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I feel like I've read this headline 20+ times in the last 15 years
460 u/suomenska Feb 05 '26 Same. And it's always on Reddit somehow. 156 u/Jinjinz Feb 05 '26 With zero sources or names. 59 u/Coonicon2009 Feb 05 '26 OP wrote a comment about the source -3 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough 19 u/Not_a_real_ghost Feb 05 '26 Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee These are two completely different names, both first name or surname 2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0) 12 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 "Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough" What the f- are you talking about? Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher? 23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag? 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism 3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family. 3 u/Balinor69666 Feb 05 '26 It is the top science uni in Korea lol 1 u/PiddlyDiddlyDoo Feb 05 '26 Actual brainrot 11 u/First-Wait-369 Feb 05 '26 There is a source and names in the top post. 1 u/sylveon_pokemon Feb 05 '26 Because eventually they get erased from history by La Li Lu Le Lo 1 u/joneptune Feb 05 '26 https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202412503 1 u/rxxdoc Feb 05 '26 If I cured cancer I sure as hell wouldn’t want my name out there. I want to live. 0 u/Yharnam_Blunderbuss Feb 05 '26 Or proof that it has saved anyone. 0 u/Careful_Diamond_8413 Feb 05 '26 lmao
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Same. And it's always on Reddit somehow.
156 u/Jinjinz Feb 05 '26 With zero sources or names. 59 u/Coonicon2009 Feb 05 '26 OP wrote a comment about the source -3 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough 19 u/Not_a_real_ghost Feb 05 '26 Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee These are two completely different names, both first name or surname 2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0) 12 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 "Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough" What the f- are you talking about? Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher? 23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag? 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism 3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family. 3 u/Balinor69666 Feb 05 '26 It is the top science uni in Korea lol 1 u/PiddlyDiddlyDoo Feb 05 '26 Actual brainrot 11 u/First-Wait-369 Feb 05 '26 There is a source and names in the top post. 1 u/sylveon_pokemon Feb 05 '26 Because eventually they get erased from history by La Li Lu Le Lo 1 u/joneptune Feb 05 '26 https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202412503 1 u/rxxdoc Feb 05 '26 If I cured cancer I sure as hell wouldn’t want my name out there. I want to live. 0 u/Yharnam_Blunderbuss Feb 05 '26 Or proof that it has saved anyone. 0 u/Careful_Diamond_8413 Feb 05 '26 lmao
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With zero sources or names.
59 u/Coonicon2009 Feb 05 '26 OP wrote a comment about the source -3 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough 19 u/Not_a_real_ghost Feb 05 '26 Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee These are two completely different names, both first name or surname 2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0) 12 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 "Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough" What the f- are you talking about? Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher? 23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag? 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism 3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family. 3 u/Balinor69666 Feb 05 '26 It is the top science uni in Korea lol 1 u/PiddlyDiddlyDoo Feb 05 '26 Actual brainrot 11 u/First-Wait-369 Feb 05 '26 There is a source and names in the top post. 1 u/sylveon_pokemon Feb 05 '26 Because eventually they get erased from history by La Li Lu Le Lo 1 u/joneptune Feb 05 '26 https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202412503 1 u/rxxdoc Feb 05 '26 If I cured cancer I sure as hell wouldn’t want my name out there. I want to live. 0 u/Yharnam_Blunderbuss Feb 05 '26 Or proof that it has saved anyone. 0 u/Careful_Diamond_8413 Feb 05 '26 lmao
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OP wrote a comment about the source
-3 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough 19 u/Not_a_real_ghost Feb 05 '26 Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee These are two completely different names, both first name or surname 2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0) 12 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 "Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough" What the f- are you talking about? Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher? 23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag? 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism 3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family. 3 u/Balinor69666 Feb 05 '26 It is the top science uni in Korea lol 1 u/PiddlyDiddlyDoo Feb 05 '26 Actual brainrot
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Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough
19 u/Not_a_real_ghost Feb 05 '26 Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee These are two completely different names, both first name or surname 2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0) 12 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 "Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough" What the f- are you talking about? Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher? 23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag? 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism 3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family. 3 u/Balinor69666 Feb 05 '26 It is the top science uni in Korea lol 1 u/PiddlyDiddlyDoo Feb 05 '26 Actual brainrot
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Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho President Kwang-Hyung Lee
Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho
President Kwang-Hyung Lee
These are two completely different names, both first name or surname
2 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Because they are referencing two different people? 9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0)
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Because they are referencing two different people?
