By Reporter Anna Kim
"Number Domain" is an all-in-one and a resource integration platform that means the alpha and omega, representing both the beginning and the end.
The market value depends on what the user wants to put in it, the value depends on how much technical ability or sales ability the user has, the value depending on how many producers, sellers, and consumers there are, and the value depending on how good the technology is or is not.
Under the Number Domain platform, everything is unified as one, everything is considered a resource, and everything serves as a source of revenue.
If any country, company, or individual gains authority over this, remarkable changes will occur. The Number Domain function is not singular; it is composed of numerous plural elements.
It can represent 8 billion people, it can represent hundreds of thousands of years of human history, and it can represent all of the data that has ever been created from the beginning of time to the end of time.
In the 21st century, wealth will be measured by who owns how many number domains. It will be more important than anything else to know how many of your country's citizens have a numeric domain registration.
If it is possible to sell keywords on such a numeric domain platform and make money from it and provide such an opportunity to do this type of business, and if it is made and perfected in Korea, we will model it and export it to China, the United States, Japan, Europe, and many other countries.
At that time, we filed over 142 patents and copyrights for online patents, offline patents, O2O patents, and business patents, all of which are original patents.
And then we developed 52 solutions, builder/editor and all these different solutions, and then we created a system, a franchise system, a door-to-door sales system, and then we created about a dozen of these systems, and then we created a number domain platform, and then we created this so that we could develop various businesses.
Moreover, we believe that this business can drive the multi-business business that Amazon is trying to do in the future. On the other hand, on April 15, 2017, in the infinite self-motivation, Alibaba said, "In the future, Alibaba will do O2O," "xiànshàng xiànxià tóng ji (線上線下同價). We will equalize online prices and offline prices." And then Amazon announced, "Amazon will do multi-business in the 21st century food business.“
We would need to verify the patent status, but I have filed a patent for xiànshàng xiànxià tóng ji (線上線下同價). China has filed a patent for O2O (Online-to-Offline) services, and it is reported that Amazon plans to introduce a similar concept called "multi-business." These terms and related aspects have been anticipated and patented in advance.
This new area and market is what GA in Korea is pushing in earnest, and it was a new business model technology that GA and GOB and GIGAKOREA and GA have discovered as they have been doing connected business in line.
This technology is the future of the global food business in the 21st century. It is precisely what is known as a foundational platform business.
It's not important to say, "I'm going to do this," because we've been doing this business for a long time.
It is more important that we have been doing this business for a long time.
The following is the full text of the question and answer session between Kwon Oh-seok, Chairman of GIGAKOREA, and Kim Ji-eun, reporter of The Diplomacy Journal.
Question. I heard that you have developed a platform that will contribute to human peace, so I came to visit you today, what is that platform?
Answer: Yes, it is a number domain platform.
Q: IT and theology are completely different fields, so how did you get into IT?
A: Yes, That’s right. IT and theology are different fields. However, as I held multiple positions as the president of various organizations and attended thousands of meetings, I came to realize that IT is essential for the upcoming generation and that we need new businesses that align with the demands of this era. Additionally, as a doctor of theology, I understand the importance of preaching, but I also recognize that providing food to the hungry should come before preaching. This led me to think, "I should engage in a bread ministry."
Q: I found out that you've been the chairman of a lot of organizations. How many organizations have you been involved in, and where are they and what are they doing?
A: Yes, I've been president of more than 20 organizations in my life, and the representative ones are the Korean Sports Federation, the World Sports Federation, the Korean Masters Club, the Korean Professional Organization, the World Federation of Professionals and Small and Medium Enterprises, and everything they do is about producers, sellers, and consumers.
Q:. You've been called stubborn, uncompromising, and unwilling to compromise, and it's hard to live like that, so how did you live like that, but why don't you live with compromise?
A: There are things in the world that can be compromised and things that cannot. I don't know how I could have compromised what I've been doing to fulfill my mission. You can't say you want to do a mission and not do it, and you can't say you're right when you're not.
