Just a glance

I don’t like social networks. Im saying this but constantly use them, and its kind of sad to not being able to leave them because they are so addictive. Even though , I only have Whatsapp and Facebook to communicate with my friends and I don’t use Instagram, Snapchat or that kind of social networks. There is a social network (if you can call it that way) that deserves a second chance, and that’s Youtube. If you enter to the main page of Youtube you can find a lot of videos that are not necessary of everybody interest, but they try really hard to make the attempt with videos like gameplays, songs in the top of the charts and the latest sports events. This changes a lot if you begin to use it with an account, because in the main page begin to appear things that you watch and enjoy, and gets better if you subscribe to channels because you get notifications to every new video of channels that you like. Instead of watching the same kind of stuff in the internet like fail compilatio...

I think is weird to think that are more studies after we graduate, is almost a requirement if you want to get a good job, and I don’t understand why. I mean it’s ok to study more if you want to, but is almost like we are obligated to do it if you really want to work in something that you want and it’s also really expensive, and I heard that are not a lot scholarships to afford it so it’s a really good business for the university. But well, putting myself in that scene maybe I would like to do a doctorate in something that I’m interested, and considering all of the things I studied so far in the career it’s really probable that it would have to do with the psychoanalysis area. The only problem is that I would have to read a lot, and I’m not very good at it, but I guess that if the reading it’s interesting I would read it in order to investigate something I like. There are a lot of things to do in that area so I guess right now I have an open mind to decide what to do in that specific fi...

  I really don’t know what I’m going to do for a living after I get out of this campus. I’m currently studying psychology so I guess there’s a big chance that I end up listening to people’s problems in an office with a couch where people can lay down while I’m writing in a little notebook their life’s traumas. Even that’s pretty probable; I don’t think that’s the only way around. I mean, there are a lot of things that you can do as a psychologist, and that is just one of them. Don’t get me wrong, I love the idea of listening to people, is just that I prefer to think that is a surprise element in it and I can end up in many places. I hope my future job is something that I can enjoy, something that I can have fun doing it, or at least something I can be proud of even it isn’t that fun. I don’t want to end up like the guy that works in some job he thinks is unethical but does it anyway for the money or the facilities. That just doesn’t sound right to me. Well that’s what I’m sayi...

It’s curious, but i don’t really know what i want to be yet. I mean I am studying psychology and I’m going to graduate of course, but I still have a long path to continue and I don’t know where I’m going to end.  The first 5 semesters of the career where kind of boring, there where subjects I didn’t really care about and it was kind of depressing, but in some way I still want to carry on because I had faith that it would get better, and it kind of happened. Past the first half of the career, in this semester we had the opportunity of choosing between a various numbers of elective subjects, with the condition that in the three semesters that we have left, we have to take at least one of each labor field. This gave me more freedom to choose what things I could like more and it’s been more fun since then, and finally I can see a future ahead of this career. Especially in the psychoanalysis subjects I remembered why I choose this career above others when I was in school. This ...

When i think about concerts that I went  there’s only one that pops into my head. That particular one is the Rolling Stones concert that took place on the national stadium on February 3 rd 2016. Generally I don’t go to concerts, and there’s three main reasons why this happens. First of all is the money issue, even if I wanted to go to a concert that I liked, I don’t really have the money to spend in that kind of events, because they are really expensive to afford. The second reason for this is that the kind of artist that I really enjoy and I would like to see live are dead or in their way to the grave. Im talking about classic rock artist like The rolling Stones (of course), Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, The Who etc… So even if they are alive they are really old to go on a tour that long so they arrive to Chile, and when they actually do, they sell really expensive tickets.  The reason number three is that for me in Chile there is an execisive ...

David Fincher, invisible details. I was thinking the other day about who is my favorite movie director. And that’s a tricky one, because im not really a guy that watches a lot of movies, but I realize that I liked certain kind of movies that directly or indirectly are linked to David Fincher. He has a lot of famous movies, like “Fight Club” or “ The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ”. He is also producer and director of the first episode of the critically acclaimed “house of cards” Netflix series.  I find really interesting the way that he tells stories throught film, because is nothing very showy or impressive, in fact in most of his movies is like nothing really happens the most of the times and the movies doesn’t have a satisfying resolution of the plot. This type of story telling in film and series is becoming quite popular if you take for example movies like “Boyhood” o series like “The Sopranos”.  But this way of filmmaking it’s not that much popular, at leas...