Ingles the fourth

I guess that I wouldn't change so much things to the study programme because I find interesting the way that the University of Chile has developed our career. I studied journalism in the UC a couple of years ago and they had a completely different way to teach the same career, focused on working on the media and, although it was fun, I think that the university should be a place and time to open your mind and not only learn the how-to of a profession. So, taking this in count, I think that the University of Chile has a really nice study programme for me. Sadly, my generation had the bad fortune of studiyng subjects like radio and tv during the pandemic time, so I can't criticize the university for the gap we have in comparison with others cohorts because nobody was prepared for the COVID, but I think that in those kind of subjects the teachers should be more demanding. Maybe they are in a regular year, but, as I said, we had bad luck of learning this kind of things through a co...

If I could have the ability to travel through time, I would definitely go to future and see how we have evolved or if we have extinguished from the face of the earth or if we are already traveling through space. It would be great that we are still alive and If that’s the case I would like to know what has been the most important discovery of our civilization. Also, a couple of days ago they were showing in a podcast that I follow how the technology, specially the use of smartphone, is going to change the morphology of the human race for the year 3000. It amazed me the way our body is going to adapt for the better use of our cell phones and I would really like to see if the forecast that scientist have made were real or not. If I have to choose between staying there and going back to my time, I wouldn’t be so sure what I would do. If I stay in the year three thousand I guess it would be difficult to adapt to the new times, but I’m sure that I could stand it and I could see and learn...