Epimetheos de Altrisos

  Hello reader, today I will talk about my favorite hobby, playing Dungeons and Dragons. Dungeons and Dragon or "DnD" is a very old role-playing game, the first edition was created in 1977, currently there is the fifth edition of the year 2014.  It is an RPG, where each player plays an adventurer. It is a board game at the same time, since the combats are with distances and miniatures that represent allies and enemies. It's a mix between leveling up your character, doing missions, playing your adventurer, and having strategy fights.  The game has three main pillars, explore, interpret and fight. there are two "positions" within the players. The first are called "Adventurers" they are the protagonists of the story and who face and resolve conflicts. and the second is called Dungeon Master. He is the one who tells the story, makes the story advance and controls the enemies in the fighting. the interactions between adventurers and the non-player character...

  Hello reader! and welcome back. In my opinion, this question is important, because it is something that has always affected our country. Chile, according to various studies, which include UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) studies, is considered one of the most unequal countries in all of Latin America and even the world, and this is largely due to the profound difference in quality that exists in national education.  In my opinion, there are certain elite schools that have world standards of education, schools that cost a lot of money and are only in the richest places in the country. These schools offer a comprehensive education that prepares you for the world of work and to face future problems. Although they are prestigious, the level of education they deliver is superior in comparison to municipal schools in poorer parts of our country. This creates a large cultural gap between those who studied in elite schools and those who studied in...

Good morning reader. In this blog I will talk about religion, a subject that doesn't interest me much in truth. I was born into a Roman Catholic Apostolic family, the "official" religion of Chile. When I was a child, like the teacher, I went to a Catholic school called San Lazaro de Lasalle, a concretion of French priests. And being honest, the only thing I learned was to read very well, and not because of the religion, but because of the school itself. I have always doubted the existence of the Catholic God, it seemed so strange to me that we in America venerate a god who walked through the Middle East, until I began to learn history and religion interested me again. and this why?  Because history taught me that each culture had its own religion and that Catholicism and Abrahamic religions were taught all over the world, by the great migrations and later by the Roman Empire.  It was here that I realized that many religions had patterns in common, a god who...