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The Unspoken Truth of Mixed Communication

We live in a world where words goes fast, but meaning often goes behind.Science has long confirmed what we intuitively feel: body language speaks louder than words. Some studies suggest that more than 70% of communication is nonverbal. Why? Likely because our visual system takes up the largest part of our brain’s sensory processing, what …

The Power of What We Don’t Know

The Blind Spot of Pleasure: What We Don’t Know Can Hold Us Back Reflections on the Netflix Docuseries: The Principles of Pleasure We often hear that knowledge is power. But sometimes, the lack of knowledge is even more powerful—quietly shaping our decisions, identities, and relationships in ways we don’t fully understand. That’s the exact feeling …

When I Chose AI Over Humans

My First Ride with WaymoAs someone who travels frequently, platforms like Uber and Lyft have become second nature to me. Especially in cities like San Francisco, they’re faster, easier, and more accessible than traditional taxis. But this time, I tried something different—Waymo, a fully driverless Robotaxi. At first, I hesitated. I was with my son.Could …

Navigating Social Media: Awareness Over Avoidance

Pursuing a Meaningful and Purposeful Life in the Digital Age In today’s hyper-connected world, avoiding social media seems almost impossible. Whether it’s staying in touch with loved ones, staying informed about current events, or simply seeking a momentary escape, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter have become deeply embedded in our daily routines. But …

A Small Sushi Adventure in Corvallis, Oregon

My latest business trip took me to Corvallis, a quaint college town in Oregon, home to Oregon State University. Before arriving, I joined a local Kakao chat titled “Discovering Corvallis” to ask a simple question: “Where can I find good Korean food here?” A few names popped up, but one stood out “Cheong Song.” I …