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For a while time that my favorite movie is "Interstellar". The reason why I like this movie is for the way it exposes the central arguments of the quantum  physics, the theory of relativity, string theory, and that kind of things.  Interstellar is science fiction film about the humanity's survival. The movie narrates a journey of a group of  astronauts in to the time to seek a sustainable planet, in a future where the Earth is no longer habitable. Another factor or aspect that makes the movie more interest is the soundtracks and the visual effects. The movie won the Academy Awards of the Best Visual Effects. The music of the movie is composed by Hans Zimmer with Christopher Nolan, and it was nominated for a Grammy of the better musical composition for a movie.  I don't have a favorite kind of film, because most of the time I like judge and value the movies by what it shows, by the scenes, by the soundtracks, etc;  but if I'd to choose a type of...

When I was a kid I would have liked to be a physicist. That dream changed to a be philosopher in the high school. Life led me to   the school, the fomal education, for enter a the military service.  For these years I was in the "free exams program" but the dream of being philosopher was kept.  I find out about Anthropology looking for other alternatives. Even within the military service I had to choose between philosophy or anthropology. The thing that helped me decide for anthropology was a gift that my squad sergeant gave me for my birthday: a book of the anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss, "The savage mind".  That book changed my way of seeing anthropology and made me decide for it. I think I made the right decision because I enjoyed what I study, with what can become the discipline. So far my experience in the university has been positive in general. Despite that, I had to self study of anthropology theory because university doesn't give a good prof...