A week had passed since the destruction of Hong Kong’s stock market. Yesterday, the Korean government officially requested a relief loan from the IMF. Everything was happening two weeks ahead of the original history because Korea was much more affected by the situation than other countries.

There was another piece of news. I was certain Jonathan would be the cover model for next month’s Forbes magazine, and he did go back to New York for an interview with them. However, there were more things for him. Jonathan contacted me afterwards.

<Seon-Hu: A list of billionaires in the world?>

<Jonathan: Yeah, I won’t be able to avoid it because they can do whatever they want. They must have researched a lot. They even knew about you, Sun.>

<Seon-Hu: What?>

<Jonathan: They knew about our corporate governance structure.>

<Seon-Hu: How come? Do they think they have the right to act like the IRS?>

Forbes ranked the world’s richest people in the following manner. They collected opinions from external professionals when a candidate owned a private company, and they calculated the stock price at the time of the research when the candidate was a CEO of a publicized company. In the case of people who had not established firms like...