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 Ehm, yeah, there's not much to add to that. I don't really mean it tho, I just like being exagerated. But when it comes to the changes I would like to see in my study program, there is a lot of room for improvement. Firstly, a common issue in my field (PEMBQ) is the distribution of the study load per semester. For example, we have to take Organic and Inorganic chemistry in the same semester, not to mention other courses in the same semester. For context, in other universities, these courses (O.C. & I.C.) are in separate semesters due to their density. This issue continues in the following semester where we have to take Org. Chem. II, Physical Chem, Biochem, Physics II, and have our pedagogic practices all in the same semester. This is not only a matter of time but also of proper prerequisites; we should learn physics before attempting to understand physical chemistry, and the same applies to organic chemistry II and biochemistry. It's as if we need to be constantly on ...

 Yeah, as you read it. Why? Well, I wasn't certain while thinking about this, ability to travel through time, but because I really don't care that much. I don't think much about the future or the past, I'm more focused in the daily basis, but that's just my boring way of looking at thing. It's like, everyday is a struggle, why bother about what has already happened? or suffer for things that haven't ocurred yet? I don't mean it in a lazy way of conformism about what life is like now, is something that I say to myself to keep my eyes in what is important now. But, leaving that aside, I want to go to the past, like the 0 BCE, I've always felt the, curiosity? with all that's around Jesus. I yearn to witness that era firsthand, to walk the same paths, observe the people and events, and track Jesus's life and teachings until his final moments. It's a thirst for understanding and a chance to explore history's most significant figures, befor...