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Dearest Readers,
Today we went to the Pohang Steel work, which is extremely important historically and financially to Korea, and is one of the main reasons for its developmental success. The process of steel making, which we observed, was interesting. The museum was not. In the words of my classmate - "it was hot as blazes" and the tour guide who spoke broken english rushed us through the exhibits at warp 9.5.
Now, I realize that odds are none of the exhibits in a steel manufacturing museum are worth a second glance. But isn't the point of a museum to actually look at what it contains. I ask you?
Tata darlings,
Me.
Today we went to the Pohang Steel work, which is extremely important historically and financially to Korea, and is one of the main reasons for its developmental success. The process of steel making, which we observed, was interesting. The museum was not. In the words of my classmate - "it was hot as blazes" and the tour guide who spoke broken english rushed us through the exhibits at warp 9.5.
Now, I realize that odds are none of the exhibits in a steel manufacturing museum are worth a second glance. But isn't the point of a museum to actually look at what it contains. I ask you?
Tata darlings,
Me.