“ Live like a human being, wear a human face, not even a human being, and hear very little of human waste in our lives. I have been agonizing over the meaning of “ humanness” in these words that humans throw at people. I wanted to get a better insight into the “ humanness” in the context of the current situation and the historical events that could come more objectively. The goal was to discover the diverse nature of human beings in the course of the dialectical history of reconstruction and consolation written on top of violence and destruction by lust and greed. And I wanted to ask the question of what it is to live a humanness. Reading the book, “ The Birth of a City, “ written by PD Smith in 2015, I began to ask about the rather shocking and interesting facts about New York, which has grown into a global city today, and asked for the question, “ Work on Humanness.” It is Ground Zero. I vividly remember watching the incredible crash of the World Trade Center in Manhattan by CNN Breaking News at midnight Korean time on September 11, 2001. It is a traumatic place to forget to say, “ What can man do that. “ Ground Zero that became a symbol of reconstruction and memorial there. It is Ground Zero. I vividly remember watching the incredible crash of the World Trade Center in Manhattan by CNN Breaking News at midnight Korean time on September 11, 2001. It is a traumatic place to forget to say, “ What can man do that. “ Ground Zero that became a symbol of reconstruction and memorial there. It was

Ground Zero that led to ask the hard question about. I had to go to the site of history, the site of Ground Zero, the site of 911 in Manhattan, the site of the Hiroshima Archduke Dome, the Orta River, and th

e origin of the atomic bombing in Nagasaki. I had to go to the site of history, the site of Ground Zero, the site of 911 in Manhattan, the site of the Hiroshima Archduke Dome, the Orta River, and th

e origin of the atomic bombing in Nagasaki.