Caroline Carvajal

She is my first niece and her name is Julieta. Furthermore, she is two years old and she is my brother’s daughter. Although I do not see her too much, I am always asking about her and what is she doing because I really care about her. I took that picture when it was my sister´s birthday and we were celebrating it in my house. In the picture she is holding a blue teddy bear and she has it since she was born and she can´t be without it. Also she still uses her pacifier because it helps her to calm down. Other than that, her personality is really special because, in one hand, she has an imaginary friend and she calls him “cheche” with whom she talks all the time. In the other hand she has a speech desorder but still she is really intelligent. To close this idea, she is really important to me and I love her. Caroline Carvajal 

My favourite piece of technology I think the technology consider many thing, among them skills and knowledge, so the question is whether it will be possible to choose a piece from this great world that is the technology. But this is a task I’ll have to simplify, so I’ll choose the books, because they include writing, which in my point of view is the technique more important for all,  thanks to which we have developed the capacities to our progress as a human species, which includes the communication and learning, it is increasingly global and more inclusive.  I use books everyday, for my are very important, because of them I learn. I can’t imagine a life whithout them, because I would not be the same person, and I know what they did grow like a person and now I understan more things in the world. Caroline Carvajal

 Can “good” people do bad things? - It’s something we all ponder from time to time; how is it that normal civilians are capable of Assisting in mass Genocides, wars and other unimaginable atrocities towards their own species? Take the Rwandan genocide for example, the numerous accounts taken from survivors of how their neighbours, the ones they used to have cook outs with, watch children and share stories,  were the same neighbours they ended up killing in cold blood with their own two hands. Is the line we used to think between good and evil not as impermeable as we once thought? If we were put into the same situation would we do the same as those survivors? As much as we would all like to reject the idea of doing something so horrendous, we might be wrong by doing so. Dehumanization... we all do it even if we don’t try to. It’s in part how the guards in the Standford Prision Experiment (run by Phil Zambardo), were capable of torturing and mistreating the prisoners in the experi