Today I want to start the post with Google News since I haven't even eaten breakfast yet. I scrolled down the sections and found a pretty frightening story. Apparently, some numerologists say that a planet called "Niburu" will reach our solar system and eventually make Earth an apocalypse, with dozens of earthquakes all around the globe The thought of this really scared me because it said that this would happen on Sunday (tomorrow). I've seen multiple stories like this before and none of them have ever come true but it stills scares me just thinking of it. So as I scrolled down, I saw a video about an astronomer called, "David Morrison PH.D." (Nasa Senior Scientist). He stated that Niburu and Planet X (another story) aren't real and that you don't have to be worried.
I'm still a bit scared about this actually coming true and I've watched a bit too many of these videos so I've decided to stop worrying about it. I mean, if its true then there is really nothing that we can do, right? Unless the Government has some super secret high tech weapon that can destroy a planet, not. Another story I saw was about tax reforms. So when I read the first paragraph it said that tax would increase for people who made 75,00 to 25,000 over the next decade and wealthier people would get less tax. This seemed pretty unfair to me, why can't everyone just have the same amount of tax? Or better yet, the richer people have to pay more tax? I think that is better so people who make less money can support their families or themselves.
Now I am going to talk about something a little more my style, games! I love playing games and I think that they can be very fun. That is why I found and want to talk about the "2017 Golden Joystick Awards". I assume that this is something all gaming companies want their games to win. The "Game of the Year Award" went to "Overwatch" and frankly, I'm not surprised. It won game of the year last year and now this year. It's an amazing game all around. Then they announced best teams of Esports for certain games. And you can already guess, the number one team was "Seoul Dynasty" and the game they played was "Overwatch". This whole team is actually "South Korea"" but they needed to change their name in order to play in the Esports tournament (they are also the ones that won the tournament).
I just finished reading this whole article about North Korea and I think that I know understand everything. I already knew about how bad people in North Korea were being treated but I never understood the people themselves and how they feel. Now I am going to share to you about what I read on North Korea and how people are being treated. The article starts off talking about when Kim Jong Un became the new leader of North Korea many people thought that he was going to bring prosperity to North Korea because of how young he was and the things he would say. When I say things that he would say I mean like how he would tell the people that he would raise the economy and that living during the era of Kim Jong Un would be time of greatness. Yeah, it wasn't like that at all.
As I went further down the article it started getting more in detail. For instance, people had to do many illegal stuff in order to get money. Back then, money was something that everyone needed to get by and that there were very few things that money couldn't get. People who sell drugs and ice (very popular). I think that was why many people left North Korea, because of the money (during that time). Now Kim Jong Un has made money a lot easier to get so less and less people are escaping because of that. Nowadays, they only want to escape because they are disillusioned and don't know what to do. The stories that were written in the article were from North Koreas who escaped. Thats, all for today. I guess I did the whole post on Google News, good bye.
I'm still a bit scared about this actually coming true and I've watched a bit too many of these videos so I've decided to stop worrying about it. I mean, if its true then there is really nothing that we can do, right? Unless the Government has some super secret high tech weapon that can destroy a planet, not. Another story I saw was about tax reforms. So when I read the first paragraph it said that tax would increase for people who made 75,00 to 25,000 over the next decade and wealthier people would get less tax. This seemed pretty unfair to me, why can't everyone just have the same amount of tax? Or better yet, the richer people have to pay more tax? I think that is better so people who make less money can support their families or themselves.
Now I am going to talk about something a little more my style, games! I love playing games and I think that they can be very fun. That is why I found and want to talk about the "2017 Golden Joystick Awards". I assume that this is something all gaming companies want their games to win. The "Game of the Year Award" went to "Overwatch" and frankly, I'm not surprised. It won game of the year last year and now this year. It's an amazing game all around. Then they announced best teams of Esports for certain games. And you can already guess, the number one team was "Seoul Dynasty" and the game they played was "Overwatch". This whole team is actually "South Korea"" but they needed to change their name in order to play in the Esports tournament (they are also the ones that won the tournament).
I just finished reading this whole article about North Korea and I think that I know understand everything. I already knew about how bad people in North Korea were being treated but I never understood the people themselves and how they feel. Now I am going to share to you about what I read on North Korea and how people are being treated. The article starts off talking about when Kim Jong Un became the new leader of North Korea many people thought that he was going to bring prosperity to North Korea because of how young he was and the things he would say. When I say things that he would say I mean like how he would tell the people that he would raise the economy and that living during the era of Kim Jong Un would be time of greatness. Yeah, it wasn't like that at all.
As I went further down the article it started getting more in detail. For instance, people had to do many illegal stuff in order to get money. Back then, money was something that everyone needed to get by and that there were very few things that money couldn't get. People who sell drugs and ice (very popular). I think that was why many people left North Korea, because of the money (during that time). Now Kim Jong Un has made money a lot easier to get so less and less people are escaping because of that. Nowadays, they only want to escape because they are disillusioned and don't know what to do. The stories that were written in the article were from North Koreas who escaped. Thats, all for today. I guess I did the whole post on Google News, good bye.
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