I always travel with my family (we are six hahaha people), but so far the best trip we have made was in January two thousand nineteen, a ten-day trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

    The whole family traveled there, my father, my mother, my older sister, my younger brother, my nephew, and me. When we arrived in Rio de Janeiro we all felt very hot immediately, we went to the hotel that was in Copacabana (the beach area of the city) and then the second day we went through what we could of this beach, swimming in the sea and tasting caipirinhas. 

    From the third day we started to do many activities we knew a wonder of the world ... the Christ the Redeemer, we knew the paradisiacal place of "Arraial Du Cabo" full of beaches and beautiful coastal landscapes, we knew the stairs of Selaron (where they make the best caipirinhas of all "Rio"), we visited the AquaRio the largest marine aquarium in South America and other places in the city.

    I consider this was the best trip, because besides knowing a new country this trip helped us a lot to unite as a family, to meet each other again and to know new cultures that were wonderful, besides that we could eat many strange candies Jajaja 

    I sincerely love France, its tulip parks, the famous macaroons (which I have always wanted to eat) and the wonderful city of Paris. 

    I confess that I want to go to Paris, mainly because of its most iconic places like the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre museum, the beautiful palace of Versailles, the triumphal arch, and many others. Also, this visit and love for the city is influenced by the Disney movie "the hunchback of Notre Dame", and mainly the movie "Amelie"💕 and the animated series "Miraculous, the adventures of Lady Bug and Cat Noir", although this last one is a children's series in its last seasons they show us very interesting stories, I recommend them 😉.     

    About the country, its history is very interesting there was one of the main revolutions of the modern world that allowed us to generate a political conscience of the individual, besides the beautiful architecture that could be witnessed in its main cities, I am also very interested in the cultural richness that exists that is observed in the actions of the people, their food and their material and non-material history. Did you know that in France the Braille language was created? It is a very famous system of reading and writing for blind people that was developed by Louis Braille.

    I would like to go to France to study a specialization in political science or public policy at the Institut d'études politiques de Paris or Sciences Po one of the best universities in the world to study this discipline, was founded in 1872 and currently ranks second in the World Ranking of Universities QS 2020 after Harvard University.

    I hope one day to go to this beautiful country and meet many others to learn about their cultures, stories, and people. 

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1) Fill in the definition here:

The total among of greenhouse gases produced to, directly and indirectly, support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of Carbon Dioxide (CO2).

2) Provide some examples (from the same website):

- Amount of CO2 emitted by burning 1 liter of gasoline 2 kg of CO2

- Driving a car for 6 km emits 1 kg of CO2

- 3.1 kg of CO2 is tested when making 1/3 of a cheeseburger

 

- Fly with a plane a distance of 2.2 km or 1.375 miles emits 1 kg of CO2

- Production of 2 plastic bottles emits 1 kg of CO2

-------- Activities carried out with https://timeforchange.org/what-is-a-carbon-footprint-definition/ ----------

3. Quiz results:

- What is your carbon footprint weight? 6,9 tones 

- What is the target weight impact? My carbon footprint is 65% 

- My percentage was in stuff 20%, travel 20%, food 20%, home 40%

--------------------------------- The quiz I did https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/#/ -----------------------------------

4) When was the last time the Earth warmed up so fast? 

    55 million years ago.

5) What is the name of the current extinction event? 

    The Anthropocene extinction

6) What will probably happen by 2050?  

    90% of coral reefs could disappear by 2050

7) About what proportion of mammal species could disappear by 2100? 

    1/5 of all species on earth could be extinct.

8) Which type of plant would probably grow faster with more CO2, weeds, or crops?

    Weeds probably because they grow faster up to three times faster than crops.

9) How many dollars has climate change cost us in wheat and maize losses per year since 1980?         

    Since 1980 it’s estimated climate change has already cost us 5 billion dollars a year on average in       

    wheat and maize losses.

-------- I answered the questions by watching this YouTube video https://youtu.be/CLtFwUTrE4E ----------

10) According to a UN report, about how long do we have until climate change is irreversible? 

We have little more than a decade to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere otherwise the very bad serious consequences 

11) Give an example of negative changes we’re already seeing. 

An example of climate change is heavy rains and other extreme weather events that are becoming more frequent and cause flooding along with deteriorating water quality, and even in some areas a progressive decline in water resources.

