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  I tried to read it several times about four or five years ago, but I could see the traces of folding. ​ If you ask if reading this will help your life, it won't help you at all. It's not something that helps you get a job, or something you can say at an interview. ​ It seems that Korea is a country where people with developed philosophical nerves are very difficult to live in. It's not easy to live abroad. Unless you are a philosophy professor, it is difficult to show your temperament in the form of a job in society. ​ It's hard to adapt to society and survive. I had a lot of hardships before I became an ordinary office worker like now. ​ I didn't go to college for two years after I entered college (1 year in Hikkomori, 1 year in non-mainstream painter), and I tried to take the CSAT again as a major (failed and returned to school) and failed several times, so I ended up living as a major. Although I dropped out of graduate school and my first company was fired. (E...

  Can listening be a philosophy? I found out that most of the genre music blogs that was popular in the past in South Korea were closed now. (except for the electronic listener bloggers) It's so minor that people seem to have escape  from that. Even if you listen hard,  1. Cannot earn money  2. No one knows your effort.  3. No one recognizes you. That effort is hard to become an official social career, and you don't even get attention because you can't even have people's online sympathy and comments...(...) If you write about book, a generation theory, or a daily article that mixes with philosophy appropriately, you will be able to get online sympathize with it and satisfy your taste of being concerned. I think almost everyone gave up at number 3 (most people are not interested) even though number 1 and 2 are like that's right. Indifference is such a fatal factor.  Aidan Baker said,  can't make music in a vacuum, listeners are important. I say that poi...

  There is so much music in the world. There are too many musicians. Recently, I felt that while listening to Brian Eno again, is there anyone who makes better music than Brian Eno?That's what I thought. I think Brian Eno is the only Ambient musician we need. (Rodelius is ambiguous to call him as Ambient Musician..) Even Brian Eno is not just the founder of the Ambient genre, but he has a strong glamrock style with rock music influences, a new age style with melodic songwriting, and an extremely textured, static Ambient style. But many Ambient musicians who have appeared since Brian Inno have rehashed his broad spectrum of music with just one "static texture." Will there be an Ambient musician who has gone beyond Brian Ino's Re-Texture?That's what I think There is no criticism in the Korean genre music scene. There are many people who create/perform/listen to my music, my mix, but I don't think there's anyone who just listens and writes. (It seems that it ...