francisca jv

 I am currently pursuing my sixth semester of forestry engineering at the faculty of forestry and nature conservation. In that semester, I took nine branches in total, of which six are mandatory and the rest are elective ("Nursery Workshop", "Methods of Job Self-care for Future Professionals" and "English level B1+"). Of all the branches, the one that is more difficult for me is "Forest Dynamics", not because of the subject taught by the teachers, but because of the little interaction and variation they have at the time of teaching the class, which is extremely difficult for me to take care of the three and a half hours, in addition to being my last classes, therefore, there should be a change in teaching methods in most teachers and improve the schedule Thirdly, I believe that some changes should be made to the infrastructure of the faculty, such as building more study rooms, that there are more comfortable chairs and tables in the classrooms an

As physics puts many problems to travel to the past, but gives us some options to travel to the future, obviously if I were given the opportunity to do something impossible or extremely far from being possible, like traveling to the past I would do it without hesitation because I would like to meet my family ancestors. I imagine myself as a vision fast forward where I can see my great-grandparents, great-great-grandparents (and if possible, chat for a while with each one, know their cultures and beliefs) and so on, until I reach homo sapiens sapiens, so I would not stay in a single era, but I would go through several to meet and chat with my ancestors until I reach human evolution. Also, I would like to know if it is true or not the theory of "the drugged monkey", which I saw one day in a Netflix series, which is that homo sapiens sapiens ate hallucinogenic mushrooms to expand their consciousness and intelligence, that is, the consequence of consuming hallucinogenic mushrooms

I don't really know what my dream job is and it's a little frustrating because I'm in the third year of my degree, which is forestry engineering. I think my dream job could be something related to ecotourism, but I'm not sure because this career has a large field of work that I don't know in its entirety. If it were the case, I would like to work in natural reserves, natural parks or sanctuaries, that is, wild areas protected by the SNASPE (National System of Wild Areas Protected by the State) so I will be a public worker, but I don't know if it will be for the rest of my life. Obviously I would like to earn a lot of money, from a million upwards I would be satisfied. Ideally I would like my work to be close to home so that I have the advantage of going there by private transport, either by car or van, although normally the protected wilderness areas are located in the mountains so it would be better to go by van. I imagine that there will be a good work environ