Compassionate Science

There are various sciences to start with, and all can be used for compassionate reasons. I think using the knowledge someone learns and sharing it to better someone else's life like in the video is really what compassionate science is about. Compassionate science is done expecting nothing in return, because if you expect a reward it defeats the purpose. I think through compassionate science we can help many people and not just people around us but globally.

The Future

In a good 1,000 years in which I will be long gone I think the world is going to become permanently attached to technology. People will literally be doing everything through some type of technology. Sports will be played robotically, food will be made in a microwave, and walking will really just be hovering around. I think school will be replaced with scanners that implant K-12 and college course teachings into the brain. I think the future holds a huge line between being poor and wealthy. I think in this future parts of earth will be dead and uninhabitable due to past years pollution. In those places will live the poor and unfortunate. While the rich lives in the clean places left of earth and enjoy themselves of all new and upcoming technology. Which in the long run will cause war and humanity will drive the world to the ground in the end.

Escaped a Spanking

The funniest moment I can think of is a story my brother and I always remember of when we were kids and used to live in Mexico. We were small but still remember that day and laugh about it all the time. It was a regular day and my uncle and cousins had come over and we were messing around the house. The part I really cant remember is what my cousin, brother and I did wrong. So basically My uncle grabbed all three of us for that one reason I cant remember and took us into the room and started to scold us. Now back in Mexico parents tend to grab a belt and spank us, sounds horrible but it has made me a good kid. So as my uncle was furious, screaming at us getting all worked up he starts unbuckling his belt. Once its out he folds in half and tells us who's gonna go first. Then everything went silent but at that exact moment someone let one rip, we start looking around at each other and make sense that it was my uncle who let it go. At this point as kids we just found farts hilarious and we couldn't help laughing. I guess he couldn't stay serious and gave us a quick mexican cuss word and put his belt back on and thats how we avoided a spanking. Not sure why but remembering that day just makes us laugh and well brings back old memories.

Modern Times

Modern Times was the first Charlie Chaplin movie I ever watched, I really liked the film it has a lot of message to it. As we broke down the film Chaplin was really ahead of his time and knew how to connect with the people through his films. In the movie he was an optimistic character and always found a way of making things better. I also liked the way he portrayed one of his own life problems in the movie, which was when the police arrested him for being "communist". I just really liked the way Chaplin must have made people smile in his movie. I know I cant fully relate to what is happening in the movie but the way he acts it out makes you feel connected to it. I really liked this first film and makes me want to watch more of his movies and break them down.