[ENG] Ask Us Anything (2015) EP.444

Name: [ENG] Ask Us Anything (2015) EP.444
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00:00:00I

00:00:30Know

00:00:42You can see it now, but all of our manager staff are curious about it.

00:00:49If I was curious about the big guy, I would have been here from the first class.

00:00:53I was so curious.

00:00:55Jin!

00:00:57He's a principal.

00:00:59Shindong's phone number was Min Kyung-hoon, so I was so nervous that I never contacted him.

00:01:05I was looking at my cell phone for a long time, but I couldn't get a call.

00:01:12He thought it was voice phishing.

00:01:14You must have been surprised.

00:01:16I came out of the car after the recording, but I got two calls.

00:01:22So I said I was getting married.

00:01:27Because he's the one who's going to call me.

00:01:33You must have done that to someone twice in the past.

00:01:39Now that the wedding announcement has been made, there are so many questions from the viewers.

00:01:43Let's ask instead.

00:01:47Let's start the wedding announcement press conference.

00:01:52I'll tell you next time.

00:01:53First of all, when did you meet?

00:01:57It's been a while since I've known you.

00:02:02It's been a few years since I've known you.

00:02:04When?

00:02:05I've never talked to you before.

00:02:07And I've been dating you since the end of last year.

00:02:12I read an article that you're a broadcaster.

00:02:15You have to be on a show to do this.

00:02:17That's all there is.

00:02:19I can't believe it.

00:02:20I even quit the show.

00:02:22Because you quit the rooftop room.

00:02:24Wait a minute.

00:02:27Are you here right now?

00:02:29Oh, here?

00:02:34Yeah, I'm here.

00:02:35Then come inside here for a second.

00:02:39Really?

00:02:40Can I do that?

00:02:41Can I do that?

00:02:42Come here for a second.

00:02:44You're really coming?

00:02:46I shouldn't have done that.

00:02:47Come on in.

00:02:49It's okay.

00:02:50Come on in.

00:02:51It's okay.

00:02:52Come on in.

00:02:53It's okay.

00:02:54Come on in.

00:02:55Don't do that.

00:02:57Don't do that.

00:02:59It's not me.

00:03:01It's not me.

00:03:03What?

00:03:04What?

00:03:05I really...

00:03:08I've heard that a lot.

00:03:10Why are you trying to get up?

00:03:13I was surprised.

00:03:14Why are you trying to get up?

00:03:17Why are you trying to get up?

00:03:19I was surprised.

00:03:20Why are you trying to get up?

00:03:22I was surprised.

00:03:24Wait a minute.

00:03:25Are you a JTBC reporter?

00:03:27Really?

00:03:28Yes.

00:03:29Then...

00:03:30I'm a producer.

00:03:32I've seen all of my friends.

00:03:35I've seen it for years.

00:03:36Really?

00:03:37I've seen it for years.

00:03:38Be honest with me.

00:03:39We've been working together since then.

00:03:42We've been working together since then.

00:03:44No, it's not.

00:03:45We have a similar hobby.

00:03:47We like camping.

00:03:49We like to watch performances.

00:03:52Look at his face.

00:03:54You saw it at the campsite.

00:03:57He doesn't look at people like this.

00:03:59He looks at people like this.

00:04:03Who asked you out first?

00:04:04Ask you out?

00:04:05Propose.

00:04:06The confession itself...

00:04:08At the same time?

00:04:09At the same time?

00:04:10At the same time?

00:04:11At the same time?

00:04:13I'm nervous.

00:04:16I was on my way to pick him up.

00:04:19Did you tell him to eat ramen?

00:04:21No, I didn't.

00:04:22At my girlfriend's house.

00:04:24You drove him?

00:04:25Yes, I drove him.

00:04:27You don't drive.

00:04:29You only drive with that.

00:04:31You only drive a camping car.

00:04:33You drove him with that.

00:04:35Before I sent him home,

00:04:38my stomach was already full.

00:04:40No wonder he suddenly announced it.

00:04:43Really?

00:04:44His stomach was full.

00:04:45He ate a lot.

00:04:48He ate a lot.

00:04:49Why did you say that?

00:04:50You should've said that.

00:04:51He ate too much.

00:04:52So?

00:04:53It was winter.

00:04:55It was cold at the end of last year.

00:04:57I didn't want to send him home right away.

00:04:59So I went to a small restaurant in front of my house.

00:05:02I had a simple fish cake soup and a beer.

00:05:06I think we felt a lot more at that time.

00:05:09I'm so full.

00:05:10I'm so full.

00:05:11You should've said that.

00:05:13I haven't even eaten for 10 minutes.

00:05:15You're eating fish cake soup?

00:05:16I'm so full.

00:05:17You're not a pig.

00:05:19You're a pig.

00:05:20You're a pig.

00:05:21You're a pig.

00:05:23Apologize.

00:05:25You're a pig.

00:05:27I understand.

00:05:28I understand.

00:05:30We felt so bad.

00:05:32We felt so bad.

00:05:33We felt so bad.

00:05:34We felt so bad.

00:05:35We felt so bad.

00:05:37We felt so bad.

00:05:38We felt so bad.

00:05:39And...

00:05:40I didn't know.

00:05:41I was going to tell you when we went to Saipan.

00:05:45To us?

00:05:46When we went to Saipan, we spent more than an hour with Ho-dong.

00:05:51That's right.

00:05:52We talked a lot at the airport.

00:05:54Kyung-hoon is like this all of a sudden.

00:05:57Kyung-hoon is like this all of a sudden.

00:05:59That's right.

00:06:00I was going to tell you here.

00:06:05I held back.

00:06:06To focus on the shoot.

00:06:08What are you talking about?

00:06:10Since when have you been focused on the shoot?

00:06:14What are you so focused on?

00:06:16We all sat down at night and talked over a beer.

00:06:21I said I wouldn't come there even if I died.

00:06:25What are you talking about?

00:06:26That's what I'm saying.

00:06:27I had a get-together for 3 days.

00:06:28How about the chairman of the association, Lee Sang-min?

00:06:31I didn't even talk to him.

00:06:33All I have to say is, go away.

00:06:35Go away, go away, go away, go away.

00:06:37Don't leave me because I love you.

00:06:40I'm ready to cook.

00:06:42Are you going on a honeymoon?

00:06:44So...

00:06:45Did you get a job at Saipan?

00:06:47Hey!

00:06:49I'm going to play Jungle Tour and play games.

00:06:53You're broadcasting with your heart.

00:06:55Go to Saipan.

00:06:57It's perfect for a honeymoon.

00:07:00How did you two go to the cartoon island?

00:07:03I think I got it right.

00:07:06Jenny!

00:07:07Jenny!

00:07:09I'm regretting it.

00:07:13Mosquito dance.

00:07:16Mosquito dance.

00:07:24Live well!

00:07:26Let's give him a round of applause.

00:07:29Tell your fans and viewers that you're getting married.

00:07:34Actually, the fans must have been very surprised.

00:07:39But I hope you'll encourage me warmly.

00:07:44Actually, I felt a lot of pressure to reveal this.

00:07:50Maybe all of this is because of Ah-young.

00:07:54Thank you to Ah-young's family, friends, and viewers for letting me speak naturally.

00:08:03Congratulations to the fans, too.

00:08:05I'm so happy.

00:08:07Ah-young even got Min-kyung married.

00:08:11Ah-young is a good person.

00:08:13That's a great Ah-young.

00:08:15Three married people.

00:08:17Ah-young is getting married to Ah-young PD.

00:08:21Before you get married, make a wish.

00:08:23Ah-young, the members each got 1,500 won.

00:08:29Sang-min paid 500 won later.

00:08:32You paid 2,000 won.

00:08:35I made a wish.

00:08:37Congratulations!

00:08:41You said you'd get married soon.

00:08:44Don't you have a wedding today?

00:08:46First of all, I have something to congratulate Kyung-hoon.

00:08:49Today's recording is the 444th episode of Knowing Bros.

00:08:55Isn't it special?

00:08:57So I brought the smart transfer students from the department.

00:09:01Oh Eun-young?

00:09:02Are you really a doctor?

00:09:03I can hear you.

00:09:04Transfer students, come on in.

00:09:08Wow!

00:09:10Wow!

00:09:11Wow!

00:09:12Wow!

00:09:13Wow!

00:09:14Wow!

00:09:15Wow!

00:09:16Wow!

00:09:17Wow!

00:09:18Wow!

00:09:19Hello, guys.

00:09:21We are...

00:09:22Fried squid is delicious.

00:09:25If it's delicious, I eat it again.

00:09:27If I eat it again, I'll be out of my stomach.

00:09:29Doctor!

00:09:31I'm a YouTuber who goes to an international university.

00:09:37I'm Dr. Kim Se-yoon, a political scientist.

00:09:39Wow!

00:09:40Liberalism is interpreted in many different ways.

00:09:43Basic rights are challenged.

00:09:44Asians do have diversity.

00:09:47Politicians should not stay in neutral.

00:09:49I think Asians can do something.

00:09:51What do you think?

00:09:52I have a lot of questions and I want to do a lot of things.

00:09:55I'm Dr. Jang Dong-sun, a brain science doctor.

00:09:58Wow!

00:09:59Brain science doctor!

00:10:00There are various definitions of intelligence.

00:10:03It's because it's related to our desires.

00:10:06You can understand the brain of people who are addicted to running.

00:10:09I'm Dr. Kwak Jae-sik, a professor at Seungsil Cyber University.

00:10:14Wow!

00:10:15The virus that lived with dinosaurs in the dinosaur era suddenly came out.

00:10:18There are about 30 books written.

00:10:20I don't think there are more than 30.

00:10:22It's over 30.

00:10:23H2O!

00:10:25I'm worried that it might come back in decades due to climate change.

00:10:30Wow!

00:10:32What's going on?

00:10:34Are you really doctors?

00:10:36Yes, I am.

00:10:37Are you here as a comedian?

00:10:39No, I'm not a comedian.

00:10:41Hello, Hodong. Hello, Jang Hoon. Hello, Young-chul.

00:10:44Long time no see.

00:10:45Oh, you know me?

00:10:47I know all the anxious people.

00:10:52Why are you here?

00:10:54I think there will be a lot to learn.

00:10:56When we do?

00:10:57Actually, there's a program where the three of us appear.

00:11:00It's a program on TV.

00:11:01Shin Dong-yeop.

00:11:02But it ended in four episodes.

00:11:04But we've come all the way to 444 episodes.

00:11:07That's right.

00:11:08It's possible to run.

00:11:10I think I can learn.

00:11:11We all have a relationship.

00:11:13Ji-hoon, you don't know anyone who knows us, do you?

00:11:15I've seen Jang Hoon a long time ago.

00:11:18Huh?

00:11:19Why are you laughing?

00:11:20Why are you laughing?

00:11:21He's a famous doctor.

00:11:22Actually, I'm here to meet Jang Hoon.

00:11:24I'm a little hurt.

00:11:27It's a program that doesn't hurt.

00:11:31The two of you came out together.

00:11:33It's called the shoulder of a giant.

00:11:34That's what we're going to do.

