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 Hi. Well, I would really like to visit that dystopian future that the teacher describes, although only for a while. I would like to see if the predictions were fulfilled or everything is better or much worse, I would like to see which civilizations were not affected because they are world powers, or because of economic resources, I doubt that the whole planet is devastated and I would like to see which groups of people survived. I think it would be interesting. Although I would also like to travel to the past, before colonialism in Chile, and settle in a native village, like the Mapuches, and learn their wicker and weaving techniques, participate in their rituals and worldview, and discover what they used to use certain historical records that are still with us as the drilled stones, the stones tacitas or the geometric liths. Here I would like to stay for a longer period of time, to go as a visitor, although I am not closed to change my decision if I manage to live that way of life a

  Actually, I don't know where in my short life I became interested in fashion design and I don't know when was the exact moment when I thought I wanted to study fashion design, but because of some family and money issues I ended up deciding to study psychology. It's not that I have left aside designing and making clothes, but the experience you get in a career, surrounded by people who like the same as you and where you feel comfortable expressing your ideas is something that I can't get alone. It's not that I'm passionate about psychology, but it's not that I'm planning to get out of it either. Still, in the future I would not like to work as a clinical psychologist, maybe in a company as part of human resources or in a school, but in both cases, abroad, I would like very much, whatever it is, to work in another country like Japan, Korea or in Europe. However, in my future I would like to be a fashion designer, have my own brand, and organize my own ca