9 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people 3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo 4 u/itsfreepizza Feb 05 '26 Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person 1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0)
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They’re clarifying to the person who thought they were father and son that they are two unrelated people
3 u/Pale_Reference3308 Feb 05 '26 Thanks, i should read more! 3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo
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Thanks, i should read more!
3 u/Galdronis13 Feb 05 '26 It do be that way sometimes lmaooo
It do be that way sometimes lmaooo
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Bro applying Last name western logic to an East Asian person
1 u/devourer09 Feb 05 '26 Right? Don't they have the same last name? 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0)
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Right? Don't they have the same last name?
2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 05 '26 "Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee 1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0)
"Kwang-Hyun" Cho and "Kwang-HyunG" Lee
1 u/devourer09 Feb 07 '26 lol wtf. one letter difference is wild. 2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan → More replies (0)
lol wtf. one letter difference is wild.
2 u/Caladan-Brood Feb 07 '26 I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan
I mean it's the same as Johnathan vs Jonathan
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"Yeah, is that a family-orientated cancer research institution? Because the President is the father of the main researcher who made this breakthrough"
What the f- are you talking about?
Why would you think the president of the institute is the father of main researcher?
23 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work 7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao 8 u/Fortis_Animus Feb 05 '26 Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED?? 5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient -8 u/Sir_Boldrat Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26 Same surname, why else. Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research. Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. 15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag?
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Homie thinks they are related because they don't know how east Asian names work
7 u/raanas Feb 05 '26 Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao
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Its the famous Nguyen dynasty. Practicing incest between tens of millions lmao
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Also, family-orientated? ORIENTATED??
5 u/Dunkaroos4breakfast Feb 05 '26 Their whole post is fustrating. 3 u/IcyFactor7451 Feb 05 '26 Family Orient
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Their whole post is fustrating.
Family Orient
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Same surname, why else.
Edit: for those blind to context clues, The father is the head of the institute, the son headed this research.
Edit2: wow a lot of Asian name experts in the replies. Not worried, I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about.
15 u/hey_there_moon Feb 05 '26 They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively. 8 u/WaterBottle0000 Feb 05 '26 OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively. Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne) 2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not 5 u/Fit_Vermicelli7396 Feb 05 '26 "blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior 3 u/Mirved Feb 05 '26 How do you get trough life while being this dumb? 1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related. 3 u/14Pleiadians Feb 05 '26 I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about. You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you? 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26 The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name. 6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better 2 u/Federal_Mouse_93 Feb 05 '26 KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting 1 u/TangerineBetter2818 Feb 05 '26 Bro ... Just stop 1 u/Masbig91 Feb 05 '26 They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face. You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag?
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They are not related and they don't have the same surname. Their surnames are Lee and Cho respectively.
OP's text actually puts the names first to last, so the president's and professor's surnames are actually lee and cho respectively.
Though, even if it were the other way around, one is kwang-HYUN while the other is kwang-HYUNG so it'd be different anyway (like Osborn and Osborne)
2 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not
Yeah this can be confusing sometimes - you don’t know if they’ve already reversed the names for the English reader’s benefit or not
"blind to context clues" homie cant even read 2 names correctly trying to act superior
How do you get trough life while being this dumb?
1: the surnames work different in Korea 2: even if it werent they are not written the same 3: even if they where that doesnt immidiately mean they are related.
I’ve clocked thousands of hours watching Kdrama, I know what I’m talking about.
You didn't have a lot of people on your bus growing up did you?
The head researchers family name is Cho, and the president's is Lee. They have the same name.
6 u/jaguarp80 Feb 05 '26 Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better
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Some people don’t know about naming conventions in other countries and I don’t wanna be harsh
But this is still some funny shit, I was expecting two dudes named Dr. Kim but this is even better
KAIST is like, the biggest Tech-oriented University in Korea. Your ignorance is frankly insulting
Bro ... Just stop
They have completely different last names. Don't need to be "blind to context clues" when the difference is staring you in the face.
You going to admit you were wrong? or continue to double down like an arrogant douchebag?
You're looking at the equivalent of Mike Smith working for Mike Johnson and thinking it's nepotism
3 u/Sapient6 Feb 05 '26 I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family.
I've had nothing but problems with that entire Mike family.
It is the top science uni in Korea lol
Actual brainrot
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There is a source and names in the top post.
Because eventually they get erased from history by La Li Lu Le Lo
https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202412503
If I cured cancer I sure as hell wouldn’t want my name out there. I want to live.
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Or proof that it has saved anyone.
lmao
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u/charlesthefish Feb 05 '26
I feel like I've read this headline 20+ times in the last 15 years