The article discusses the upcoming publication of a book titled 'The Impact of the Internet on This Modern World.' The book's inception was somewhat unconventional, originating from an assignment that the authors took on during a period of inactivity. However, it was later discovered that the assignment was a scam, orchestrated by individuals on the 'Writing Platform Come Up' who had deceitfully included their email. Despite the dubious beginnings, the situation inspired the creation of the book, which presumably explores the influence of the internet, including the darker aspect of online scams.

David Thiessen discusses the disparity between educational ideals taught in universities and the realities of teaching. He argues that qualifications, such as degrees or teaching certificates, do not necessarily equate to teaching ability or success in the classroom. Thiessen suggests that experience and adaptability are more important indicators of a person's ability to teach, especially when considering the cultural differences between teaching in Western countries and Asian countries like Korea. He emphasizes that teaching is a profession that requires the right mentality, not just academic qualifications, and that the true test of a teacher's qualifications comes from actual teaching experience and self-assessment.