Under the Knife

Under the knife it is a widely accepted fact that strange things happen in the hospital. From the moment the automatic door opens you will be wrapped in a different world. Beep sound, buzzer, Haming radiator, Hamming nurse, ID card, IV bag, gift shop, shift station, PN, PA, MD, RN world. Just being in a hospital, you are on the verge of a crisis. Of course, this relationship will cautious people. However, I have extraordinary life experiences and I will not get sick.

The doctor also uses a knife. On average, 40,000 people die each year due to physician mistakes. Together with other medicines. In addition to being able to handle all of these, the robot can learn from the mistakes of physicians all over the world and at the same time can greatly reduce medical expenses.

Tool crime can be any crime related to tools. This includes various aspects such as carrying or shopping a knife, threatening people with a knife, carrying a prohibited knife if under 18 years of age. Because the knife is not easy to catch and the main purpose of using the knife is for home use such as cooking, tool crime has not been a major problem over the past two decades. The most common knife crime was in the early 1970's when a man named Jack the Ripper raped the victim, slit the throat with a knife, hid the victim under the floor with a plastic bag and killed five was. Than people

Every year in South Korea about 1 million people are attacked and the world has the highest rate of plastic surgery per capita. There are cosmetic stores in every street. In the general population, males and females are taking seriously the current fashion and obesity problems. Among 4% of the population, Korea is ranked second in the OECD countries, second only to Japan. Limousines are full of streets in Seoul. It is not impossible for families to pay more than one fifth of household income by private courses or individual guidance. Skill and knowledge created naturally are powerful motives, but the same or more important is social capital with a degree of elite college. Korean parents are reluctant to give up tens of thousands of dollars for their children to attend Harvard University, Cornell University or Yonsei University.