6602281015 Einstein’s E=mc², President Park Geun-hye’s E=Household Debt 1300 Trillion Economic Collapse × Kaesong Industrial Complex Withdrawal Security Situation², and Mr.Huh #Plot

허경영’s Saturday Lecture (2016.02.28)

Character Profiles

• 허경영 (Mr.Huh)** | Lecturer | Presents his unique theories on politics, economics, and life, often contrasting them with current events and historical figures.
• 박근혜 (Park Geun-hye)** | Former President of South Korea | Criticized for economic policies and the Kaesong Industrial Complex closure.
• 이실장 (Manager Lee) | Male staff member | Mentioned as someone who should listen to women.
• 박회장님 (Chairperson Park) | Female staff member | Mentioned as someone whose words men should heed.
• 유성룡 (Yu Seong-ryong) | Historical figure | A key figure during the Imjin War, aided Yi Sun-sin.
• 이순신 (Yi Sun-sin) | Historical figure | A naval commander during the Imjin War.
• 사명대사 (Samyang Daesa)** | Historical figure | A Buddhist monk who led militias during the Imjin War.
• 권율 (Gwon Yul)** | Historical figure | A general during the Imjin War.
• 이승만 (Syngman Rhee) | Historical figure | The first president of South Korea, mentioned in the context of the Korean War.
• 맥아더 (MacArthur) | Historical figure | General Douglas MacArthur, mentioned in the context of the Korean War.
• 유성룡의 삼촌 (Yu Seong-ryong’s Uncle)** | Fictional character | A seemingly foolish but wise figure who foretold the Imjin War.
• 김고문(Advisor Kim) | Staff member | Mentioned in the context of the body and mind.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) The Importance of Human Interaction

• The lecture begins by stating that the focus of education is misplaced, emphasizing human nature .
• People should be careful in their interactions .
• A single glance, gesture, or word can determine success or failure .
• Misunderstandings from a lack of signals, like a turn signal, can lead to major accidents .
• A wrong glance or gesture can lead to serious consequences, even murder .
• An example is given of an elderly person and a young person, where a toxic glance from the elder led to the younger person stabbing and killing the elder .
• This illustrates that a single wrong glance can lead to death .
• Similarly, a wrong gesture, like hitting one’s wife, can end a relationship .
• Only a father who raised his daughter has a slight right to hit her, but even that is not allowed .
• Such an act would strain the relationship permanently .
• Therefore, gestures and glances are like murder weapons .
• Conversely, they can also save lives .
• Men who make gestures towards women do not become rich .
• Money favors women .
• Those with abundant wealth often have many women .
• If women leave or divorce, the household is destined to fail .
• Respecting women leads to prosperous households and nations .
• Men should listen carefully to women’s stories to succeed .

#2 (00:04:40) Critique of President Park Geun-hye’s Policies

• The lecture shifts to criticizing President Park Geun-hye’s policies .
• Her administration is blamed for 1,300 trillion won in household debt and economic collapse .
• The responsibility is often shifted to the National Assembly, but the “National Assembly Advancement Act” that hinders legislation was created by Park Geun-hye herself during her opposition days .
• Causing tears in others will eventually lead to tears of blood for oneself .
• Overly strict laws against the ruling party when in opposition will backfire when one becomes the ruling party .
• Mr.Huh presents his own “E” equation: E = Know Thyself × Use Barbarians to Control Barbarians .
• The current household debt situation is severe, with 1,300 trillion won in debt, and interest payments consume people’s living expenses, flowing into banks and then to foreign capital .
• This creates a “black hole” where money disappears from the market .
• The president should implement emergency economic measures, but instead, the Kaesong Industrial Complex was closed .

#3 (00:06:40) Historical Wisdom and National Crisis

• Korea has a history of heroes emerging during national crises, like Yi Sun-sin during the Imjin War .
• Yi Sun-sin and Yu Seong-ryong worked together to overcome the crisis, along with Samyang Daesa and Gwon Yul .
• This demonstrates that Korea, geographically, is always safe despite dangers .
• During the Korean War, Syngman Rhee and MacArthur emerged .
• Yu Seong-ryong’s seemingly foolish uncle, who couldn’t distinguish between beans and rice, once played Go with Yu Seong-ryong .
• The uncle won by just one house, telling Yu Seong-ryong that Joseon would be left with only one house, predicting the Japanese invasion .
• This “foolish” uncle saved the nation .
• The uncle also predicted a monk would visit Yu Seong-ryong, who turned out to be a Japanese spy .
• The spy revealed invasion plans after being captured .
• Mr.Huh compares himself to Yu Seong-ryong’s uncle, often being called foolish or crazy by anti-fans .
• He argues that a fool wouldn’t advise treating women well .
• He claims to be the one who came to save Korea before a nuclear war .
• The uncle explained that he acted foolishly because Yu Seong-ryong needed to take action, and he kept his wisdom a secret .
• Mr.Huh suggests listening to his lectures to discern if he is truly a fool .
• He thanks his anti-fans but believes they are being manipulated .
• He states that he is not afraid of anti-fans, as they have significantly decreased .
• He believes anti-fans are pitiful and unnecessary for someone like him .
• He emphasizes that his knowledge is not “picked up” but deeply ingrained since childhood .
• He has no books at home, as all his knowledge comes from within .

