'당신은 어른 아이인가요?' 진짜 어른이 되기 위해 가져야할 삶의 태도 (PDS 라이브 Q&A 4부, 조벽 교수)

Today, something I heard that deeply moved me was the concept of "adult protests" and " wisdom." I was curious about how that "adult spirit" is put into concrete practice. Regarding the

concept of "adult spirit," how do you all distinguish between an adult and a child?

I used to think about it vaguely, legally, just based on age. But then I had a realization. There are so many people who are old enough to act like little kids. So I thought about it a bit. Ah, a child is a tiger.

Yes, a child is a being who can only survive and grow by receiving care, help, and assistance from others. So, you should n't scold them when they say "Na na na na na." It is only natural. The problem is when an older person says "Na na na na." You should scold them for that. I call that a "beggar mentality." You beggar, beggar.

In short, the existence of an adult is premised on the existence of a child. An adult is

someone who gives help and care to those who need it. In that sense, parents are adults to their children, teachers are adults to their students, and seniors are adults to their juniors. So, an adult is a giver. An adult is a living being who contributes to the lives of others. Then, the core of the question is

how to specifically demonstrate adulthood. It doesn't happen that just because someone turns 19, they suddenly go from living like a child to living like an adult. That is why