I don't know if it's through their mastery of passive-aggression from growing up putting up a facade of respecting elders, appearing humble, and not speaking their mind...

But Koreans are quite good at manipulating other people. Very discretely.

Do people really hold different stances on certain issues? Or do some people simply settle on different places on the same track of circular reasoning?

One week to one year is proportionally equivalent to 30 minutes to one day.

30 minutes. Not too rarely, a productive spurt that lasts no longer than 30 minutes can be the deciding factor that tips an uneventful day over to a productive one.

Scale that back up to one week in one year, and we can agree that the value of a single week should not be easily dismissed.

Let's take it a bit further.

Every so often (is it 'ever so often' or 'every so often?'), when I think back on a week, a productive day pops into my mind that adds worth to an otherwise uneventful week.

So naturally, as the progression goes, since a week can make or break a year, and a day can make or break a week, any given day should not be taken lightly.

This takes us back to what I mentioned earlier; 30 minutes can dictate the outcome of an entire day.

Hmm. I guess there's no end to how far I can take this.

Plus, I don't want to waste 30 minutes on a blog post.

Got shit to do.