Who Am I

If time travel were possible, traveling to the future would be interesting, since it would allow me to know how much technology has advanced both in Chile and in the world, as well as the historical events that marked history and allowed new technologies to be developed. Although I would prefer to travel to the past to know from the inside how nature was before the exploitation of natural resources by humans, so I would like to travel preferably before the first civilizations, but even so I do not have a specific place that I would like to know in the past, so any physical place would be fine. This travel would be purely to know for short periods of time, since there is no civilization and the planet is in a wild state, it would probably be dangerous, so the visit would only be temporary. Although if time travel were easily accessible, I would like to travel to the past in different places and be able to know different habitats without human intervention and then return to the present ...

When I was a child I did not have a dream job, but I had to wait until I left school to decide on a preference, where I was undecided between the health area and the environmental area, where I ended up choosing engineering in renewable natural resources at the University of Chile, which was influenced by the fact that every year I traveled to the south of Chile. The skills I need to be a good natural resources engineer are to be able to understand natural, social and political environments and the relationships between them, as well as to have a multidisciplinary vision in order to better understand different communities and the decisions made by others. The truth, I still don’t imagine myself working in the future, but I think that in the future I would like to contribute to the sustainable development of the country trough geographic informatic system (GIS) and remote sensing, so clearly I would like   to specialize   in something   related to these issues. Finally...

On October 16, 2022, Alestorm came from Scotland to "Club Chocolate". This band of folk metal has a pirate theme that is reflected in their lyrics that talk about of voyages in different seas, fantasy stories, covers of pirate songs and historical events. In this concert, the energy was very high from beginning to end, there being a constant "mosh" mostly in a circle, also including a "Wall of death" in "Captain Morgan's Revenge" and "Rowing pit" in "Nancy the Tavern Wench", which was undoubtedly the best of the concert. I enjoyed this concert very much since Alestorm is one of my favorite folk metal bands, plus I went with a friend who is also an Alestorm fan, so we both participated constantly in the "mosh" during the concert. Among the most relevant memories I have the concert is that being a small space, practically the all pit participate in the mosh, plus we were very close to the stage at all time, so we c...