00:11:36You're using it as a giant.

00:11:38You're good at using it.

00:11:42It was a program hosted by Jang Hoon.

00:11:45I'm out now.

00:11:46I heard it's fixed.

00:11:48I'm giving a lecture and talking.

00:11:51Jang Hoon's expression was so scary.

00:11:53And he didn't laugh at me.

00:11:55He didn't talk to me.

00:11:56Really?

00:11:57Yeah.

00:11:58But the second time, Dong-sun came out.

00:12:01I did a program with Dong-sun before that.

00:12:04It's so much fun.

00:12:05He's such a great guy.

00:12:07The flowers are falling out of my eyes.

00:12:10That's what I'm saying.

00:12:11I got fired after that.

00:12:13I got fired after that.

00:12:14What?

00:12:16I told you not to do that.

00:12:19Jang Hoon.

00:12:20I'm serious.

00:12:22Dr. Ji-hoon.

00:12:25It's not true.

00:12:26It's not true at all.

00:12:27Don't hurt Ji-hoon's feelings.

00:12:29The problem is that Ji-hoon really misunderstood.

00:12:32Why are you doing that to Dong-sun?

00:12:34The flowers are falling out of my eyes.

00:12:36Why did you do that?

00:12:37I'm not saying that.

00:12:38I was really worried.

00:12:40Because I've seen Dong-sun before.

00:12:43I can't stop him from talking.

00:12:50Is it too much?

00:12:51It's enough for other scientists to be angry.

00:12:56I didn't do that.

00:12:57Why are you lying to Ji-hoon?

00:12:59That's why I thought I should stop him from talking.

00:13:05I didn't do that to Ji-hoon at all.

00:13:07I think Ji-hoon was frowning at that time.

00:13:11I'm a little smart and famous to him.

00:13:16I said I'd be in trouble if I said something useless.

00:13:21You hurt him.

00:13:25Don't say anything bad about Jang Hoon's image.

00:13:30Exactly.

00:13:31If you don't stop him here, he'll get angry.

00:13:34I'm going to tell you what I thought.

00:13:38I heard you two talking.

00:13:40How talkative are you?

00:13:42There's a radio show with Ji Sang-ryeol.

00:13:48I went to record with him two days later.

00:13:52We talked about Dong-sun for a while.

00:13:54He's really good at talking.

00:13:56During the break, Ji Sang-ryeol looked at me.

00:14:00He said he'd give me a funny joke.

00:14:06When I saw someone who was so good at talking,

00:14:09He told me to do this.

00:14:16That's what I thought.

00:14:17Jang Dong-sun's influence came to me.

00:14:21What are you trying to say?

00:14:23What are you talking about?

00:14:26Honestly, I didn't understand 100%.

00:14:29I didn't understand it perfectly.

00:14:32You don't know how much Ji Sang-ryeol's influence came to you?

00:14:36It means that the influence of Ji Sang-ryeol is spreading in your mouth.

00:14:40It's like a flood.

00:14:42The influence of Ji Sang-ryeol is spreading.

00:14:45Actually, I gave up on the show today.

00:14:48There's a lot of influence on both sides.

00:14:50I gave up on the show today.

00:14:53I came to see Jang Hoon.

00:14:55Are you satisfied with the episode of Ji Sang-ryeol?

00:14:58I'm satisfied.

00:14:59Isn't this enough?

00:15:04If that was a strong heart in the past,

00:15:06If you talk about that episode,

00:15:08Ho-dong was like this.

00:15:09Yes!

00:15:10Jang Hoon was like this right away.

00:15:14I'm sorry.

00:15:15I'm sorry.

00:15:16Isn't it okay?

00:15:17Jessi, stop talking.

00:15:20Stop talking.

00:15:21Why?

00:15:22Why are you so talkative?

00:15:24Wait a minute.

00:15:26Stop talking.

00:15:27Stop talking.

00:15:28Why?

00:15:29Why?

00:15:30There's a procedure here, too.

00:15:32There's a procedure.

00:15:33I don't know if you can enter here.

00:15:35I don't accept it even if you have an agreement through the application form.

00:15:39That's what you decided?

00:15:40That's right.

00:15:41You're not just going to give it to me, are you?

00:15:43I have it.

00:15:44I have it.

00:15:45I'm Kwak Jae-sik.

00:15:46I'm Kwak Jae-sik.

00:15:47I'm Kwak Jae-sik.

00:15:48With you, so that the battery disappears.

00:15:52With you, so that the battery disappears.

00:15:56I used to listen to the song on the speaker.

00:16:00My heart is as transparent as a glass.

00:16:04Now I'm a transfer application form.

00:16:10Good job, Jae-sik.

00:16:12Is this a good thing?

00:16:14Jae-sik.

00:16:15What's this?

00:16:16What's this?

00:16:17Is it a violin?

00:16:18You're a professor, right?

00:16:19That's right.

00:16:20You're a professor.

00:16:21The students will love it.

00:16:22What song is this?

00:16:23This song is a self-composed song.

00:16:24Really?

00:16:25There's something you need to memorize.

00:16:27There's hydrogen, helium, and lithium.

00:16:29I made it into a song.

00:16:30How to memorize.

00:16:32As much hydrogen as there is in the world.

00:16:36I'm in love with you.

00:16:41Like a helium balloon that I missed once.

00:16:46You're not coming back.

00:16:51I'm saying this out of high regard.

00:16:53Don't say useless things.

00:16:55I'm just saying what I understand.

00:16:58It's not a difficult story.

00:17:01If I make a comeback, it's a difficult story.

00:17:04It's not something we don't understand.

00:17:06Isn't it the best?

00:17:09Isn't it the best?

00:17:11I'm satisfied.

00:17:13People who speak well are called Cheongsan Yusu.

00:17:16It's like water.

00:17:18It's not Han River.

00:17:20Han River is Arisu.

00:17:22That's why it's Arisu.

00:17:27Did you understand?

00:17:28I understood.

00:17:29I don't think that's what he meant.

00:17:32I'm sorry.

00:17:33It's okay.

00:17:34But I...

00:17:35Like a telephone line.

00:17:38It's fun.

00:17:41Like a telephone line.

00:17:44You know what I mean, right?

00:17:46Like a telephone line.

00:17:48Three students came to our school today.

00:17:51Jihoon is a YouTuber with 950,000 subscribers.

00:17:57Jang Dong-sun is a YouTuber with 400,000 subscribers.

00:18:03Kwak Jae-sik.

00:18:05How many subscribers does Jae-sik have?

00:18:06I don't think Jae-sik has started YouTube yet.

00:18:09There's no such thing.

00:18:10No, I don't want to talk about it anymore.

00:18:13I can do it.

00:18:15There's a YouTuber I'm in.

00:18:17I got 80,000 and 90,000, but I didn't reach 100,000.

00:18:21If I hit 100,000, I'll give you a silver button.

00:18:24So I made it into a song.

00:18:26Silver, silver, silver, silver.

00:18:29I was waiting for the silver button.

00:18:33Will you go to the silver town?

00:18:36Good job.

00:18:38Jae-sik is good.

00:18:41Jae-sik is good.

00:18:44Jae-sik is good.

00:18:47Why did you write down all the existing songs?

00:18:50Silver, silver, silver, silver.

00:18:53You can't do that.

00:18:57I wrote down the educational background of our three transfer students.

00:19:01I just said I was a doctor.

00:19:04I'm just a doctor.

00:19:06Then, since I was young, I've been listening to Shindong to become a doctor.

00:19:11I don't know if I'm good at studying.

00:19:14I'm curious.

00:19:16I think I've been listening to music since I was young.

00:19:19I've been eating 6kg since I was born.

00:19:23What are you talking about?

00:19:25I've been eating 6kg since I was born.

00:19:27I've been eating a lot of rice since I was young.

00:19:30Jiyoon wasn't easy when she was young, either.

00:19:33How many kilograms?

00:19:34No, not weight.

00:19:36I was just one of the smart kids.

00:19:40I don't know.

00:19:41I don't think I've ever heard of such a thing.

00:19:44Where did you get your doctorate?

00:19:46I got it from MIT.

00:19:57Jae-sik, when you were young,

00:19:59What I had was...

00:20:01It's not funny.

00:20:03It's not funny enough.

00:20:05It's not funny enough to burst out of my mouth.

00:20:08Except for Ari, it's so good now.

00:20:13When I was in the 6th grade of elementary school,

00:20:15Do you know what I can do?

00:20:17There was something I wanted to do when I was in the 6th grade of elementary school.

00:20:20I was told to play a play with the kids.

00:20:23That's what we do in elementary school.

00:20:25We met at a kid's house.

00:20:27I remember his name.

00:20:28It was a kid named Hwang Min-young.

00:20:30We all met at a kid's house named Hwang Min-young.

00:20:32Then I'll write a script.

00:20:33I said, let's do that.

00:20:35I wrote the script with a lot of thought.

00:20:37I'm working hard on the script.

00:20:39A kid named Hwang Min-young

00:20:40He cooked ramen like this.

00:20:42Have lunch and do it.

00:20:44Writer, have lunch and do it.

00:20:46I'm giving you ramen like this.

00:20:48That's when it changed in my head.

00:20:50As a writer, as a book publisher,

00:20:52Maybe I'm a little talented.

00:20:54I think I'm a little different from others.

00:20:56I thought like this.

00:20:59Just tell me where you're from.

00:21:02I'm sorry.

00:21:04Please change again.

00:21:08I was told to play with the kids.

00:21:11What do you want me to do?

00:21:15How can I do it?

00:21:17I'll give you water.

00:21:19I'll give you water.

00:21:20Just tell me where you're from.

00:21:24I graduated from KAIST.

00:21:26I went to Yonsei University.

00:21:28That's a good school.

00:21:30Do it one more time.

00:21:32Do it one more time.

00:21:34Arisu Arisu

00:21:36Do it one more time.

00:21:38Do it one more time.

00:21:40Arisu will come out from the beginning.

00:21:42You're saving the Arisu.

00:21:44If you're a professor like Jaesik,

00:21:46I think it'll be really good.

00:21:48Because students are curious.

00:21:50If you ask me a question,

00:21:52I'll do Arisu by myself.

00:21:54I'm going to dance.

00:21:56The school I work at is a cyber university.

00:21:58I'm just looking at the camera.

00:22:00I'm doing it on my own.

00:22:02So even if the reaction is small,

00:22:04I can do it well.

00:22:06I've seen you at the bowling alley.

00:22:08Tell me about bowling.

00:22:10This is a really fun story.

00:22:12You're talking about the bowling alley.

00:22:14It's a really fun story.

00:22:16Kyung Hoon, we've met before.

00:22:18Yeah, I've seen it.

00:22:20You've been on the show.

00:22:22I feel like I'm looking for an ancient monster.

00:22:24I feel like I'm looking for an ancient monster.

00:22:26I've prepared a story that Kyung Hoon will like.

00:22:28I've prepared a story that Kyung Hoon will like.

00:22:30If it's really fun, it's weak.

00:22:32If it's really fun, it's weak.

00:22:34You can't do that.

00:22:36You can roll it.

00:22:38You can't do that.

