Inside Men Strawberry Mango Salad

20230414, #BreakfastDiary 7289, 11°C/cloudy In Korean society, the frequent use of the passive voice might itself have started as a safety mechanism for avoiding responsibility in any situation. Set '생각하다' (to think) next to '생각되다' (to be thought) and the difference in meaning is clear - in the passive form, the one doing the thinking is never named, and the subject stays vague. (Robert Fouser, "'To Be Done' Instead of 'To Do' - An Age That Hides the Agent of Thought") There's a line from Lee Kang-hee, the editorial writer in Inside Men: "Let's just change three words at the end. Not 'you can see it,' but 'it is very much seen.'" Strawberries, rosemary, olive oil and balsamic, half a mango.