah.
01:01:22Yeah.
01:01:23So, Sewa High School.
01:01:36Nice.
01:01:37Great teachers.
01:01:38Okay.
01:01:39Very great teachers.
01:01:40Okay.
01:01:41So, uh, because it's quite well-known high school in Korea.
01:01:51Sewa High School.
01:01:52Okay.
01:01:53And it was great honor that I was there.
01:01:56It's a regular high school.
01:01:58Yes.
01:01:59Kind of semi-public.
01:02:00Okay.
01:02:01But it's a very good one.
01:02:03Okay.
01:02:04So, they're quite famous.
01:02:05Okay.
01:02:06Yeah.
01:02:07I'm honored to have graduated from Sewa High School.
01:02:12Okay.
01:02:13Great people there.
01:02:15Okay.
01:02:16Yeah.
01:02:19Hello.
01:02:20Okay.
01:02:21Hello.
01:02:22Welcome.
01:02:23Yeah.
01:02:24Yeah.
01:02:25Yeah.
01:02:26My proud future leaders.
01:02:27Yeah.
01:02:28My job.
01:02:29Education.
01:02:30Culture.
01:02:32Yeah.
01:02:33Yeah.
01:02:34Yeah.
01:02:36So, uh, I remember so many things.
01:02:38Yeah, so, I remember so many things, three years in several high school, okay, so, but I'm kind of drunk, okay, and maybe we'll continue tomorrow, okay, high school stories, sure, I remember so many good stories there, okay, good people.
01:03:08Good memories.
01:03:13Yeah.
01:03:16It was nice.
01:03:24Yeah.
01:03:26Old boys school, no dating, just bunch of straight guys, straight single guys, yeah, kind of late teens, yeah, we were like 16, 17, 17, 17, 17.
01:03:3818, right, and it was still a good camaraderie, friendship, it was nice, yeah, bunch of single male, straight teenagers, right, but still very interesting stories, though, okay, we were all straight guys, okay, late teens, okay, but, yeah, I mean, that's when we,
01:04:08start to learn about the beauty of females, because we are late teens, okay, so, yeah, that's great, but, uh, we are now allowed to date, and a couple of them did date, but,
01:04:20we are now allowed, but I didn't date, okay, but some others did date, I didn't, most of us didn't, okay,
01:04:31but we know, uh, some of them did date, okay, so, I'm like, yeah, whatever,
01:04:39but most of us didn't date, okay, uh, yeah, sometimes we'll go to hiking to the mountains, and,
01:04:56yeah, some martial arts, and, yeah, sure, yeah, and, uh, studying, helping each other in mathematics,
01:05:05I learned from them, too, okay, my colleagues, and great teachers, okay, ah, yeah, fantastic,
01:05:13I remember many of my teachers' names, okay, in mathematics, and also my classmates' names, too, okay, I do,
01:05:23yeah, yeah, great people, I learned from my classmates, too, okay, in mathematics, okay, yeah, smart people,
01:05:35yeah, welcome, my proud future leaders, uh, let me five minutes break, okay, so, uh, I need some vocal rest, okay,
01:05:44yeah, okra, a great plant, right, southern food, okay, nice, soul food, okay, yeah,
01:05:51yeah, five minutes break, ok, yeah, okra is very nice, okay, yeah, yeah, five minutes break,
01:05:55okay, thank you, yeah, okay, and daily motion, yeah, uh, I see tomorrow, okay, so, I'm kind of drunk,
01:06:02okay, yeah, yeah, okay, my profits are the doors, yeah, thank you.