My Favorite Piece of Technology.

What´s my favorite piece of technology? Mmm. This question is very hard to answer, because in the modern life it´s very important to know how to live in a technological life. The technological object is now part of us. The technology is the axis of our daily life. So, to me, the question of my favorite piece of technology means how I live, and what I use this instrument to live.

Therefore, when I think in this topic, one object shocks my mind: Mi Notebook. Why? Because all my lectures, all my books, all my channels in which I communicate with my friends, or my work´s partners (like Facebook, or my e-mail) are in my Notebook (when I have access to Internet, of course).

My notebook was a gift from my grandmother, because she was thinking that for a college student is too necessary to have one. And she gave me one. In this time, however, I thought it was unnecessary, but with the time, I understood it so useful!

Well, I use my notebook when I study, when I talk with my friends and, until I discovered what I could download many films and books, almost all day I´m glued to the screen (for that last reason I like so much my Notebook!) These are the reasons why I use my notebook every day and, I think now, it would be so hard to me to live without this object, because, practically, would be out of the academic life (the supply of the most works in the college are on-line, for example) and my life would have another time. Another rhythm. It would be interesting make the exercise of living without My Notebook to see if I am using this object, or if this object is using me.

My Biography.

My name is Felipe Díaz. I was born in Santiago in a glorious year for my country ¿Why? Because I 2 was born. Of course: 1992 (It´s a joke. I´m not so Narcissism to write this seriously) I´m the first child of my parents, and I have a little sister.

In high school I studied in Instituto Nacional, and I graduated in the 2009. After that, I managed to get into Universidad de Chile, in the PAB (Programa Académico de Bachillerato, in Spanish) where I was two years. This place was very important for me because I grew so much. When I entered in Bachillerato I had no idea what to study. But with time and a lot of readings, I could find my career: Psychology. 

So, in 2011 I graduated on Bachillerato, and in this year I could take classes in Facso until today. Also, in Bachillerato I learned so much about very different interesting topics, like Literature. So, since 2011 I attended literature classes with the same teacher I had in Bachillerato. I’m also a Christian, and I studied theology in a center of theological studies, in my church.

Since I was a child (eight years) I play table tennis, and play guitar in the church. These are two of my favorites hobbies. I also love spending my time talking with my friends and brothers.