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  When I was a child I dreamed of being a lawyer, I was always a very good arguer and enjoyed arguing, but as I got older I realized that it was not the job for me. I don't like reading very much and I have moral problems with the career in its early years, because I believe that due to lack of experience, lawyers are in the obligation to take every case that comes their way, and these may be cases where you know that the defendant is guilty and did lousy things.  When that dream died I didn't know what I was going to do when I left school, as in those days theater was my hobby I seriously thought about studying theater, but I discovered that it was nothing more than a hobby for me, I didn't see myself studying the different branches, my taste was specific. Due to problems I had in applying to schools, I had to study a technician in industrial chemistry and there, during my studies, practice and later work, I discovered how much I like the laboratory. Currently and b...

I am a third year Chemistry student (with some second year courses) and if I were to change things about the career, based on my little experience, it would be the academic load.  Personally, I think that 7 subjects per semester is too much for an average person, even more so if 2 or 3 of these subjects have very high failure rates. I think it is exhausting to try to do everything in 7 areas at the same time and realize that you can't. I have usually had to take 5 subjects at the most to avoid collapsing.  In addition, I would like the laboratories to be carried out in the same semester as their respective subject, for example, that General Chemistry Laboratory is carried out in the same semester and in parallel to General Chemistry, I think it would reinforce the teachings much more than seeing a semester of theory and 6 months later doing the practices of that theory.  On the other hand, in areas of infrastructure of the Faculty of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, ...

     Well, if I had to choose between travel to the past or travel to the future, I would choose travel to the future, this because I would like to know what will happen to us and to humanity.       If I were to travel to the future, I think I would like to go first to a nearby time, a few years in the future to see how things have changed. Then, I would go much further, when everything is coming to an end.       You may wonder why. Well, I would not stay in the future forever, it would not make sense. I would like to know how technology will advance, how humanity will advance in terms of empathy or apathy, to know if the pit we are digging will have an end and a way out at some point in future history. And then, knowing all that, I would come back to the present.      D epending on what I see I would choose how I live my life, I could go crazy knowing that we have no future or try to fix the...