The scientific witch

 Since I entered the university I questioned the reason why there were so many introductory courses in my career in relation to universities outside of Chile (and that many of them are semester instead of annual). The excessive duration of careers for these subjects is not something isolated that occurs only in this university, but throughout Chile.  They do this in order to be able to profit more instead of doing it with an educational approach and thinking about student welfare, since many universities lengthen their careers with subjects that are not even necessary for the area, even the students called them "subjects filling". Leaving aside this problem of the study plan typical of Chile, I would like my career to have more specialized subjects and to think about the new technologies that have been created in recent years. One of these subjects that would be interesting to be taught could be related to the encapsulation and 3D printing of food. Although I have a branch wh

  Actually, I had never thought about traveling to the future, but it would be interesting to go to Santiago in 2050. According to many environmental studies they project that in that year we would have total water shortages in the region, and I would like to know what will be done about it, if They have modified certain behaviors towards caring for the environment (hopefully). I would also be interested to know how my family will be, my parents will be very old, obviously. I would like to know if my sister was finally able to pursue her university career, if she had children or if she changed her place of residence. Also, I'm curious what I've done. Will I be working? I will have a house? Have I gotten married? Or maybe he would not even be in Santiago, in that case he would have to travel again. I wouldn't want to stay there for many reasons. The first is that I consider myself a young person and I have many experiences to live, many things to learn and people to meet.