Hey, I write short stories and essays. I publish regularly on my website kangminsuk.com

- I’ve avoided spending the last days of my life inside a hospital.
- People remember me as a kind person who tried his best to win and help others win.

- I get to spend most of my time reading and writing.
- I’ve helped my wife achieve her definition of success.
- I’ve maintained healthy relationships with my family and friends.

6. Korea is facing serious issues, from the world’s lowest fertility rate to stagnant economic growth. It's funny the candidates all propose investing in AI to solve all kinds of social problems. Ask any AI developer in Korea, and they’ll tell you the country is far behind the U.S. and China.

5. Many Korean voters casually say, “I won’t vote this time.” Seeing so many presidents end up in jail, it’s hard to blame them for losing faith in the system.

4. The far-right strongly believes in election fraud, which means they won’t accept the result if their candidate loses.

3. The three major candidates all have the same slogan: “To the New Korea.” Ironically, these are people who’ve already had enough power to propose nationwide reform.

2. Whoever becomes the next president, the other side of the political spectrum will likely try to impeach him again.

1. The candidates call each other “a monster,” and many of their followers think losing the election means the end of the country.

I worry the process of writing a draft and editing each word will become a noble hobby rather than a admirable work of art. Maybe the task of writers for the next 10 years should be about breaking rules and boundaries that no LLMs can imitate.