A Man in a Dream

Hi, today I will talk to you about my favorite piece of technology: the computer. I remember my first computer, I was 8 years old and was playing with a CD that had more than 400 different games. The computer was large and white, my parents had given it to me for my birthday. As of today I use the computer how cinema, music player, writer machine and library, because are completely free and have all the information of the world. I really use the computer every day for these reasons. In fact, I use it more than I should, Facebook consume a lot of my time ;-;  Without the computer the life would be very difficult: we could not do the essays! Also ¿without the computers, the cell phones of today would exist? I don't think so.

When I was a kid I wanted to be an astronaut or astronomer. But when I was in high school I wanted to study sociology or philosophy because I considered that they allow me to understand myself and the world around me. After taking the PSU test I decided not to study philosophy  and I waited for the list to go down to enroll in sociology   \(• ◡ •)/  My university experience until now has been great, I have good grades and I have learned a lot,  but I need to know more Calama u.u I would like to work in any ONG, preferably in organizations antimilitarists,  although I do not know if there are.

Hello, my first name is Rodrigo but i like my second name: Nahuel. I born on the 11th of September in 1999 in Barros Luco Hospital, San Miguel. When I was two years old my parents travelled with me to Catalonia, Spain. There we lived until I turned eleven years old because we come back to Chile. Since then we lived in Ñuñoa and my two brothers were born. Now i am studying sociology at University of Chile. My favorite writers are Elisée Reclus and Dostoyevski - memories of the subsoil is my favorite book -, also play sax, judo and Fortnite all time. Recently joined the family a very pretty white cat, his name is Darwin Gumball Watterson and is one year old. Follow me on instagram! @_individualidad