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My short story of computer games

Everybody are according to the computers are a good work tool, support tool, learning tool, etc. But like everything this can’t be perfect. Although play games is okay, in excess (in my opinion) this isn’t correct. When I was about 7 years old my parents bought our first computer and I played different things but I remember that one of my favorite games was “pinball” and “buscaminas” but I didn’t know how play the last game. However now I don’t play video games but I remember when my cousin visit us we always played a lot of computer games. Sometimes we were looking for games in the internet and that was so fun! I consider video games something productive when you play whit somebody like my cousin and I because you laugh a lot! So in that case I think that the computer games could be used productively. Now I don’t play computer games because I don’t have time like I had it… but, sometimes I play game of solitaire… yes, that sounds sad. I think that the people who send a lot of time pl...

An Expert In My Field, Well... Almost

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Is so difficult choose a person in my field that I admire because I started to study sociology recently this year. But the last semester for example I had a subject called social psychology. These classes were very interesting and in that subject I achieved my best mark of that semester. One of the authors that we studied in that class was Sigmund Freud. He was a psychoanalyst and he was born in 1856 in Czech Republic. He studied at University of Vienna and finally he dies in 1939. Some main works written by Freud are the Studies on Hysteria (1895), The Interpretation of Dreams (1900) and The psychopathology of Everyday Life (1901) . I like Freud because him theory is easy to learn it and also he studied how the multitude influences to the individual. That topic was so interesting! Although Freud was a psychoanalyst him theory and him works contributed to sociology in the multitude analysis. Freud is considering the “father” of psychoanalysis. So I invite you to read some of the work...