00:22:40You can't do that.

00:22:42When I was in college,

00:22:44I had fun with bowling.

00:22:46I had fun with bowling.

00:22:48There's a professor named Cho Hong-il

00:22:50who had fun with bowling.

00:22:52He's a doctor, too.

00:22:54One day,

00:22:56He was in a good mood.

00:22:58He said he wanted to make a bet with me.

00:23:00I've been in a weird situation since then.

00:23:02I keep winning.

00:23:04So I can't bet anymore.

00:23:06Everything's mine.

00:23:08I won everything.

00:23:10He said he'd do it one last time.

00:23:12I don't have anything to bet on.

00:23:14I don't have anything to bet on.

00:23:16He said he'd bet his soul.

00:23:18He said he'd bet his soul.

00:23:20I won again.

00:23:22So I still have Cho Hong-il's soul.

00:23:24So I still have Cho Hong-il's soul.

00:23:26I don't know how to use it.

00:23:28I don't know how to use it.

00:23:3020 years have passed.

00:23:32I still have Cho Hong-il's soul.

00:23:34I have to say this.

00:23:36I have to say this.

00:23:38Brain science doesn't prove soul.

00:23:40I have it.

00:23:42Do you really have soul?

00:23:44Do you really have soul?

00:23:46When are you telling me something funny?

00:23:48When are you telling me something funny?

00:23:50You were fine just now.

00:23:52You were fine just now.

00:23:54Have you ever seen Kyung-ho laugh so happily?

00:23:56Is this a fun story among the doctoral students?

00:23:58Is this a fun story among the doctoral students?

00:24:00No.

00:24:02No.

00:24:04I almost misunderstood.

00:24:06I almost misunderstood.

00:24:08I actually talked a lot

00:24:10with Jae-sik and Dong-chan

00:24:12I actually talked a lot with Jae-sik and Dong-chan

00:24:14but I was so sad.

00:24:16I was so sad.

00:24:18I think he likes it the most now that I look at his eyes.

00:24:20Please save me.

00:24:21I'm waiting for Ji-yoon's turn.

00:24:23Please save me.

00:24:24How hard is it to be a graduate student?

00:24:26In my case, I got married and gave birth to a child during the semester.

00:24:31But we call the last paper a defense.

00:24:34With the paper we wrote, we present it in front of the professor and receive instructions.

00:24:39I was 8 months pregnant at that time.

00:24:41You decided to leave school.

00:24:43That's right.

00:24:44When I submitted the last paper, I put the baby in a cradle and shook it with my feet.

00:24:54It's physically and mentally stressful.

00:24:59But as I got older, I realized that there's nothing in the world that's not hard.

00:25:02Of course.

00:25:03It's the same.

00:25:04That's right.

00:25:05I can relate to that.

00:25:06I didn't make a lot of money when I was a doctor.

00:25:10I got married and gave birth to my first child.

00:25:12I think it was about 1.2 million won.

00:25:14The three of us had to live like this.

00:25:16I studied like that, so I couldn't buy 4,000 won worth of milk.

00:25:20It was a time when I bought things like 600 won in Germany.

00:25:24So I started talking about science.

00:25:27I'm going to make money as a part-timer next to me.

00:25:30If I go out and talk, I'll get 200,000 won or 300,000 won more.

00:25:33In German.

00:25:34Did you talk a lot?

00:25:36No, that conversation is 10 minutes long.

00:25:38You have to have fun talking about science in every competition in 10 minutes.

00:25:43People vote and the winner gets the prize money.

00:25:46Fortunately, Germany has a bad sense of comedy.

00:25:48That's right.

00:25:49If it was Korea, I couldn't make money.

00:25:51If you go to Germany, you're Kang Ho-dong, Shin Dong-yeop, and Yoo Jae-suk.

00:25:55That was me.

00:25:56That was me.

00:25:57In Germany.

00:25:58So I started making money by winning first place in a science talk competition in Germany.

00:26:04But I'm afraid of greed.

00:26:07I won first place in a science talk competition, so I got an offer to publish a book.

00:26:12Science talk competition.

00:26:13But the advance payment is tens of millions of won.

00:26:14Then I have to solve my life.

00:26:16So I'm going to do it no matter what.

00:26:19As you know, it's hard to write a doctoral thesis.

00:26:22How do you write a book?

00:26:24I've been thinking about it.

00:26:25I'm going to publish a book in six months after the doctoral thesis.

00:26:28Let's go to the bestseller.

00:26:29I got the advance payment.

00:26:31I heard from the professor that I shouldn't do this right before I have to write a doctoral thesis.

00:26:39The deadline to publish a book is almost two weeks from the deadline to publish a doctoral thesis.

00:26:44What kind of situation is this?

00:26:45No matter how much I look at it, I can't publish a doctoral thesis, I fail, I can't publish a book, and I'm going to be a debtor with tens of millions of won.

00:26:53At that time, there was no religion, but I went to the cathedral and sat in the back and cried.

00:27:00Didn't you say you didn't have a soul a while ago?

00:27:03I didn't say it in English, but if there's a church or a cathedral, I feel comfortable.

00:27:07In the end, I almost failed, but I was comforted by a piece of paper and I did it.

00:27:15That's why I got a doctorate and published a book.

00:27:19I heard you were born abroad.

00:27:20I was born in Heidelberg, Germany.

00:27:23I lived until I was six years old when I was young and came back to Korea.

00:27:27You must be good at German.

00:27:28Isn't Dong-sun a doctor in Germany?

00:27:30Yes, he's a doctor in Germany.

00:27:31He's a doctor in Germany.

00:27:36What did you say?

00:27:37I love you, too.

00:27:39If a German baby comes out, it's an hour.

00:27:43Let's go to Germany.

00:27:45What happened to the doctor?

00:27:46He's a brain doctor.

00:27:47I went to an exchange student at Rutgers University in the U.S. and met brain cognition science there, and it was so much fun.

00:27:53That's when I started studying brain science.

00:27:57Anyway, let's look at our friends' faces when we talk.

00:28:01Ji-hoon is angry.

00:28:03Ji-hoon was in the order, but he didn't ask any questions.

00:28:07This is how it started when I was here.

00:28:10Ji-hoon suddenly said, I'm here.

00:28:15It's okay. I'm used to it.

00:28:19If you agree, we'll go straight to the second period.

00:28:22No, no, no.

00:28:26How was it today?

00:28:32I'm here.

00:28:34It's so much fun.

00:28:36Don't ask three questions one by one.

00:28:40If you ask Ji-hoon, the two of you will hit it.

00:28:45Just ask him one question.

00:28:47Ji-hoon is a doctor, so he seems to know everything.

00:28:54There are a lot of questions that are the most absurd questions I've ever heard.

00:28:58Jang-hoon said I looked a little scary.

00:29:00So he doesn't ask me that.

00:29:02Please, please, please.

00:29:03Ji-hoon told me.

00:29:06I'm actually most asked about the election.

00:29:12Who do you think it will be?

00:29:13That's right, that's right, that's right.

00:29:14Don't do it.

00:29:15I always ask him that.

00:29:17In fact, I think politics is just about the past.

00:29:21Why did it happen?

00:29:22It's not about getting it right.

00:29:23It's not about getting it right.

00:29:24So I'm always wrong.

00:29:26So I can't talk.

00:29:27Is that it?

00:29:28You have to make me talk.

00:29:30You do a lot of outside content in the political field.

00:29:34I've seen all the programs of Dr. Kim Ji-hoon.

00:29:38Really?

00:29:39I've seen all the politics.

00:29:40I don't understand.

00:29:41What are you looking at?

00:29:44No, really.

00:29:45Various

00:29:46Sleep for a long time.

00:29:47You're supposed to sleep when you're young.

00:29:49Various

00:29:51Automatic ASMR

00:29:53I'm studying history.

00:29:54There's a content about whiskey.

00:29:59I've seen whiskey content.

00:30:00I've seen it.

00:30:01I see.

00:30:02Whiskey content.

00:30:03That's right.

00:30:04Whiskey is famous.

00:30:05That's right.

00:30:06Drinking is very political.

00:30:08Always

00:30:09When you look at it through the history of mankind.

00:30:12Every time Ji-hoon comes on TV,

00:30:14I think I was talking about Biden and Trump.

00:30:17I've actually been on a show with Jessica.

00:30:19With Hodong.

00:30:20He's our national representative.

00:30:22The three of us did it before.

00:30:24That's right.

00:30:25Dong-sun did it with me.

00:30:27But honestly, I got scolded by Hodong while I was sleeping.

00:30:35It's good to close your eyes.

00:30:36Don't look at your nose.

00:30:38It's a mental difference.

00:30:42I think I'll ask Jessica a lot.

00:30:44Don't you ask a lot of questions?

00:30:47Not difficult science.

00:30:48Even if you ask me something useless.

00:30:51One of Jessica's episodes in the past.

00:30:54The goblin story was so much fun.

00:30:57Jessica looks up a lot of ancient documents.

00:31:00Do you remember the reason you lost the goblin?

00:31:03I slept.

00:31:05No, then I'm curious.

00:31:07It's a ghost, a goblin, or a ghost.

00:31:10Then do you think there's a ghost?

00:31:13I don't think so.

00:31:15I don't think so.

00:31:16Then what's the goblin?

00:31:17Let's think about it.

00:31:18If you say ghosts in Korea,

00:31:20What comes to mind is...

00:31:21Suddenly, someone jumped in here.

00:31:23I think I saw a ghost.

00:31:24What comes to mind is...

00:31:25A little girl with long hair.

00:31:27Wearing long clothes.

00:31:28Everyone thinks they saw this.

00:31:30But people like Canada or the United States.

00:31:33When people think of ghosts,

00:31:35What comes to mind first is...

00:31:36It looks like a tablecloth.

00:31:38It's a sunset.

00:31:39If you think of two holes in your eyes, it's a ghost.

00:31:41But if someone in Korea.

00:31:44Put an American or Canadian ghost.

00:31:47If someone shows you a tablecloth with two holes in it,

00:31:51Who would think it's a ghost?

00:31:53Who put that tablecloth there?

00:31:55Why did you put it there?

00:31:56You'll know if you do this.

00:31:57What does that mean?

00:31:58A ghost is a cultural object.

00:32:01It's in a person's head.

00:32:03Lee Tae-jong?

00:32:04Lee Tae-jong?

00:32:05Lee Tae-jong?

00:32:10It's a cultural object.

00:32:14I have a friend who is a scientist.

00:32:16I have a friend who is a scientist.

00:32:18Scientists don't believe in ghosts at all.

00:32:21It was an issue in brain science.

00:32:23If you stimulate a part of the brain,

00:32:26I can see God or feel God.

00:32:28There was a God spot.

00:32:30It wasn't reproduced later.

00:32:32People who believe in Buddhism say they feel Buddha.

00:32:36People who believe in Allah say they feel their God.

00:32:39People who believe in Christianity say they see Jesus.

00:32:41It's the same area, but depending on what kind of faith and experience I have,

00:32:45The brain interprets it differently.

00:32:47What about soap?

00:32:49It's also interesting to say soap.

00:32:52In a certain situation,

00:32:53You believe that someone else has come to you.