12) What would be the cost of ending the use of fossil fuels?

The cost of an estimated 54 billion dollars.

In the context of the pandemic that we are today and living in Santiago, it is very difficult to take my concentration to something specific, since there are different questions such as will I be well in the near future? While I don't meditate, I find my relaxation in singing and playing instruments 🙆🏽‍♀️✨🙌🏽 , which in a way makes me calmer and clearing myself from all the stress of college. I have many playlists in Spotify for when I am stressed jajajaja 

                   

                                               

🌸 What do you think of the video? Do you meditate? Why? Do you feel it works? Why?

I liked the video because the explanation was very easy to understand, besides that the main idea is very interesting, although it is a new theme for me (since I do not meditate) I have been able to notice in some people how good it has been to perform this activity both to relax and to strengthen our self-love, feelings, among many other things.

🌸 How are you feeling these days? Why?

These days I have felt tired, stressed with insomnia, and with many pains. I attribute it to the burden by the university mainly, the long hours of study sitting at a desk, unable to eat well, and with many concerns apart from the university as a result of the pandemic.

🌸 How do I feel when the English class starts?

When I started English classes some days it gave me relief among all the classes I have a week, I was allowed to get some rest and think about other things. There were other days that really overwhelmed me a lot more, simply because I felt or feel overwhelmed with all the things I have to do, but then I calm down and move on.

My reflexion about Stereotypes in Chile ✨🌌

                                                

Stereotypes are thoughts so normalized that we have that sometimes we do not realize that they exist. In Chiloé that is where I live there are a very traditionalist and sexist culture where stereotypes are very present, fortunately, my family never forced me to do anything I did not want within this allowed me to play with cars instead of dolls, dressing in the colors and clothes I want, anyway, but not many of my friends were allowed to do this, as they dressed them with "colors for girls" and my friends too. Not only is it seen in young children, but also in adults where you are forced or cooked with your mom at family gatherings while men are sitting watching TV or you should stay at home without doing certain activities because they are cataloged "for men". However, with the different movements that have been getting more and more, we have been able to realize how entrenched we have this culture of stereotypes and sexist (because they go hand in hand in my opinion) that allow us to reflect and rethink as a society or individually as a person, in turn allowing us not to fall into the actions that perhaps by ignorance or tradition we did and teaching the new generations that do not define you what you do, you want or choose, but as you really are as a person and what you give to others.

   

1. About 800,000 years ago,  fire was controlled by early humans.

2. About  6 million years ago most early human species became bipedal.

3. The Homo Habilis used to live in Eastern and Southern Africa.

4. About 12,000 years ago, humans managed to control the growth and breeding of some plants and animals.

5. The sahelanthropus tchadensis is the earliest human species from the timeline.

                     

                                                         Questions:

🌸 What's been the role of climate change in the development of humans?

When climate change occurred, it led to the change in the habitat of humans by forcing them to relate to others and adapt faster to these changes, producing accelerated development in their brains and subsequent evolution.

🌸 In your opinion, what is the most significant milestone for the human evolution? Why?

In my opinion, the most important milestone for human evolution was the discovery of fire, because thanks to this the human were able to warm up, cook, ward off predators and know other kinds of light. That's how I help them develop with these new tasks and survive.

🌸 Which early human species was thought to be the first to use tools made from stone?

About 2.6 million years ago, tools made of stones first started to be used, so it is believed that there are three possible human species that may have pioneered using these tools Australopithecus Garhi, Australopithecus Africanus, and Paranthropus aethiopicus.

🌸 Who were the first human species to travel to and live in Europe? When?

The first species to travel and live in Europe was the Homo Heidelbergensis and 700.000 to 200.000 years ago.

🌸 Which species survived for the longest time? For how long?

The species that survive the longest was the Homo erectus because he lived between about 1.89 million and 1.89 million and 110.000 years ago

Why I did choose political sciencie?

When I a child I liked many things, but I wanted to be lawyer because I don't know jajaj.

I believed that be lawyer will my profession, however in the secondary I started play the violin🎻 in the Orchestra of Quellón and I played and with the time I played the guitar🎸 and piano🎹, also I like sing🎤 and many people believed that I would study music, but my parent not liked it.