Hi, @ariusderr , welcome to Farcaster, i hope you enjoy it here. I am majorly concerned about the human rights of the citizens of North Korea, how restricted might they be? Are they allowed to carry out normal daily activities or is there a schedule for everything? Are there very strict limits to communication in and outside the walls or is it just a rumor? Do you see North Korea becoming a more habitable place in the future?

By any measure of human well-being, North Korea ranks at the bottom of “places you want to live.” Day-to-day life consists of long, largely compulsory work hours in low-tech, manual labor. All men must serve in the military for 10 years, active duty, where they are treated as free farm and construction laborers. 

There is very little choice about school, careers, housing, or other aspects of life because the North Korean regime sees individual freedoms as a threat to Kim Jong Un. North Korea truly is a garrison state. I don’t envision significant improvements so long as Kim remains in power.