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To be fair, her dad was an infamous "shaman-esque pseudo-Christian cult leader" who was the mentor to the former President and used his friendship to solicit br
by ithought 10y ago
To be fair, her dad was an infamous "shaman-esque pseudo-Christian cult leader" who was the mentor to the former President and used his friendship to solicit bribes.
And her and her mother are accused of laundering $1 billion. At only 20 years old, it'd be fascinating to hear her philosophy/perception of business and life.
- yongjik 10y agoWell, we kind of know Chung's philosophy on business and life. A 2014 Facebook posting of hers was "discovered" after she got infamous, and it was a goldmine: > 능력없으면 니네부몰원망해 (...) 돈도 실력이야 (If you aren't capable, resent your parents. Money is ability.) On one hand, it's a bit unfair to dig FB postings of clueless youngsters. On the other hand... wow.
- Applejinx 10y agoAccurate perception of our globalized economic/political system, I'd say. If there's a 'wow' in here, it's 'wow, is this the best civilization can do in 2017?'. Seems… sub-optimal.
- Filligree 10y agoLook to Scandinavia; it's not our best. I despair of finding ways to reach there, however.
- sooheon 10y agoReally nothing fascinating to it. Very generic privileged and spoiled child (as my sibling poster pointed out), and none too bright. Look at the sheer amount of extra-legal maneuvering by the mother to get her into a decent college.
- q-base 10y agoNot directly relating to her - but the book "Thich face, Black heart" comes to mind when thinking of "hard"/ruthless business/life philosophies from the Asian region. Depending on how you interpret the advice of course.