The recent CSAT test(which, btw such an important event here in Korea that ALL PLANES GOING OVER KOREA STOPS during it) had some controversy with some of the questions.
Honestly after seeing it myself, I could see why... but more importantly how thoughtless the ppl in charge of the test were.

oh I AM FUMING right now at the cinema business here in Korea, it's like they're saying "you WILL watch this ONE movie we show you, and you WILL LIKE IT"
If they can't fix stupid, they can't fix the industry. They cry about Netflix all the time but lack the insight to see themselves.

Yesterday was day 1 out of 5 for a presentation interpretation:
I discovered that I lack the core muscle to stand straight for more than 2 hours

This is not a political stance, but one would hesitate to vote for the party that declared martial law and barely changed any campaign from the last election, but nooope, over 40%.
Now I need to live in constant fear of hearing "the martial law wasn't too bad" from half of the people I meet.

How NOT to advertise a game:
putting a bunch of men in trainers and women in swimsuits dancing on a yellow background with no context of the game content whatsoever.

Looking at you, Korean game studios.
The fact that this ad went through all the procedures convinces me that your industry is broken.

This person was probably one of-if not the most influential person who made me decide to stick with VRChat. The last time I've heard from him he had quit his passion, Vtubing, and had to take care of his siblings. Wherever he is I just hope he's doing well.