00:32:57So if you put someone in that situation,

00:33:01In this person's story,

00:33:05People can react more similarly than you think.

00:33:08Soo-geun wouldn't agree.

00:33:10What?

00:33:11About ghosts.

00:33:12Secret?

00:33:13I think my mom is acting, too.

00:33:17If you get a lot of money, you'll have a lot of equipment.

00:33:23It's a secret for the environment.

00:33:25Right?

00:33:27That's too bad.

00:33:28I'm trying to make you laugh.

00:33:29Mother's job.

00:33:31He's on TV.

00:33:33He's on TV.

00:33:35What should I say?

00:33:36There's no TV in my mom's house.

00:33:40Next is the major field.

00:33:41This topic is the major field of transfer students.

00:33:45Since we're talking about it first,

00:33:47Dong-seok, you go first.

00:33:49T.M.T.

00:33:51T.M.T.

00:33:52Too Much Talker

00:33:55I didn't show you too much talker today.

00:33:58No, you're doing a great job.

00:34:00You're doing a great job.

00:34:01I think today is the day after I saw Dong-seok.

00:34:04I think it's the most neatly organized comment.

00:34:08Are you good at it?

00:34:10What kind of research do you do in the field of brain science?

00:34:12I think it's about opening the brain.

00:34:15The field of brain science is very wide.

00:34:17So medicine, psychology, computer engineering,

00:34:19These areas are all included in brain science.

00:34:22But basically, the question that brain science is most curious about is...

00:34:26When people see, judge, and feel something,

00:34:30Why does our brain feel that way?

00:34:32Why am I so anxious?

00:34:34No matter how hard I think about it, there's no answer.

00:34:36But what kind of neural circuits in the brain make me anxious?

00:34:40If you explain these things in brain science,

00:34:42It helps me find my own cause and change myself.

00:34:45So the field of brain science is...

00:34:47What kind of person am I?

00:34:49It's a field of research on what kind of person I am.

00:34:52So when we look at it like this,

00:34:54Do the eyes see first or do I recognize it first?

00:34:56The light signal from the eyes goes to the brain.

00:34:59What's amazing is that I've never experienced it.

00:35:02I can't see.

00:35:04I can't hear what I haven't heard.

00:35:06For example, as much as I've experienced, I can distinguish.

00:35:10So if the eyes are connected like a camera,

00:35:15If you connect the wires of people who can't see,

00:35:18Wouldn't it be possible to make them see again?

00:35:20You can't do that yourself.

00:35:22Because for the first two years of your life,

00:35:25The brain has to learn what it sees.

00:35:28This is a face. This is a movement.

00:35:31I have the ability to interpret this.

00:35:33Actually, I cover my eyes for cats.

00:35:35Until I'm a little older.

00:35:37I didn't let him see.

00:35:38If you take it off, the signal comes in.

00:35:40But they don't know what it means.

00:35:42I can't interpret it.

00:35:43It's just like gray to the brain.

00:35:46You're losing your ability to see.

00:35:48Then we're going to...

00:35:50Be careful with your questions.

00:35:52If you ask the wrong question, you'll get it wrong.

00:35:54I'm not asking because I'm not curious.

00:35:56Very important question.

00:35:58Okay, go ahead.

00:35:59Right now, the brain is...

00:36:01We're relying on some device.

00:36:03It's going to be even worse.

00:36:04That's right.

00:36:05Then the science of the brain itself.

00:36:07In the future,

00:36:08Isn't it an unnecessary field to be honest?

00:36:10No.

00:36:12It's more necessary.

00:36:13Because AI does what humans can't do.

00:36:16But he's really going to do this to us.

00:36:18To make it convenient for us.

00:36:20You have to know how the brain works.

00:36:22You can use that technology well.

00:36:24You have to match people's concerns.

00:36:25Because if you use this wrong,

00:36:27Mental health is getting worse.

00:36:29It's getting more depressed.

00:36:30It could be bad.

00:36:32But the internet we're using right now.

00:36:34I think it's a little bit like that.

00:36:36These days, teenagers...

00:36:38I only communicate on Instagram or SNS.

00:36:40It's hard to meet and communicate in real life.

00:36:42Then one by one.

00:36:44It's a little hard.

00:36:46I'm nervous.

00:36:47There's a lot of symptoms like this.

00:36:49So if you understand why the brain is like that,

00:36:51Even if we use technology,

00:36:53People don't get more lonely and sick.

00:36:55People can be a little happier.

00:36:57It's possible to make it with technology.

00:36:59That's right.

00:37:00But let me ask you this.

00:37:02You know, the brain.

00:37:04Humans can only use 10% of the brain.

00:37:08This is the most widely known.

00:37:10It's a machine.

00:37:11It's about 20% of Einstein.

00:37:13What's on the OECD website?

00:37:16People are wrong about Lego.

00:37:18There's something like this.

00:37:20The first of them is that we only use 10% of our brains.

00:37:23Why is this wrong?

00:37:25If you use the most energy in our body,

00:37:27It's the most expensive organ.

00:37:29It doesn't make sense if you only use 10%.

00:37:31That's right.

00:37:32So, in fact, we're using all of our brains.

00:37:35If you only use 10% of your brain, you can't measure it.

00:37:37Wrongly known.

00:37:39And you know what?

00:37:41It's a question we like.

00:37:43If you have a lot of wrinkles in your brain, you're smart.

00:37:46I've heard that before. Is that right?

00:37:48The wrinkles in the brain are not different for each person.

00:37:50It's different for each species.

00:37:52Actually, in the same skull.

00:37:55What happens if you put as much brain as you can?

00:37:57You have to bend it, so you get wrinkles.

00:38:00So to increase the capacity in the brain.

00:38:02I had a wrinkle in my brain during the evolution process.

00:38:05The reason I had to put in so much brain was.

00:38:08I don't need it to live alone.

00:38:10The reptile's brain is smooth.

00:38:12So reptiles, like sea turtles,

00:38:15As soon as you're born, you can't get out of the egg.

00:38:17There's no one to help you.

00:38:19But humans, mice, chimpanzees, cats, all of them.

00:38:23I feel the pain of another being.

00:38:25If another being goes to eat something delicious, I'll go eat it, too.

00:38:28I have the ability to read other beings.

00:38:31But this is intelligence.

00:38:33It's more likely to survive if it's developed.

00:38:36To do this, you need a lot of brain capacity.

00:38:39Then tell me one thing.

00:38:41What's the best food for the brain?

00:38:43What's the best food for the brain?

00:38:46In fact, it's best for modern people to eat less.

00:38:51What about Ho-dong?

00:38:53I don't know.

00:38:55I don't know.

00:38:57Ho-dong eats less.

00:38:59Yeah, you should eat less.

00:39:01I like to eat less.

00:39:02Speaking of eating, Jessica is still.

00:39:05What do you have to say?

00:39:08Speaking of eating, Jessica, what do you have to say?

00:39:11Ji-hoon wrote it beautifully.

00:39:14This word always makes my heart flutter.

00:39:16He's a world-class political scientist.

00:39:19World class!

00:39:22I thought you were famous.

00:39:24I've interviewed a lot of famous people.

00:39:26I've seen it too much.

00:39:27What's famous?

00:39:28I was in the Obama administration.

00:39:30Really?

00:39:32There was a 100-minute debate in Korea.

00:39:34That's right.

00:39:37Michael Sandel.

00:39:38Professor Michael Sandel.

00:39:40And Tony Blinken, who is now the US President.

00:39:44Ji-hoon, I'm so jealous of you.

00:39:46You can study English.

00:39:50But isn't interviewing another skill?

00:39:52That's right.

00:39:53It's different from English.

00:39:54Are you better at English than an American?

00:39:55No, it's not that.

00:39:56It's not that you're fluent.

00:39:58There's a law that leads people to conversation.

00:40:00I didn't live in the United States when I was young.

00:40:03I graduated from college and studied in the United States.

00:40:05And I lived there.

00:40:06The pronunciation is different.

00:40:08Where did you go to college?

00:40:11Y University.

00:40:12Oh, I see.

00:40:15Isn't this a script?

00:40:17No, it's a script.

00:40:19I don't think you need a script.

00:40:22If you did, you would have been a regular.

00:40:25All the important people are like this.

00:40:29You did an interview with great people.

00:40:32How do you cast people?

00:40:34Sometimes I do it myself.

00:40:37Sometimes they come and do it.

00:40:39But there are more cases where they want to do it.

00:40:43Especially politicians.

00:40:46It's hard.

00:40:48You have to express that you want to be more humane and get closer.

00:40:53In order to do that, you have to keep interviewing for 20 minutes.

00:40:58There's a YouTube channel like that these days.

00:41:01In a way, this is diplomacy.

00:41:05Those people prefer that.

00:41:07But it's too hard to do it with them.

00:41:10Why?

00:41:11First of all, it takes a short time.

00:41:15In the case of President Obama, it took only 30 minutes.

00:41:18But the running time of the program is 50 minutes.

00:41:42So it takes 30 minutes without editing.

00:41:45How do you do 20 minutes?

00:41:47We just talk to each other for 20 minutes.

00:41:49Or there's a reaction like that.

00:41:51It's good to keep doing this.

00:41:53If you ask me to edit it there,

00:41:55I don't think you'll ask me not to ask questions like this.

00:41:58Actually, I adjust the questions in advance.

00:42:02But when I do it, I throw other questions slightly.

00:42:06Then you have to answer.

00:42:08Then after the recording,

00:42:09Then there's a lot of people who want to do it.

00:42:11Mr. Obama is active.

00:42:13There's a lot of people who want to do it.

00:42:15I'll take that out.

00:42:17I'll take out the chopsticks.

00:42:19It's a mess.

00:42:21No, I've never heard of that.

00:42:24Otherwise, Seo Jang-hoon is amazing.

00:42:27Ji-yoon, have you ever felt human beauty from Sarkozy or Obama?

00:42:31Sarkozy, the French president?

00:42:33That's right.

00:42:34When we hear people like the President or the Prime Minister talk,

00:42:38We talk according to the formalities.

00:42:40There used to be a summit with a lot of top leaders.

00:42:43Netanyahu came to Israel.

00:42:46So President Sarkozy talks to President Obama.

00:42:49I don't know if the microphone is on.

00:42:51I don't like that guy.

00:42:53Really?

00:42:55Then President Obama said,

00:42:57Hey, I have to talk to him every day.

00:43:00If you look at it from the outside, you shake hands and hug each other.

00:43:04They're all people.

00:43:07It's fun.

00:43:09That's how you do it.

00:43:11Who was the most difficult person?

00:43:13It's hard. It's hard.

00:43:15Professor Michael Sandel.

00:43:17I think the professor will speak well.

00:43:19The professor talks like a poem.

00:43:23I think I wrote a book in my head.

00:43:25You're the type to talk for a long time.

00:43:27That's right.

00:43:29Find Michael Sandel.

00:43:32There's Michael Sandel.

00:43:36It's very long.

00:43:38It's like writing something in your head and talking.

00:43:41If you listen to it, you'll be attracted to it.

