https://claude.ai/chat/cc4706ae-6b22-44d2-b4f0-a95f28a13fbb # 1. I wish to live a reversible life  The image of reversible life is a human walking through a snow-covered field. My favorite quote: > When walking through a snow-covered field, do not go carelessly or recklessly. The footsteps I make today will become a signpost for those who follow. - Seosan Daesa [[6야설(野雪)]] Imagine this person is in a simulator and we ask him/her to walk again and again. For me, consistency between the sequence of footsteps this person choses would be the measure of his/her life quality. # 2. Absolute community  Below is the Korean book I'm reading **Part 2 Dialectic of Violence and Love: The Emergence of the Absolute Community** 1. Words and Body 2. Conspiracy Theory 3. Social Scientific Explanation of Citizens' Participation Democratization Movement and May 18 | The Resentment of Honam Discrimination | History of Resistance | Community and Class Structure 4. Logic of Fear and Anger 5. The Emergence of the Absolute Community 6. What the Young Ones Defended to Death at the Provincial Office My perspective changed after taking one Sloan professor (Abdullah Almaatouq)'s class. He recently gave me advice "I once read something along the lines of: no one will be impressed by you asking questions that they don't deem important, and answering them with methods that they don't deem legitimate." and I wish to ask how do you learn   do wish to learn efficient ways to deal with conflicts. I think Charlie's concern can be one example of conflict If you're interested in learning about my value system or the novel Human acts or my hypothesis that Korean history (full of invasion and violence that may have shaped my value system), I'd be happy to chat with you.  I how to better communicate the concept of death and meaning of life with people with different cultures. Oh and I wish to ask what sentiment you get from the following quote which is my motto: