I do not know for sure
 Kaisa Hannele Tervola<hannele.tervola@gmail.com> | 7. heinäkuuta 2017 klo 20.57 |
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Hi
North Korean nuclear missile threath scares me and on the other hand makes me remember my 2 years 4 months younger little brother who was kind of North Korean in style. Mostly I had problems with him managing to boss my parents to force me to engineering while I would have been interested in arts, agriculture and if needed tobe academical maybe ecology and philosophy. But when I was maybe 12 and he 9 or 10, things seemed to find peaceful roads: him having a future work as an engineer and a microcomputer to practise programming with, and in such a good agreed about mens' work that is agreed about in the society. I wonder if North Koreans would be satisfied with similar arrangement: often in connection with North Korea mentioning their technical university or something on that direction, and finding a place for them in the world based on that branch's ordinary work, not military, not sabotaging, but man like, men's job, men's ordinary life, men to disscuss with and engineer men to have as colleages, as the group that one is alike with, even though noticing cultural differencies according to common sense. Well, but I do not know for sure. Regards from Finland, originally from Helsinki | |
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