00:43:43All of a sudden,

00:43:45So, what do you think, Ji-yoon?

00:43:48Ji-yoon, what do you think?

00:43:50Does that make it clear enough, do you think?

00:43:53Yeah, it is clear to me.

00:43:55Because I read the book.

00:43:58And which can be called.

00:44:00I understood.

00:44:01There's a civil republicanism.

00:44:03Yes.

00:44:05You have to pay a lot of attention.

00:44:07Professor Sandel is relatively more picky.

00:44:10But you study politics, you run a political program, and you make content.

00:44:14In the end, your dream is to advance in the political world.

00:44:18No, because I think you've been offered a lot.

00:44:20I think so.

00:44:21I think I've been offered a lot.

00:44:23Talk about everything here.

00:44:25Just tell me if it's a scolding or a scolding.

00:44:27I didn't ask anything else.

00:44:29The first person to be born as a politician.

00:44:31No, I really don't have any thoughts.

00:44:34And my child hates it.

00:44:36He didn't accept it. There's a lot to take.

00:44:38Well, no comment.

00:44:40There's a lot, there's a lot.

00:44:42Do you always have to protect the people politically?

00:44:46That's actually different for everyone.

00:44:48I'm trying to talk in the middle as much as I can.

00:44:52I'm curious about what politics is.

00:44:55In fact, it's hard for us to feel politics.

00:44:59But I'm curious about what politics is exactly.

00:45:01Politics is ultimately a study of humans.

00:45:04The ultimate desire and goal that humans have is power.

00:45:09How do we get this power?

00:45:12How have humans lived for it?

00:45:15It's been a long time since I've studied that.

00:45:17There must be politics in the classroom of Knowing Bros.

00:45:20Of course, there's politics everywhere.

00:45:22Who do you think has the most power?

00:45:24Who do you think is the most violent?

00:45:26I think Hee-chul has the most power.

00:45:28Wow, that's exactly right.

00:45:30That's exactly right.

00:45:32That's exactly right.

00:45:34Unbelievable.

00:45:36Politician, Dr. Admit.

00:45:38What are you looking at?

00:45:40It's true that he's a friend.

00:45:42He's a friend.

00:45:44I'm not a friend.

00:45:46The most important thing is actually

00:45:48It's not possible for one person to keep the party election or the president.

00:45:53But the biggest power is the power to send someone.

00:45:56That's a fake progress.

00:45:58It's not right these days.

00:46:02If you want to make a solo album, contact me.

00:46:04But do you have any solo experience?

00:46:06Yes.

00:46:10I can drop someone.

00:46:12I can send Ho-dong.

00:46:14I can send Young-chul.

00:46:16That's a real power.

00:46:18I used to do a lot of entertainment shows.

00:46:20I can't beat you.

00:46:22I can't beat you.

00:46:24I've been trying to send Young-chul for 8 years.

00:46:26I've been trying to send Young-chul for 8 years.

00:46:28He's still doing it.

00:46:30I'm a failure.

00:46:32He's still doing it.

00:46:34I can't do it.

00:46:36I'm talking about my major today.

00:46:38It's time to focus.

00:46:40Jae-sik's major is

00:46:42Dr. Admit.

00:46:44He knows everything.

00:46:46It's not a major.

00:46:48I'm working as a professor at school.

00:46:50I'm working as a writer.

00:46:52I'm going to do two things.

00:46:54The reason I started this is because

00:46:56At first, like a hobby,

00:46:58I wrote a short story and posted it on the Internet.

00:47:00I wrote a short story and posted it on the Internet.

00:47:02But there's a place that's going to pay for this.

00:47:04But there's a place that's going to pay for this.

00:47:06I think it was the first place that offered to pay for your novel.

00:47:08I think it was the first place that offered to pay for your novel.

00:47:10Publishing company?

00:47:12The producer of MBC TV called me.

00:47:14The producer of MBC TV called me.

00:47:16He's watching a drama.

00:47:18You've been calling me by my real name.

00:47:20You've been calling me by my real name.

00:47:22I called him because I had an important moment in my life.

00:47:24I called him because I had an important moment in my life.

00:47:26The producer called me.

00:47:28There was a short series called MBC Best Theater.

00:47:30I remember the episode.

00:47:32I'm going to make it 635 times.

00:47:34I'm going to make it 635 times.

00:47:36What's the title of the drama?

00:47:38It's called Rabbit Aria.

00:47:40It's called Rabbit Aria.

00:47:42I fell in love with it then.

00:47:44When I was young, I had that.

00:47:46When I was young, I had that.

00:47:48I wrote a short novel.

00:47:50It was in the first episode.

00:47:52It was in the first episode.

00:47:54It's amazing.

00:47:56I'm going to work hard.

00:47:58I'm going to work hard.

00:48:00From 2006, I've been writing a book.

00:48:02I've been writing a book.

00:48:04You've published 20 or 30 books.

00:48:06I've been writing a lot of books.

00:48:08You have to be a bestseller.

00:48:10That's what I'm saying.

00:48:12That's why he's the chief editor.

00:48:16The legend of the publishing industry.

00:48:18There's a saying in the publishing industry.

00:48:20It's called the speed of knowledge.

00:48:22What I'm saying is that

00:48:24there's a basic time it takes for a person with knowledge to write a book.

00:48:26He reduced it all.

00:48:30How can there be so many books in a year?

00:48:32Does AI write it for you?

00:48:34That's why no one can beat the speed of knowledge.

00:48:36You don't have to write it like a legend.

00:48:38You don't have to write it like a legend.

00:48:40You don't have to fix it as you think.

00:48:42You're the chief editor.

00:48:44I'm sorry.

00:48:48There was no such thing as a chief editor.

00:48:50I did my best.

00:48:52I did my best.

00:48:54When I was in middle and high school,

00:48:56I was in the first place in my class.

00:48:58I know it's a technical policy cooperation process at Yonsei University.

00:49:00That's a good thing.

00:49:02But Professor Jido is

00:49:04He majored in environmental engineering.

00:49:06He majored in chemical engineering.

00:49:08He majored in environmental engineering.

00:49:10What exactly is environmental engineering?

00:49:12What is environmental engineering?

00:49:14Environmental engineering is really fun.

00:49:16Think about it.

00:49:18When we wash the dishes, we get a lot of dirty water.

00:49:20But usually,

00:49:22when dirty water flows into the sewer hole,

00:49:24no one thinks about it after that.

00:49:26Someone gets all the dirty water

00:49:28and purifies it

00:49:30and sends it to the Han River.

00:49:32That's why our Han River is maintained.

00:49:34Because we keep running that factory,

00:49:36all the cities in Korea

00:49:38can be maintained.

00:49:40That's why we're doing it.

00:49:42Isn't it fun?

00:49:44You're doing a great job

00:49:46from my point of view.

00:49:48It's very important.

00:49:50What's really interesting is that

00:49:52Jessi told me on the radio a long time ago.

00:49:54You almost became a junior comedian.

00:49:56Did you take a comedian exam at KBS?

00:49:58I didn't go to take the exam.

00:50:00I didn't go to take the exam.

00:50:02I applied to take the exam.

00:50:04I applied to take the exam.

00:50:06I applied to take the exam.

00:50:08If you have good grades, you can take the exam.

00:50:10Why did you apply to take the exam?

00:50:12I've been thinking that

00:50:14being a comedian is a good job since I was young.

00:50:16Why didn't you take the exam?

00:50:18When I was a college student,

00:50:20the exam dates overlapped.

00:50:22Don't lie to me.

00:50:24You didn't have confidence.

00:50:26What's the comedian you prepared?

00:50:28I didn't prepare anything.

00:50:34I can't remember.

00:50:36I can't remember.

00:50:38I can't remember.

00:50:40Don't lie to me.

00:50:42You were interested in being a comedian.

00:50:44I was interested when I was young.

00:50:46You have a pleasant personality.

00:50:48It's easy to make people laugh.

00:50:50It's easy to make people laugh.

00:50:52It's a philosophical story.

00:50:54It's hard to edit.

00:50:58Don't edit this.

00:51:00Don't edit this.

00:51:02It's okay.

00:51:04It's okay.

00:51:06It's okay.

00:51:08I thought about it while writing a novel.

00:51:10It's easy for people to be unhappy.

00:51:12It's easy for people to be unhappy.

00:51:14It's easy for people to be unhappy.

00:51:16But you need a lot of conditions

00:51:18to be happy.

00:51:20One of them is to be unhappy.

00:51:22It's not easy to make people laugh.

00:51:24It's not easy to make people laugh.

00:51:26Anyway,

00:51:28Did you know the students well?

00:51:30It was a good time.

00:51:32Now,

00:51:34we're going to start a lecture.

00:51:36It's a good time to pretend

00:51:38to know where you go.

00:51:40Let's focus!

00:51:42Focus!

00:51:44The first presentation

00:51:46is from Jaejoo.

00:51:48The rest of the students

00:51:50can sit here.

00:51:52Thank you.

00:51:54Shouldn't you bring a sandglass or something?

00:51:57You're just going to let it go?

00:51:59You have to set the timer.

00:52:00Let's listen to it first.

00:52:04The topic I prepared is climate change and climate crisis.

00:52:09Can't you tell me about your first love?

00:52:12My first love is climate change.

00:52:14A man in love with climate change.

00:52:16Is that Chinese?

00:52:19It's us.

00:52:21It's a little bit like this.

00:52:22It's a little bit like this.

00:52:29I'm going to emphasize two things while talking about climate change.

00:52:32I'm going to explain it with only two points.

00:52:33First

00:52:36Let's do this. It's fun.

00:52:38You're excited to do it now while you're doing cyber.

00:52:40I'm excited.

00:52:41Climate change is

00:52:44Please write it quickly.

00:52:45quickly

00:52:47First

00:52:48Climate change is an economic problem.

00:52:51Shall we try it?

00:52:52One, two, three.

00:52:53Climate change is an economic problem.

00:52:55There's a lot of talk about the end of the world because of climate change.

00:52:58That's right.

00:52:59We need to think about the problem of the end of the world.

00:53:03Climate change is an economic problem.

00:53:07The problem of pressuring companies is so big.

00:53:09Among the new regulations and new systems that have started in Europe these days.

00:53:13There's something called CBAM.

00:53:15There's something called CBAM.

00:53:18Is it an expression you use when you're in a bad mood?

00:53:20Isn't it clean?

00:53:23Carbon

00:53:25Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

00:53:27Carbon Border Adjustment System

00:53:30It's hard.

00:53:31It's hard to say.

00:53:32What I mean is

00:53:34If you want to sell something in Europe,

00:53:37It's about how much carbon dioxide you emit.

00:53:40If it's above a certain line,

00:53:42Sell it to Europe after you pay the price.

00:53:45Because the more carbon dioxide is emitted,

00:53:47It causes a lot of warming.

00:53:49It's more serious about climate change.

00:53:51Then, in Europe,

00:53:53Why did you start this system first in the world?

00:53:58When Europeans talk to themselves,

00:54:00If you talk a lot about it,

00:54:01Because Europe is an advancing country.

00:54:03To lead the earth to protect it.

00:54:05We're going to implement this system.