Q: How did you come to think of it as a mission?
A: Yeah, I think what you learn as a child becomes who you are as a person, like they say, three spoiled, eighty years old. According to your grandfather's dream, you were born. In the dream, your grandfather went to the forest and when he returned, the entire village was engulfed in flames. Startled, you looked down and found yourself stuck in a field of yellow excrement, struggling to move your feet. As you gasped for breath, you woke up and realized it was just a dream. It was during that time that you were born, and your grandfather raised you with great affection. He tamed you, and that's how you have been living your life until today.
Q. So what is this business that has driven you crazy all your life with a sense of mission?
A. Yes, this business is a job market business, a number domain platform business, an O2O business, and a multi-business business.
Q. Okay, so this time I'd like to hear what GOB stands for and why you founded it, the motivation behind it.
A. Yes, when I was at the IMF, I was in charge of the Korea headquarters to help the homeless bums, and when it was time to start volunteering, I realized that there were so many people in need. So, I started this business to help people in need, just like I did at Hancheyeon.
Q. What did you gain from that business?
Answer: I didn't gain anything, but if I had to, I would say that I learned about the lives of producers, sellers, and consumers and what they want.
Q. And what did you lose by doing that business?
A: It was quite a challenging experience to venture into business with individuals who had no academic, geographical, or familial connections. As a result, there were plenty of rumors and setbacks. Just because I was involved in that endeavor, I had to endure a tumultuous journey. Moreover, I couldn't bring myself to hold those difficult individuals accountable, so I ended up taking the blame for all their mistakes. As a consequence, I lost my entire reputation.
Q. Who was the CEO at that time, and why did they hire professional managers through open recruitment?
A: I appointed the CEO and professional managers through open recruitment, and I donated 100% of my shares, as well as all the assets I accumulated, including 120,000 square meters of land, two buildings, 80,000 types of logistics warehouses, and the OhYes card system, to everyone who worked in my business. I did this because these individuals had gone through difficult times. However, I never expected that this act of kindness would later be manipulated into a fabricated incident that would turn my life upside down.
Q: It must have been really unfair, so why did you still try to cover for them?
A: When I started the business with the homeless bums, I made two promises to them, one was that I would give them all the money I made, and the other was that if I encountered any difficulties in the business, I would take responsibility for everything.
Q. So you sacrificed yourself to fulfill that promise?
A: Yes, that's right.
Q. So let me ask you one last time about GIGAKOREA, because you've been in the GOB business, and when you're in a business with so many people, there's a lot of risk, and you've been angry with GOB, why did you decide to start GIGAKOREA?
Answer: Yes, that's a good question, because it was so unfair, and I want to reveal the events of this wonderful era that the CEO, professional managers, and people who helped me because they were pitiful and abused the law to ruin me, and I want to reveal that this business is a business that works, not a business that doesn't work, so I did the GIGAKOREA business again to restore my honor.
Q. So, you want to undertake the GIGAKOREA project and succeed, and then you want to help the chairman clear up any unfairness he may have experienced, is that correct?
Answer: Yes, that's correct. I've been living my whole life thinking that I'm fulfilling my mission and helping people in need, but my honor was taken away by being accused of that good idea, so the business I started again to restore my honor is GIGAKOREA.
Q. So you've been doing this for 16 years?
Answer: Yes, that's right.
Q: If there are people like that again this time, what will you do?
A: I don't have to worry, because I have the evidence that I was acquitted in the second trial because I gave them a business disadvantage notice last time, and this time I have everything from the recording to the meeting minutes, so this is my only ally.
Q: Ah~ So you created a business disadvantage notice?
A: Yes, that's right.
Q. In a word, you risked your life and restarted the GIGAKOREA business to regain your honor, right?
Answer: Yes, that's right.
Q. After listening to your answer to the question, it seems that in the future, we need to make the world understand what a numeric domain is, what 020 is, and what multibusiness is, so that there won't be any unfortunate incidents like Geobi?
A: Yes, that's right.
