Outflanked by AI, South Korea's blind fortune-tellers fade into obscurity
Outread by algorithms She was a professional by 16, working in an industry where many people with disabilities -- especially women -- have been historically…
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"But back when I lost my sight, there was nothing else I could do besides this job." Over her lifetime, South Korea has witnessed the devastation of the 1950-53 war, periods of military rule and the 1990s financial crisis. Mia village emerged in 1966 after the first blind fortune-teller settled there, according to the Seongbuk Cultural Centre, which researches the district's history.
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"But back when I lost my sight, there was nothing else I could do besides this job." Over her lifetime, South Korea has witnessed the devastation of the 1950-53 war, periods of military rule and the 1990s financial crisis.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Mia village emerged in 1966 after the first blind fortune-teller settled there, according to the Seongbuk Cultural Centre, which researches the district's history.
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