Bojack Horseman

Lately I've been very obsessed with the Netflix show called Bojack Horseman and I believe that it is one of the profoundest series actually. Many people thinks that Bojack is a boring show because they expect a comedy sitcom, but Bojack is more serious than that. Even though it has a lot of funny moments, specially with Todd's adventures. (Todd is a secondary character who is interpreted by Aaron Paul who is also Jesse Pinkman!).

Bojack Horseman is it about a Hollwood actor who had a very famous tv series in the 90's but after that he didn't do anything relevant, so he fell in a strong depression and alcoholism... and also he is a horse. His agent recomended him to write a book about his life to make his carreer regain power, but since Bojack is lazy, the writer Diane Nguyen is doing his book, putting him in a introspective therapy. 

I like very much how the show can combine a sad story whit a lot of jokes and funny stories. Sometimes is a very serious story and sometimes is a chain of ridiculous events. I also like the fact that the characters can be literally any animal. For example Bojack's agent is a cat, Diane's boyfriend is a dog, the news reporter is a whale, etc. 

So I really recomend to watch this but if you don't want to is ok :)

Postgraduate Studies

Well first of all, sociology is my second carreer, so I'm not too motivated to keep studying right after finish these (I hope) five years. But in the future I would love to increase my knowledge with more studies.

I've always been interested in the study of arts, especially cinema and music. I want to learn how these expressions makes up the society and how the society find ways to demonstrate its feelings through a movie or a song. The problem is that arts are a thing made by and for the economical elite, so maybe it isn't what I'm looking for.

The other subject that I would like to study is something related with education, but not only oriented to schools, but something more global. That means learn about how the tv or the family or the religion educates. I don't really care about where I'm going to study that, but I'm thinking in a good university that could be in Chile or not.

I don't know if the postgraduate studies are usefull to learn more things or there are only an achievement to put in the curriculum for find a job more easily, but the desire to keep learning things is right there.

Is Piñera a drug dealer?

We all know that Sebastian Piñera is a turbid person who loves earn money without thinking about ethics or even legality. He had troubles with justice in the past, stuff related with Talca's bank and tax fraud. So I ask, if Piñera has no moral code and loves money, what could hold him back to be involved in the drug world?

In a lot of countries in the world, the drug business is closely linked to the political power, being the traffickers who controls the determinations of the president or the congress. Also, the best way to get undiscovered by the tax police is money laundry, like what Piñera does with his offshore companies. 

Maybe you are thinking "Well, Piñera is a bad person but he can't handle the violence of the drug smuggling". False. He is one of the strongest supporter of the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, so he believes that it doesn't matter the dignity or the safety of others people to have what he wants. 

So, thinking back: 

- Piñera is not interested in abide by the law.

- The only thing he ever want is money and power.

- He doesn't care about other people beside him.

In conclusion, he is a trafficker like Gustavo Fring or Pablo Escobar.