00:54:07Of course, we can talk about it that way.

00:54:09But if you think about it,

00:54:11There's no reason to be nicer than Europeans.

00:54:13It's similar.

00:54:14If you look at what was announced a while ago,

00:54:17Korea is the best recycling country in the world.

00:54:20There's only one country.

00:54:21But why do you think Europe implemented this system first?

00:54:25To beat the water bomb.

00:54:27Fresh idea

00:54:29Water bomb goddess

00:54:31I'm going to use electricity to turn the machine around and make a product.

00:54:34If you use electricity like solar or wind power generation,

00:54:38If you make it in a way that doesn't emit carbon dioxide,

00:54:41Wouldn't it be advantageous under the ECBAM system?

00:54:44In Korea, more than 90% is a traditional method.

00:54:48Only 78% of the recycling energy is used to minimize carbon dioxide emissions.

00:54:53But last year,

00:54:56Britain is more than half of the electricity they use.

00:55:00I boasted that I made it with recycling energy like solar wind power generation.

00:55:04Germany also boasted that it was more than half last year.

00:55:08Countries like Norway are more than 90%.

00:55:10Almost 100% of the recycling energy is different.

00:55:13Norway has a lot of mountains and water because it has developed the Fjord coast.

00:55:17What are you talking about?

00:55:18If an ECBAM system is implemented,

00:55:20Is it advantageous for European companies? Is it advantageous for Korean companies?

00:55:22European companies

00:55:23European companies have no choice but to be advantageous.

00:55:25Korea is good at making steel products.

00:55:27There's a big one in Jecheolso, Pohang, and Gwangyang.

00:55:30They make a lot of good steel products.

00:55:32Recycling technology originally started in Europe.

00:55:35But these days, technology has been caught up in countries like China, India, and Korea.

00:55:39It's hard to compete with technology.

00:55:41It's harder to compete with the unit price.

00:55:43So the Europeans thought a lot about it.

00:55:45They come to Europe and sell a lot of steel.

00:55:47How can we protect our industry and keep the Europeans making money?

00:55:52Oh!

00:55:53Europe has been focusing on environmental issues for a long time,

00:55:55and has invested a lot in renewable energy.

00:55:57Protecting the Earth and protecting climate change.

00:56:01I think they spent a lot of electricity to make steel.

00:56:04Shouldn't we pay for the cost of using a lot of electricity?

00:56:08Because of the ECBAM system, we have to pay for it.

00:56:11That's the structure.

00:56:13If you look at it, it's really obvious.

00:56:16Why did Norway become a rich country?

00:56:18Was Norway rich because it sold salmon?

00:56:20Was Norway rich because it sold mackerel?

00:56:21Gene, gene.

00:56:22Oh!

00:56:23Jang Hoon!

00:56:24That's right.

00:56:25Norway's largest exporter is oil. Oil.

00:56:27As expected, the key is gene.

00:56:28There's a lot of oil in the sea in front of Norway.

00:56:31If you look at the amount of oil exported to Norway,

00:56:34Norway sells more oil than most Middle Eastern countries.

00:56:39More than the Middle East?

00:56:41Norway has more oil than Algeria.

00:56:44Norway has a lot of oil.

00:56:45Why didn't you tell us?

00:56:47Buy it in Korea.

00:56:49We didn't know.

00:56:50Of course.

00:56:51Right?

00:56:52I didn't know.

00:56:53Those countries have invested in renewable energy, solar power, and wind power with that money.

00:56:57All the developed countries in the world are doing this.

00:57:01There's a company that makes the best electric cars in the world.

00:57:05There's a company that comes to mind.

00:57:06There really is.

00:57:07Yes, there is.

00:57:08If you compare it to the total market share, it's about 20 times bigger than the largest car company in Korea.

00:57:12It's a huge company.

00:57:13As much as the electric car industry in their country is developed like this,

00:57:16they think climate change is a problem.

00:57:18Everyone has to ride an electric car.

00:57:19It's a position that foreigners have no choice but to do this.

00:57:22Where is the best solar industry in the world?

00:57:24Yangchung?

00:57:25Oh!

00:57:26Kyung Hoon.

00:57:27No.

00:57:28China?

00:57:29China is the best.

00:57:30China is the cheapest and has the highest quality.

00:57:32It's the most in Yangchung.

00:57:33If you pick the best solar company in the world, it's always a Chinese company.

00:57:36Where's the second best company?

00:57:38If you pick it, it's usually a Chinese company.

00:57:40China is holding on to the solar market.

00:57:42The world's leading countries have invested a lot in this situation.

00:57:46And they're changing the world.

00:57:51If we don't respond well to climate change,

00:57:53we'll be torn apart because of climate change.

00:57:57The world is being reorganized into a situation where we have to move on to something else.

00:58:01So climate change is an economic problem.

00:58:04Sir, I heard something.

00:58:07I heard that if a cow in the world farts at once, the earth will be destroyed.

00:58:13Is that true?

00:58:14The earth will be destroyed?

00:58:15Let's say it's true.

00:58:17The gas will be released.

00:58:19This is a deep story.

00:58:21This is a deep story.

00:58:23Because if you fart, there's a substance called methane gas.

00:58:28I'm sure you've heard of it a lot.

00:58:29It's called methane.

00:58:30This substance is much better at causing global warming than carbon dioxide.

00:58:35About 20 times?

00:58:36It's much better.

00:58:37More than that.

00:58:38A cow is roughly the same as a car.

00:58:40That's what a lot of people say.

00:58:41Kyung Hoon, where did you hear this from?

00:58:43Why did you hear this from the bride-to-be?

00:58:44Because Jaehyo was curious.

00:58:46By the way, by the way.

00:58:47We're talking about this topic.

00:58:51The topic is different.

00:58:52It's lonely.

00:58:54He's suddenly interested in science.

00:58:58People are dirty, but they don't fart.

00:59:01People come out.

00:59:02People come out a little.

00:59:03Soogeun has to show off, too.

00:59:05He farts every day.

00:59:06That's why I'm doing it.

00:59:07That's why the house was warm in winter.

00:59:09By the way, cows and sheep are more severe.

00:59:17Why is it so severe?

00:59:19Is it because you eat a lot?

00:59:22You should have become a scientist.

00:59:25It's a very good question.

00:59:29It's my first time to be excited.

00:59:31There must be a reason.

00:59:33Can't you call me later?

00:59:37You can study.

00:59:38We ate together.

00:59:39You can study.

00:59:40You can study.

00:59:41You can study.

00:59:42Cow and sheep.

00:59:43It's because I eat a lot of grass.

00:59:44It's because I eat a lot of cows.

00:59:46But Jang Hoon has a really good sense.

00:59:49It's famous.

00:59:50It's connected to that.

00:59:51I have a really good sense.

00:59:52It's like a medicine.

00:59:53It's real.

00:59:54Look.

00:59:55People say that if you eat salad, you won't gain weight.

00:59:57Because there are very few ingredients that can be decomposed and absorbed by humans.

01:00:02But in the case of cows, they gain weight just by eating grass.

01:00:05What kind of special talent do they have?

01:00:07We said this.

01:00:09That's right.

01:00:10Why do you have such a good sense?

01:00:11Because there are four cows.

01:00:13That's right.

01:00:14It's because I eat a lot of tripe.

01:00:15If you know that, you know.

01:00:18That's right.

01:00:19No, really.

01:00:20No, it's not.

01:00:21No, it's not.

01:00:22Cows grow microorganisms like bacteria that break down fiber.

01:00:27But the problem is that in the process of absorption,

01:00:32microorganisms like bacteria and bacteria break down methane gas.

01:00:35The cow itself breaks it down.

01:00:37Tell me a good story.

01:00:38I have a question.

01:00:39What we've been feeling lately is that there are bugs that we don't know about in Korea.

01:00:44Isn't it a love bug or a tinker bell last year?

01:00:48Didn't all the bugs come from climate change?

01:00:51It's hard to say it's all.

01:00:53I'm not good at insects, so it's hard to say it's all.

01:00:56There's one thing I can say for sure.

01:00:58There's a disease called malaria, which is a contagious disease that infects insects all over the world.

01:01:04That's right.

01:01:05What moves malaria?

01:01:06Mosquitoes.

01:01:07Mosquitoes move.

01:01:08But there was a malaria warning in an unexpected area.

01:01:10Where do you think it is?

01:01:11France?

01:01:12Isn't it Korea?

01:01:13It's Korea.

01:01:14It's Korea.

01:01:15Where do you think it is?

01:01:16Ganghwado?

01:01:17Ganghwado?

01:01:18Ganghwado?

01:01:19There's a lot of malaria warning in Ganghwado.

01:01:20You're good.

01:01:21Someone caught it a while ago.

01:01:22But this time, it was released in an unexpected area.

01:01:23Where do you think it is?

01:01:24Seoul?

01:01:25It's Seoul.

01:01:27There are a lot of people who think that there will be no malaria in Korea, but there are a lot of malaria in Korea.

01:01:31What should I do?

01:01:32Korea has the most malaria among developed countries in the world.

01:01:36There's a tropical region in Mexico.

01:01:38It looks like there's a lot of mosquitoes.

01:01:40There are times when there are more malaria in Korea than in Mexico.

01:01:42The more mosquitoes spread, the more malaria spreads.

01:01:45But what season do mosquitoes work the most?

01:01:47Summer.

01:01:48It's summer.

01:01:49In Korea, if the climate change is serious, the summer will be longer.

01:01:54That's what they're saying.

01:01:56That's why malaria damage will increase.

01:01:58It's a problem that everyone is worried about.

01:02:00The second point is that climate change is a problem of community.

01:02:04Climate change can occur in a short time.

01:02:07It can cause more drought.

01:02:09That's what they say a lot.

01:02:10But most people who live well don't have much damage.

01:02:13You can feel it in the countryside.

01:02:14That's right.

01:02:15It's not just middle-class people living in cities that live so well in Korea.

01:02:19People who plant crops can sit in the rain if they get drought.

01:02:23If this continues, society will crack and the world will get harder.

01:02:27That's why climate change is a problem of community.

01:02:30We need to pay attention to climate change to prevent our neighbors from suffering.

01:02:36Let's wrap this up.

01:02:39Ari Arisu.

01:02:41Science.

01:02:43Ari Arisu.

01:02:44Next, Ji-yoon prepared it.

01:02:48It's a device.

01:02:50It's going to be fun.

01:02:52No one came in without erasing it, right?

01:02:55Why isn't this erasing?

01:02:57Why isn't this erasing?

01:02:58I don't know.

01:02:59Why isn't this erasing?

01:03:00I don't know.

01:03:01I don't know.

01:03:02What happened?

01:03:03I didn't write what I had.

01:03:05I once said this on a program.

01:03:09Korea is a powerful country.

01:03:11I said that, and the comments came up.

01:03:14What kind of comment do you think it was?

01:03:16I'm number one.

01:03:17There was that, too.

01:03:19But what kind of powerful country is Korea?

01:03:21Is it a national treasure?

01:03:22There are a lot of things like this.

01:03:24So today, I'm going to talk about a powerful country.

01:03:29Isn't it a powerful country that is respected for its various opinions?