#4 (00:15:00) The Art of War and National Strategy

• Not knowing oneself and others leads to complete defeat .
• To be a president, one must know both oneself and others .
• Korean politiCIAns are criticized for not understanding the direction of the nation or its people .
• Knowing others but not oneself leads to a state of winning some and losing some .
• Mr.Huh introduces the concept of “백전불태” (Baekjeon Bul-tae), meaning “a hundred battles, a hundred times not in danger” .
• This means prioritizing safety over winning or losing, which requires knowing oneself .
• Korea’s ancestors used this wisdom to survive for 5,000 years without being absorbed by China .
• China’s “Northeast Project” aims to incorporate Mongolia, North Korea, and South Korea into China .
• China has already succeeded with its “Southwest Project” .
• China’s urgent goal is to instigate war between North and South Korea to communize the peninsula .
• A “Korean Peninsula Peace Treaty” agreed upon by the US and China would lead to communization within a month, as seen in Vietnam .
• The US CIA was behind the Vietnam peace treaty, ultimately allowing the US to control both North and South Vietnam .
• Vietnam is now fighting China and Russia, siding with the US due to finanCIAl aid .
• North Korea could also align with the US, leaving South Korea and China vulnerable .
• Mr.Huh criticizes the Korean people for being foolish and not understanding these geopolitical dynamics .
• He emphasizes that Korea should not turn its back on China .
• The strategy of “이소사대” (Yi So Sa Dae), using a small force to serve a large one, or “이이제이” (Yi Yi Jae Yi), using barbarians to control barbarians, is cruCIAl .
• Korean ancestors used this wisdom to survive, like Silla using Tang China to defeat Baekje .
• This means strong nations should fight on behalf of smaller ones .
• North Korea receives significant funds from China, making sanctions ineffective .
• North Korea’s economy is self-sufficient and not reliant on exports .
• The closure of the Kaesong Industrial Complex is seen as a provocative act that directly challenges North Korea .
• The Kaesong Industrial Complex was exempt from sanctions and its finanCIAl contribution to North Korea was minimal .
• Such small actions can lead to massive conflicts, just as small marital disputes can lead to divorce .
• Provoking North Korea with a preemptive strike is a dangerous illusion .
• One must distinguish between opponents to fight and those not to fight .
• Mr.Huh expresses concern that such actions could lead to global unrest .
• He questions whether he should return to heaven given the current state of human affairs .
• He criticizes the government for downplaying economic hardship by comparing it to war .

#5 (00:29:00) Philosophical Concepts and Self-Knowledge

• He discusses the concept of “피차” (picha), meaning “both sides” or “each other,” as in “피차 일반” (picha ilban), meaning “both sides are the same” .
• In Buddhism, “피안” (pian) refers to paradise, while “차안” (chaan) refers to this world of suffering .
• He emphasizes that for a small nation like Korea, not utilizing larger nations will lead to ruin .
• Korea has survived for 5,000 years because heroes like Mr.Huh appear during crises .
• He claims to be the one sent from heaven to save the Korean Peninsula during this complex era .
• He warns against fighting North Korea, as without his presence, Korea would have already become a province of China .
• North and South Korea are both struggling to survive against China .
• He explains the character “피” (pi), meaning “skin” or “leather,” as requiring two people, symbolizing shared sacrifice .
• He relates this to the need for supporters (like Chairperson Park) to achieve a goal, such as becoming president .
• A leader needs companions, like Hitler and Goebbels, or Park Chung-hee and Kim Jong-pil, to complete the “피” .
• He believes he has about 15 million “피” (supporters) .
• This represents “knowing oneself” (지기, jigi) through the support of others (지피, jipi) .
• Without supporters, one cannot truly know oneself .

