English III

 Hi, today I will write about the person I admire. The person I admire is Karl Popper, since he was one of the first philosophers of science that I met, and therefore he was the door to know this area about the knowledge that he did not know previously, in addition to reading his ideas, It motivates me to continue studying. His contributions lie in the area of epistemology, studying the concept of falsificationism, falsificationism is an epistemological current that consists in contrasting a theory means trying to refute it by means of a counterexample. If it is not possible to refute it, this theory is corroborated, and can be provisionally accepted, but never verified. Karl Raimund Popper was born on 28 July 1902 in Vienna.  In 1937 he took up a position teaching philosophy at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, where he was to remain for the duration of the Second World War.  Popper was knighted in 1965, and retired from the University of London in 1969, remai...

 Hi, today I will write about "How can your major make the world a better place" In my opinion, the answer is yes, since biochemistry is a career that provides the foundations for a scientist focused on the area of biology, therefore the career helps the study of topics that are vital for humanity as it is diseases, the ecosystem, etc. I see myself doing classes somewhere to train students and be able to give them values about science, in addition to the content itself, also working in a laboratory, conducting research on a topic that at that moment calls my attention, but I would currently say I would like to work in the field of microbiology, studying the counterparts of phagotherapia in response to drug therapies that in the future could have consequences such as immunity in bacteria due to the mutation. The fundamental contribution is the study in laboratories to generate knowledge on various topics that can be connected to humanity directly, such as the coronavirus now, ...