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Studies are one of the most important things in my life. On the one hand I think they're the way I have to improve the world by the principles that are right on my values code. On the other, I feel satisfied, proud and happy of myself when I increase my knowledge; so if I could study the rest of my life, surely I'd do it. In this line, my ideal future includes continuing my training as a psychologist with a part-time course of Social Politics in England or Spain, because there are more opportunities and a culture to be known, even if I have to sell my weekend to finance it. Even more, I'd like to achieve a master's degree in Legal Psychology abroad, but it would take almost all my daily time so I wouldn't be able to work on the weekends and, in consequence, I couldn't finance it. 

In the future I would like to work as a legal psychologist at a Family Court or just with prison  inmates because I'm pretty sure that the most vulnerable are also the most invisible; and well, considering that psychological reports have a great weight on final veredicts, I think it's important to put our social help ideas into practice: use psychological report's relevance to help the most disadvantaged's well-being  (and of course children and prisoners, who have suffered a lot, need psychological attention urgently). I think the most important principles I'd need are social responsability, empathy and some patience. Just in case, it doesn't complicate me because I've been building them just through life experience, and also it would satisfy some of my personal interests as knowing that what I'm doing is right (at least on my values code). Charles Manson.

In spite of my ignorance on movie's world, it deserves all my respect and appreciation just because is art, what is more, is particularly the art of complexity . It's about to make a great storyline without neglecting the music, performance, ambient, camera, etc. to be joined in a sort of creator substance of a new world,  a new subjectivity: a parallel reality where ourselves are a construction never ever constructed. Indeed, the creating movie’s process ends when a spectator subjectivizes it. I remember Joker as an artistic representation of almost all modern problems in just one character through the impressive performance of Joaquin Phoenix. Also, this film uses the city as another actor, uses an addecuate music, a good lighting and many more components helping audience to understand how joker's mind was built, ending up with Murray's death as the maximum expression of social suffering.  I think it's a brilliant piece of art and everyone should watch it, at