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Shouldn't we also respect Bukang's wishes?

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Sometimes, the science and theories created by humans can be meaningless.
Just as we cannot understand human psychology 100%,
I believe it is impossible to fully fathom the psychology of Bukang.
Out of concern for Bukang's health and survival,
human efforts to return him to the open sea have been attempted once, twice,
and even a third time,
yet Bukang still seems reluctant to head out into the open sea.
At this point, even if he were to go out into the open sea,
would Bukang be able to adapt and survive?
Humans and animals eventually tend to seek out
the place where they feel most comfortable.
Even if that place could lead to harm or even death,
they tend to head toward where they want to go.
We sometimes call this destiny.
Love, patriotism, humanity, and so on—
occasionally, people move toward a certain value without stopping.
Perhaps Bukang is refusing to leave the Busan North Port artificial waterway
because he is heading toward a value of his own that we humans cannot understand.
How could we ever know Bukang's heart?
Just as there are many types of people,
I believe Bukang also has his own unique characteristics among shark species.
Trying to return him to the open sea
or wishing for him to stay in the North Port artificial waterway
are merely human judgments;
no one truly knows Bukang's inner thoughts.
Perhaps it is the law of nature to rather give Bukang the right to choose
for himself.
While we should provide the maximum protection possible and implement regulations to ensure people do not get hurt,
I believe leaving Bukang to do as he pleases is also an option.
Even if Bukang were to meet his end in the artificial waterway,
so that he can face the end of his life in the place where he is most comfortable—
if we forcibly and artificially return Bukang, who is so reluctant to go to the open sea, would his life in the open sea be happy?
And would he be able to survive safely? Neither you nor I know.
What is our best option to most respect and understand Bukang?

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