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  When I think about my future is really hard for me to imagine myself working or having a job, but I think it would probably be being an archeologist or a paleontologist, because since I was a boy I was interested about a job where I can work outdoors and not be locked in a office every day. I would really like to do this job in a future because when I was younger I used to talk a lot about dinosaurs and other different extinct animals that could be buried all over the world, some of them haven’t even been discovered and that thing really fascinated me from a very young age.  For this job, I think i will need to do a lot of travelings, inside and outside the country, for many investigations and different projects, that way I will discover a lot of new places and be astonished with the awesome landscapes that I will see. And for that, I think it is very important to know a lot of languages, or at least English, which I think is the most universal one to communicate and interact with

  I study Anthropology at Universidad de Chile in the Social Science Faculty. I choose this career because when I was a child I used to talk a lot about dinosaurs and other different extinct animals that could be buried all over the world, and that thing fascinated me from a very young age. And anthropology is a career that allows me to get closer to those things that I like too much. In addition, in my time at school, I became interested in the social sciences and humanities, which I really like due to the contact that can be had with people, which I think can be much closer than in other careers. I'm currently in my second year of the career but it has been online due to the Covid pandemic. I think this modality makes the career so different, this way we lost the face-to-face interaction with people, we are not having field trips and other different tools that the Anthropology career provides us. But in other hand, we are learning a different way to do ethnography, where the dis