Daniel Sánchez

If I have to think about changes related to my education, a few ideas pops into my mind, the main one being related to the way the teachers, well… Teach, not everyone or always, but something that is pretty annoying for me is when they teach you something and in the end, they say that is not so important right now, that we will see that topic in another subject, in another semester… I mean I get it, it is related and all and the science does not care about subjects or being to difficult to learn, but is it not more confusing? Because, and this is why I do not choose to only blame the teachers, but also (and mainly) the current evaluation system that we have, the only thing that matters is the grade that we obtain from the test, I personally think that the knowledge is not accurately measure with 2 or 3 test that last hour and a half in a semester, and probably a lot of people would agree with me, but if you fail those 3 test, you will fail the subject, you will be recognized as someone

I think that is not a simple question, mostly because I think that time travel is an interesting topic in the science point of view, cause the idea of travel between time and live the same events more than once has plenty of paradox connected to it. I mean, have you seen Back to The Future? Or you even may apply the same “rule set” of Game of Thrones (like I do), the one that the three eyed raven said; “The past is already written, the ink is dry” Even if is a pretty sad one because it means that you cannot change anything, but from this comes my response, if you cannot (realistically) change things, why would I travel to the past? What Would I find? More knowledge that I could share in “the way back”? That could be interesting, but very passive. I want more action, what if you travel to the future? I mean, from the realistically point of view again is not as hard to travel backwards, and it does not have the problem with interfering with my own existence. It may be really fun, get to