#6 (00:36:00) Einstein’s E=mc² and Human Nature

• He connects Einstein’s E=mc² to his philosophy .
• E (Energy) = m (Mass/Matter) × c² (Speed of Light squared) .
• He explains that matter is energy, like oil, but it needs a “spark” or “match” to ignite .
• This spark is analogous to a wife for a man .
• A wife motivates a man to work .
• Men are like children; they are easily managed with praise and will give everything .
• However, trying to change or argue with a man will make him seek other women .
• Women, on the other hand, are not easily swayed by praise alone; they require material gifts .
• Gifts should be proportionate to one’s wealth .
• The “spark” in the E=mc² equation is like the “이자” (ija), meaning “interest” or “another person” .
• This emphasizes the importance of valuing ordinary people .
• He then delves into the etymology of Korean words for “body” (몸, mom) and “mind” (마음, maeum) .
• “몸” (body) comes from “모음” (moeum), meaning “collection,” as the body is a collection of atoms and particles .
• “마음” (mind) comes from “많음” (maneum), meaning “abundance,” as the mind is an abundance of spirit .
• He analyzes the Chinese character for “body” (身) .
• The character illustrates the importance of a glance (目, eye), a word (口, mouth), and a gesture (手, hand) .
• A wrong glance can lead to death, a wrong word can determine fate, and a wrong gesture can end a life .
• He claims to be the only one on Earth who can interpret this character this way .
• He dismisses anti-fans who claim he “picked up” his knowledge, stating he learned it in elementary school .
• He asserts his divine origin and the power of his name and image .
• His name and image can instantly strengthen the body and mind, a phenomenon modern medicine cannot explain .
• Those who deny this are encouraged to try it themselves .
• He refers to a biblical verse (Matthew 12:32) stating that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven in this world or the next .
• He claims that many anti-fans have silently disappeared .
• Those who call his name and repent will survive .
• He states that the time has come for him to speak these truths .

#7 (00:49:00) Healthcare Crisis and Societal Issues

• Korea’s national budget is 400 trillion won, and last year’s medical expenses were 150 trillion won .
• Within 10 years, medical expenses will reach 400 trillion won, matching the national budget, due to an aging population .
• He claims that if he becomes president, he will appear on TV every morning, and people will no longer need to go to hospitals .
• His image will be on all money, and holding it will prevent illness .
• This will lead to a happy society, unlike the current one that only sustains hospitals .
• The declining birthrate is a serious problem, with children becoming a rare sight .
• He recounts a recent news story where a man, rejected for marriage, stabbed a woman and then committed suicide, while the woman survived .
• This illustrates the reluctance of women to marry, espeCIAlly men without money .
• He suggests that giving women 100 million won might encourage marriage .
• The 1,300 trillion won household debt is a serious issue for ordinary citizens, though politiCIAns may see it as a distant problem .
• Banks are now requiring principal payments on loans, indicating a dangerous level of household debt .
• This could lead to an economic collapse similar to Japan’s, where property values plummet .
• Banks are aware of this risk and are taking measures .
• He claims to know all the corruption and irregularities in Korean politics .
• He has a “kill list” of 3,000 people, including current politiCIAns, who will undergo “spiritual re-education” if he becomes president .
• These concepts will be tested, and knowing them will be cruCIAl .
• He reiterates that direct confrontation with North Korea is unwise .
• North Korea is self-sufficient in food and has ample foreign currency, making sanctions ineffective .
• Excessive pressure could provoke war .
• A single artillery shell on Namsan would cause widespread panic and economic collapse .
• The public does not want such risks .
• Korea should use its wisdom to leverage other nations against its adversaries .
• The Kaesong Industrial Complex should be reopened, and issues like THAAD should be left to other nations .
• China, being “gold” (금), and Korea, being “earth” (토), are in a relationship where earth benefits from gold .
• Korea has historically used China to its advantage without being absorbed .
• China’s “Northeast Project” aims to absorb Korea, Mongolia, and North Korea .
• China is surrounded by 14 countries with US strategic nuclear weapons, with North Korea being its only ally .
• China will not abandon North Korea and aims to control the Korean Peninsula .
• The US also seeks to control the Korean Peninsula, potentially by aligning with North Korea .
• A peace treaty between the US and China regarding the Korean Peninsula could determine Korea’s fate .
• The US has historically divided Korea and could seek to eliminate South Korea .
• The US, being “wood” (목), “극” (geuk) or “overcomes” Korea, which is “earth” (토) .
• Japan, also in the east, has invaded Korea .
• Korea must use the “이소사대” strategy, leveraging larger nations .
• China’s expansionism, Japan’s imperialism, and America’s hegemony are all threats .
• These powers could clash over the Korean Peninsula, and Korea must instigate conflict among them to survive .
• He concludes by urging policymakers to reconsider their approach to household debt, economic collapse, and the Kaesong Industrial Complex .