01:03:32That's right.

01:03:33I respect all the opinions.

01:03:35That's right.

01:03:36I'm focused on Kang's story.

01:03:38It's about Kang's family.

01:03:39Kang Dae-guk.

01:03:41Kang Dae-guk.

01:03:42Uncle Dae-guk.

01:03:43Uncle Dae-guk.

01:03:45We all have different opinions.

01:03:46We've talked a lot about that.

01:03:47That's right.

01:03:48It's a very important point.

01:03:49But what are the conditions of a powerful country?

01:03:51I think there are some things that you need to have to be a powerful country.

01:03:55military

01:03:56military

01:03:57Right.

01:03:58military power

01:03:59OECD

01:04:00OECD

01:04:01FIFA ranking?

01:04:03FIFA ranking is quite low.

01:04:06Because there are a lot of European countries.

01:04:08First of all, I'm going to talk about some of the conditions that I think and that many scholars have thought about so far.

01:04:15The first thing I'm going to talk about is the geographical advantage.

01:04:19geographical advantage

01:04:20Which country is the world's most powerful country?

01:04:23America

01:04:24We call it America.

01:04:25America is like this.

01:04:26And another powerful country.

01:04:28Where is the country that followed?

01:04:30China

01:04:31China is following.

01:04:33Now, if you look here, there's a feature that America has.

01:04:37What kind of sea is there this way?

01:04:39Atlantic Ocean

01:04:40There's an Atlantic Ocean.

01:04:41This way?

01:04:42Pacific Ocean

01:04:43You can go both ways.

01:04:46The reason why this is important is that 80% of global trade is done by sea.

01:04:53There are planes and everything, but they still go by ship.

01:04:57So, in order to exchange products, you need to have a safe ship.

01:05:02In the case of the United States, there's nothing blocked here.

01:05:05You can go straight.

01:05:06That's why I say it's very advantageous.

01:05:09Let's take a look at China.

01:05:11China has a lot of territory.

01:05:14I'm trying to get out.

01:05:15Let's go to the Pacific Ocean.

01:05:16I'm trying to get out.

01:05:17Oh, this is Korea.

01:05:20I went down a little bit.

01:05:21Oh, Japan is blocking it.

01:05:23I went down hard.

01:05:25There's Taiwan.

01:05:27I went down more.

01:05:28There's a conflict in the Philippines, Vietnam, and South China Sea.

01:05:32There's a complicated place.

01:05:34So, geographically speaking, it's very difficult for China to run the White House as it pleases.

01:05:41This is just luck.

01:05:43In that sense, the United States is very advantageous.

01:05:47It's very important where your father lives.

01:05:50It's definitely a real estate.

01:05:51That's right.

01:05:52Real estate is important.

01:05:53Because of this geographical advantage, it is easy for the United States to take a step forward as a powerful country.

01:05:58But I want to talk about something else.

01:06:01It's a system.

01:06:04If you look at the political system, Korea has a democratic system with a president.

01:06:11I think there are many countries like that in the world, but that's not true.

01:06:15I'm very important here.

01:06:17Oh, it won't be erased.

01:06:191688.

01:06:201688.

01:06:23What happened then?

01:06:27It's confusing because you suddenly ask.

01:06:29It's a revolution.

01:06:30It's a revolution, but it's in England.

01:06:33Industrial Revolution!

01:06:34Industrial Revolution?

01:06:35It's a little earlier than that.

01:06:36I shouted out loud like a chicken.

01:06:41I was surprised, too.

01:06:42Should I tell you the answer?

01:06:43Yes.

01:06:44Honorable Revolution.

01:06:47What is the Honorable Revolution?

01:06:48Honorable Revolution.

01:06:49I think you've heard of it at least once in your life.

01:06:52I've never heard of it.

01:06:53There was a British king named James Eat.

01:06:55He keeps bumping into this king and the Parliament.

01:06:58And in the end, the Parliament kicks the king out.

01:07:01There's a very important document that came out after the Honorable Revolution.

01:07:06What is it?

01:07:07It's a scene of power.

01:07:09The Parliament asks this new king.

01:07:12You can't go against the opinion of the Parliament and do whatever you want.

01:07:15And you can't violate the rights of the citizens as you please.

01:07:18You have to respect the Parliament.

01:07:19You're cutting off all the power.

01:07:21So there's nothing special about the king's game after 1688.

01:07:25But still...

01:07:26When you play the king's game, you have to do it in the previous version of 1688.

01:07:29It was much stronger before that.

01:07:32That's how you get power.

01:07:34Because it's the second generation of power.

01:07:36Because it's the second generation of power.

01:07:37That's why it's the second generation of power.

01:07:40Please put your hands together.

01:07:43There was another important right for me.

01:07:47Property rights.

01:07:49I'm going to make money because I'm recognized for my property rights.

01:07:53What's going on?

01:07:55Where did the First Industrial Revolution come from?

01:07:57England.

01:07:58It came from England.

01:07:59That's why it's all here.

01:08:01That's what I'm talking about.

01:08:03A lot of innovative technologies are being invented and developed.

01:08:08Usually, a country that doesn't have technology can't be a world power.

01:08:15The most advanced technology is always connected to military technology.

01:08:20So you have to have technology and property rights to become a power.

01:08:25So far, I've been talking about technology.

01:08:28I want to talk about people.

01:08:30People.

01:08:32So I've prepared a lure.

01:08:36Turn it back.

01:08:39It's written in your name, but you can tell who it is by looking at your face.

01:08:42It's like going to school.

01:08:44Today, we're talking about the strongest country.

01:08:47Let's talk about the United States.

01:08:49It's the first president.

01:08:51It's this person.

01:08:53In the United States, who is the best president for scholars and journalists?

01:09:01The order changes every day.

01:09:03The top three don't change.

01:09:05Those three are George Washington, Franklin Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.

01:09:11I'll start with George Washington.

01:09:13He's the first president.

01:09:15Four years.

01:09:16And one more time.

01:09:17Four years.

01:09:18A total of eight years.

01:09:19And come down.

01:09:20People were so surprised.

01:09:22Why?

01:09:23At that time, the popularity of the President of the United States was four years, but there was no condition that he could only be a lover twice.

01:09:32It was only written in the Constitution for four years.

01:09:34So he voluntarily came down.

01:09:36I'll do it twice and come down.

01:09:38What effect did this have?

01:09:40After that, other presidents wanted to do more.

01:09:44Awareness.

01:09:45Hey, George Washington came down twice, but what more can I do?

01:09:48That's how it was managed.

01:09:52So it's been protected all the way down, and it's broken.

01:09:56When?

01:09:57Right next to it.

01:09:58Franklin Roosevelt.

01:10:00Four times.

01:10:01I did it four times.

01:10:02That's right.

01:10:03I did it four times.

01:10:06But there's a little bit of a reason.

01:10:08Because when President Roosevelt became president, the United States was having a hard time.

01:10:13Why?

01:10:14What is it?

01:10:15The Great Depression.

01:10:16The Great Depression.

01:10:17That's right.

01:10:18It was a very, very economically difficult time because of the Great Depression.

01:10:31So there was a New Deal policy, and there was a lot of effort.

01:10:37What happened in Europe on September 1, 1939 was that Germany invaded Poland.

01:10:47That's how World War II began.

01:10:50Nazi Germany occupied France, occupied London, and sent information to Churchill to help them.

01:11:03It was a confusing situation.

01:11:05When you're at war, you don't really receive a general.

01:11:08That's why you're on a mission.

01:11:10And then, shortly after, you're going to be in the world.

01:11:15And fix the constitution.

01:11:19So, through Article 22 of the Correctional Constitution of 1951, the U.S. Constitution must not be violated more than twice.

01:11:27That's what happened.

01:11:29But I think he's the best.

01:11:33Lincoln?

01:11:34Abraham Lincoln.

01:11:35A lot of people say that the United States was actually born and established after the South and North Korean War.

01:11:44What do you think happens when we talk about the South and North Korean War?

01:11:47Slavery.

01:11:48Slavery.

01:11:49You know the famous speech phrase of President Lincoln?

01:11:53Do you remember?

01:11:54For the people.

01:11:55That's right.

01:11:56For the people.

01:11:57For the people.

01:11:58For the people.

01:12:00Be quiet during class.

01:12:02Why are you talking so much during class?

01:12:04I'll write a phrase here.

01:12:06I don't think yellow will be erased.

01:12:11DVD.

01:12:12House DVD.

01:12:15It's the best to watch at home.

01:12:17It's a DVD.

01:12:18What does it mean?

01:12:19Eat dinner at home.

01:12:24The house divided against itself.

01:12:27A house that is divided cannot stand.

01:12:30Actually, that's what President Lincoln felt when he had to fight the South and North Korean War.

01:12:35A lot of Americans died in the South and North Korean War.

01:12:39More than 600,000 people died.

01:12:42More than the soldiers who died in World War I and the soldiers who died in World War II.

01:12:50So the war where the most young Americans died was the South and North Korean War.

01:12:56The cruelty of the civil war is that the same people have to bear the gunfire.

01:13:01What's worse is that we have to live together after it's over.

01:13:05That's terrible.

01:13:07Nevertheless, in order for a country called the United States to exist for the future, it must be together.

01:13:13That's what I thought.

01:13:16So, in fact, the reason why the United States was really founded was after the South and North Korean War.

01:13:24Now, I've talked so far, but when I think about it, I think Korea is going to be a powerful country.

01:13:29Anyway, there are not many countries in the world that are interested in the world and have achieved economic development and democracy together.

01:13:37But if you look at the history of mankind, there are many countries that have taken the position of a powerful nation.

01:13:42But there aren't many countries we remember.

01:13:45Because none of those countries contributed to the progress or development of mankind.

01:13:51So I want Korea to leave something like that.

01:13:56BTS is the best.

01:13:58It could be a culture.

01:14:00Now, let's wrap it up here.

01:14:04Bravo!

01:14:06Bravo!

01:14:08Now, our last colleague!

01:14:10It's Taesan!

01:14:12Let's call him Taesan.

01:14:141688, Buzz's power store.

01:14:18It's like a karaoke number.

01:14:20I think I'm going to talk a lot, so I'm going to play a game that can be done by action rather than words.

01:14:25My topic is brain delusion.

01:14:28I believe we are all right, but in fact, there are a lot of delusions that our brains have planted in us.

01:14:35Jaesik started with shibam, right?

01:14:38So I started with bread, not shibam.

01:14:42Shibam?

01:14:44Bread.

01:14:46Can I put this piece of bread in my mouth and swallow it in a minute?

01:14:53In a minute?

01:14:55Just a minute.

01:14:57So I'm going to give you a piece of bread.

01:15:00If any of you succeed, I'll give you beef and meat.

01:15:05Really?

01:15:07Can't you do this?

01:15:09But doesn't it look like it's going to work?

01:15:11I think it's going to work.

01:15:13What if I do it?

01:15:15I think it's going to work.

01:15:17I think it's going to be easy.

01:15:19Can I just swallow it?

01:15:22No matter how you eat it, don't use your hands.

01:15:25It's going to work in a minute.

