Blog 6: Time travel to the future

 Hey everyone! Today we are talking about time travel to the future!


So I would like to go to Chile in 2040 because by then 20 years will have passed!

I imagine that by then we will have reversed climate change
with an alternative system to capitalism. This would mean that the water would return to places
where it had disappeared and that everyone has equal access to education, health, housing, good
jobs, and food. I also imagine that we would be the Plurinational State of Chile which would mean
that the different First Nations like Mapuche, Aymara, Rapa Nui, etc. are recognized and treated
better than before.

I don't know if I would like to stay there because I would like to remain the present so fight
so that we do get there to a nice future!





And how about you? 



In your post write about:


  • Where would you like to go? Why?

  • What time in the future?

  • Would you like to stay there? Why/Why not?



 - Post a picture!

- Comment your teacher's post and 3 classmates' posts!

- Word Count: 220 

Comentarios

  1. simon cousiño4 de noviembre de 2021, 16:02

    hi teacher :)

    i completely agree whit you, i hope, Chile would reversed climate change in the close future, avoiding that this be irreversible

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  2. Pablo Eguía4 de noviembre de 2021, 17:50

    I hope in that time we'll finally have reserved climate change. aaah education, health.... you wish a beautiful future, I hope it will be like that !!!

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  3. Matias P.5 de noviembre de 2021, 7:03

    How necessary such an important change would be in our lives, what a great post!

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  4. Liss Rojas5 de noviembre de 2021, 7:53

    I think the same as my colleagues, I hope the environmental crisis does not get worse

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  5. Gustavo Valenzuela5 de noviembre de 2021, 12:44

    Hello teacher!
    Let's hope that by that time we have achieved all the demands that we demand and we can solve the problems of climate change.

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  6. Angela Moreno5 de noviembre de 2021, 16:51

    Hello professor, I think the thoughts you have towards the future are very interesting and I think we all want that for the country

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  7. Catalina Valdés Blanchemin6 de noviembre de 2021, 15:09

    Hi!
    I hope you are doing well. I agree with your vision of the future, I really have high hopes for that to be a reality in a few years.

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  8. Daniela Toledo @solestole6 de noviembre de 2021, 19:35

    Hello teacher, I think it would be very beautiful and gratifying if the environment is in better conditions in the future, I hope it is.

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  9. Kevin Utrera6 de noviembre de 2021, 20:37

    Hello teacher! Nice blog! I would love to meet a Chile as you describe it!

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  10. fran aceval7 de noviembre de 2021, 10:55

    Hi teacher! What you mention is very important, hopefully awareness with the environment that is our future is achieved

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  11. Katalina7 de noviembre de 2021, 13:22

    Hi teacher!
    that's a really positive point of view, i hope one day it will come true.
    i think we have to make things different in the present to change the future.

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  12. Daniela Bahamondes7 de noviembre de 2021, 15:56

    hello professor
    I love how positive you are about the future of our country! I also hope that in 20 years the country will be more aware of human rights.

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  13. Karla Basualto7 de noviembre de 2021, 16:25

    Hi teacher!

    I like your positive thinking and I hope that in reality your vision will come true in the near future.

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  14. Catalina Madariaga7 de noviembre de 2021, 17:50

    Hello teacher, you are right! We must fight for a good future that allows us to achieve the improvements we need :)

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  15. Natalia Vargas7 de noviembre de 2021, 17:59

    Hi teacher! I really like your positivism, I think what you mention is something we all want, and fight to achieve that, it's a beautiful wish

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  16. Gloria Tapia Contreras7 de noviembre de 2021, 18:03

    Hi teacher! You have a very positive vision! I hope the future can be just like you described and we can live in a better place.

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  17. Javier Venegas7 de noviembre de 2021, 18:34

    Hi teacher! let's hope the future will be as good as you expect, I am more pessimistic.

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  18. Thomas Arenas Navarro7 de noviembre de 2021, 18:55

    Hi teacher!
    I really like your vision, I fell more optimism right now!

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  19. Camila Guerrero7 de noviembre de 2021, 18:59

    Hi teacher, I really enjoy reading your post! I hope too some injustice in Chile will disappear in some moment

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  20. Alyson Berrios7 de noviembre de 2021, 20:34

    hi! i really hope the things go how you describe it

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  21. Claudio Calabrán9 de noviembre de 2021, 8:01

    I agree with you 100%, teacher. The Chile of the future that you imagine fits perfectly with the Chile that many, millions I would say, dream of. We are going to achieve these transformations!

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