Jals Inglés 4

  I sincerely find work to be one of the worst evils in the world. The word "trabajo" in Spanish comes  from "Tripalium" which in Latin means "torture". However, since you cannot live without working,  and criminal life can be very stressful, I think that cinema can be a good way to work. What interests  me most is editing, art direction and filmmaking. While I like this profession, I would not like to depend solely on this job, because I would also run the  risk of hating it. This is why I would like to have a business of any kind, so as not to have to depend on  the cinema to make money, and thus not have to accept projects reluctantly and misrepresent  my profession. In this way I could also diversify my hobbies, since I also really like making music,  traveling and theory. In relation to this last point, I would like to get a doctorate related to art theory, so  if I get bored of making movies I can dedicate myself to research and publishing in magazin

I have never been someone who watches a lot of television, however, one of the tv show that I  have enjoyed the most has been the first season of True Detective. This series based on two  detectives Martin Hart and Rust Cohle, whose lives will intersect when a case about an enigmatic  and sordid murder of seventeen years ago is reopened. The interesting thing about this series is that the most important thing is not to unveil the mystery,  but rather about how these two detectives  being affected by all the cruelty that surrounds the crime.  This investigation puts both men in contact with a dark and perverse world in which women and  children are sacrificed by satanic cults that come out unscathed because they know that no one  will care about these victims, since they have the means to ensure that their crimes are not  investigated. My favorite part of the series is when Rust Cohle sees a black hole in some abandoned buildings. It is  not known whether it was really a physical, metap

I am not someone who admires many people, less people I do not know, however, I consider that  Leonor Silvestri is a woman worthy of admiration. She is an Argentine philosopher who studied  literature, but did not want to graduate from university, to forge a self-taught career, publishing  a dozen books. His greatest intellectual influences are Deleuze and Spinoza, although she is  always adding new thinkers who are not within the Western theoretical tradition. Another admirable side of Leonor is that she releases all her classes on YouTube, leaving at least  one hundred videos available, where she explains various topics. This fact is even more remarkable,  when we consider that Silvestri suffers from Crohn's syndrome, which prevents her from leading  a normal life, due to the fact that this disease destroys the digestive system. However, this disease  has never weakened her spirit, since she is also an athlete who practices Muay Thai. This disease  has made her stronger and has m