01:15:27Let's sit down first.

01:15:29I'm going to use all my strength today.

01:15:31You have to measure exactly one minute.

01:15:33Please measure the time.

01:15:35One, two, three, start!

01:15:37It's not working.

01:15:39It's not working.

01:15:41Kang Ho Dong has to eat now.

01:15:43But when it's over, you have to open your mouth and show that you swallowed it.

01:15:47I don't think it's going to work.

01:15:49I don't think it's going to work.

01:15:51If it's moist, it's not going to work.

01:15:53It's moist inside.

01:15:57Wait a minute.

01:15:59Jessica, you can't do this.

01:16:01Jessica, you can't do this.

01:16:03Jessica, you can't do this.

01:16:05It's already been 30 seconds.

01:16:07It's already been 30 seconds.

01:16:09It's already been 30 seconds.

01:16:11It's not going to work.

01:16:13It's not going to work.

01:16:15Give up.

01:16:1710, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

01:16:29Time's up.

01:16:37Acting.

01:16:43My husband.

01:16:45Look at his pose.

01:16:47One, two, three, start!

01:16:53It's not working.

01:16:55Kang Ho Dong.

01:16:59It's already been 30 seconds.

01:17:0135 seconds.

01:17:03It's already been 30 seconds.

01:17:058, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

01:17:11Time's up.

01:17:13It's not going to work.

01:17:15It's not going to work.

01:17:17It's not going to work.

01:17:1959.96 seconds.

01:17:21We have 0.04 seconds left.

01:17:23This was the date course.

01:17:25This was the date course.

01:17:27I planned to succeed.

01:17:29I planned to succeed.

01:17:33I planned to succeed.

01:17:35Are you done?

01:17:37How was today?

01:17:39I'm going to eat.

01:17:41I'm going to eat.

01:17:43I'm going to eat.

01:17:45I was going to show you that I can eat a lot of bread,

01:17:49I was going to show you that I can eat a lot of bread,

01:17:51but I wanted to show you that I can't.

01:17:53Kyung Hoon just fell over.

01:17:55It's just my imagination.

01:17:57My brain made the decision.

01:17:59It's beyond your imagination.

01:18:01It's a game that can't be explained with modern science.

01:18:05So, when we look at something and judge it,

01:18:09we tend to think that what we think and judge is right.

01:18:13There's an experiment that was conducted on basketball players.

01:18:17An Italian scholar named Aliotti cut the scene where basketball players shoot three points

01:18:22by 0.1 seconds and 0.3 seconds and showed it.

01:18:26And he divided it into two groups.

01:18:28Visually, the people who have seen basketball players shoot the most are the coaches.

01:18:32So, he told the coaches to show this to the groups and judge whether the ball went in or not.

01:18:37On the other side, he put basketball players like Jang Hoon.

01:18:41Basketball players must have shot the most.

01:18:45Who do you think did a better job?

01:18:47Basketball players.

01:18:49The person who shot the ball.

01:18:51There are a lot of coaches who have visual experience,

01:18:53but in fact, the players did a better job.

01:18:56Just by looking at this,

01:18:58or just by looking at it in writing or learning it,

01:19:01there are a lot of times when our brain makes a mistake.

01:19:05Then, is it the illusion of the eye or the illusion of the brain?

01:19:08In most cases, it's the illusion of the brain.

01:19:11How many rainbows are there?

01:19:13Seven.

01:19:14Seven? Are you sure?

01:19:15Isn't that what humans do?

01:19:17Seven?

01:19:18Who set it up?

01:19:19At the crayon company.

01:19:21Michael Crayon.

01:19:23It's the same color as my heart.

01:19:25But the funny thing is that in Korea,

01:19:27we've been learning rainbow colors since we were young,

01:19:31so our brains make seven drawers and see them as red, orange, green, blue, and red.

01:19:37In the past Joseon Dynasty and Goryeo Dynasty,

01:19:39if you look at the records,

01:19:41they said it was a rainbow of five colors.

01:19:43Five colors.

01:19:45And even if you go to another Scandinavian or North European country,

01:19:48there are six rainbow colors.

01:19:50Five.

01:19:51It's all different.

01:19:52If the same light comes to me with the same wavelength,

01:19:54I think everyone will experience it the same way,

01:19:57but in fact, depending on how many drawers each brain makes and what kind of experience they have,

01:20:03we see them differently.

01:20:05I want to say something else.

01:20:07Are you a relative of Mr. Jang Hwang-sun?

01:20:09Mr. Jang Hwang-sun.

01:20:11Mr. Jang Hwang-sun.

01:20:13Mr. Jang Hwang-sun.

01:20:15I'm not a teacher.

01:20:17But one of the most common misconceptions we have in our daily lives is that

01:20:21everyone will think that way.

01:20:25It's called the fantasy of the majority.

01:20:27I thought it would be really funny if it wasn't me.

01:20:30The fantasy of the majority?

01:20:32There are many cases where it's not true that everyone thinks that way.

01:20:37But I'm going to show you this mathematically.

01:20:41I'll just pick three people who will be popular.

01:20:44Hee-chul, Young-chul, and Ho-dong, can you come forward?

01:20:46Young-chul and I don't know each other.

01:20:48I think there are two outsiders.

01:20:50I'll call Ho-dong, too.

01:20:52These three are super popular.

01:20:54They're all friends.

01:20:56So all the people here are friends with these three.

01:21:00But the people sitting here are friends with the people next to them.

01:21:06And we've decided to go on a trip.

01:21:10But we're deciding whether to go to the mountains or the sea.

01:21:13The first three people decide.

01:21:15Mountain or sea.

01:21:16I like the mountains.

01:21:18There's a valley.

01:21:19I think the rest of the class is going to the sea.

01:21:24So when we vote, how many people will come out?

01:21:27Three people who want to go to the mountains.

01:21:29We won.

01:21:30It's eight, right?

01:21:31So if you just vote anonymously, you'll end up going to the sea.

01:21:36But that's not it.

01:21:38Is there anyone in our class who wants to go to the mountains?

01:21:42Is there anyone who wants to go to the sea?

01:21:45That's what I'm asking.

01:21:46Team A has decided to go on a trip.

01:21:49But we're deciding whether to go to the mountains or the sea.

01:21:52The first three people decide.

01:21:54Mountain or sea.

01:21:55I like the mountains.

01:21:56There's a valley.

01:21:58I think the rest of the class is going to the sea.

01:22:02So when we vote, how many people will come out?

01:22:06Three people who want to go to the mountains.

01:22:08We won.

01:22:09It's eight, right?

01:22:10So if you just vote anonymously, you'll end up going to the sea.

01:22:15But that's not it.

01:22:16Is there anyone in our class who wants to go to the mountains?

01:22:21Is there anyone who wants to go to the sea?

01:22:24That's what I'm asking.

01:22:26And each of you only knows where your friend wants to go.

01:22:31From Ji-yoon's point of view, the three of them are friends, and Jaesik is a friend.

01:22:36Ji-yoon, do you think there are a lot of people who want to go to the mountains or the sea?

01:22:41There are a lot of mountains.

01:22:42There are a lot of mountains.

01:22:43Jaesik, what do you think?

01:22:45There are a lot of mountains because I live in the sea.

01:22:47That's right.

01:22:48In fact, there are a lot of people who want to go to the sea.

01:22:52My brain only samples what close people around me think and votes, so the result is the opposite.

01:23:01Thank you for coming out and going back in.

01:23:03That's it.

01:23:04We didn't do anything.

01:23:05What is this?

01:23:06What is this?

01:23:07No, we're close.

01:23:08He's a foreigner.

01:23:09He's a foreigner.

01:23:10What is this?

01:23:11What is this?

01:23:12I've been waiting for two minutes.

01:23:15In a way, the opinion of a person with a loud voice is too much.

01:23:19That's right.

01:23:20That's right.

01:23:21That's why most Koreans don't care, but if people who write comments are issues, it feels like that opinion is a majority opinion.

01:23:32So one of the problems in the world we live in is that the brain believes that many people will think this way, but in reality, even though it's the opposite, there are a lot of cases where our brains believe that way.

01:23:49But I think one of the biggest misconceptions we have is...

01:23:54In a way, the opinion of a person with a loud voice is too much.

01:23:58That's right.

01:23:59There's something like that.

01:24:00That's right.

01:24:01That's why most Koreans don't care, but if people who write comments are issues, it feels like that opinion is a majority opinion.

01:24:12So one of the problems in the world we live in is that the brain believes that many people will think this way, but in reality, even though it's the opposite, there are a lot of cases where our brains believe that way.

01:24:29In my opinion, one of the biggest misconceptions we have is that we live in a world centered around ourselves.

01:24:37We often think that we should live well on our own.

01:24:41But in fact, our brain evolves into a social brain, and we really live by looking at ourselves.

01:24:46So no matter how much money we make, no matter how much profit we make, our health and happiness are ruined.

01:24:54There is a study that shows that loneliness and loneliness are as harmful as smoking 14 cigarettes a day.

01:25:00There are more than 10,000 people who die of suicide than those who die of COVID-19 during the period of COVID-19.

01:25:08People don't know this, but this is a problem.

01:25:11Let's look around and see if I'm okay with myself.

01:25:15I'm trying to campaign like this.

01:25:17I hope many people who are watching this can join us.

01:25:21I want to get help, so I'm going to talk about this together and finish the lecture on the misconceptions we have.

01:25:27Thank you.

01:25:32To all the transfer students who worked hard today, we have prepared a gift from Ahyoung.

01:25:41Is it my misconception to think of this as a gift?

01:25:45Do you think there's something expensive in here?

01:25:47It's probably a misunderstanding.

01:25:58If you don't accept the viewership, you'll die.

01:26:03Ex-husband, ex-wife.

01:26:05You've never done it in real life, have you?

01:26:07You guys are fake, right? We're real.

01:26:09If you want to get more than 10% of the viewership, you have to have two sons.

01:26:13I think the queen of tears would be good, too.

01:26:16The students who are waiting in front of the door.

01:26:18When you say good things, you touch your hair like this.

01:26:21This guy doesn't respond because of his pride.

01:26:23I just bowed my head.

01:26:27I fell into the sea in the middle of the winter and crawled out.

01:26:30The top of the 23rd floor, the one hanging on the window.

01:26:33It's coming out of the car.

01:26:34It's coming out through the dirt.

01:26:36Dong-yoon, are you done?

01:26:37I have something to say.

01:26:39Don't try to compete only with your face.

01:26:41That means I'm going to compete with my face.

01:26:44You're worse than me.

01:26:46I'm going to hit you with a diamond.

01:26:47I just told you. I have a driver.

01:26:49I've talked to you for 10 minutes when no one's listening.

01:26:53Didn't you get hurt riding a bike?

01:26:55Jin told me to do it.

01:26:56I told you to do this because you don't have enough airtime.

01:26:58I'll give you two minutes.

01:27:11I'm changing my mind every second.

01:27:13I'm killing it, never restocking.

01:27:15Guess nobody will ever stop me.

01:27:17Go black, black, black, black.

01:27:19Why are you so mad?

[ENG] Ask Us Anything (2015) EP.444

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