Jae-Min from South Korea An Open Learner's Story
JAE-MIN HONG: OCW is definitely something which I would identify as an extra work which I had taken for myself, because I want to think differently. I always had this repulsion against group think. Repulsion is a very quite strong word. So I will just say very, very cautious, probably because I follow the market every day. And I try to be very, very cautious about group think. How can I think different? How can I think logically? [MUSIC PLAYING] EMMANUEL KASIGAZI: Welcome to Open Learners. MICHAEL JORDAN PILGREEN: A podcast that tells the stories of learners all over the world who use MIT's OpenCourseWare. EMMANUEL KASIGAZI: I'm Emmanuel Agassi, an open learner myself from Kampala, Uganda, in East Africa. MICHAEL JORDAN PILGREEN: And I'm Michael Jordan Pilgreen, an open learner from Memphis, Tennessee. EMMANUEL KASIGAZI: We're back. Episode two, Michael. MICHAEL JORDAN PILGREEN: Hey, Emmanuel. EMMANUEL KASIGAZI: Do you want to introduce today's open le...