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  Do you wish you could return to a moment from your past? Coming back to the past is often treated as a super power in numerous comic fictions and famous narratives. Getting back to the past is understandably a power that I wish I could have. Imagine being able to time travel and “correct all of your past mistakes in only one trip? To be honest, I’m sure everybody had the same regret feeling that generates that wish to change things which had already happened, and I guess I’m passing through the same thoughts. Sometimes, what only remains from the ruminant thoughts is the notion that “what happens in the past, stays in the past”, but I’ve always felt confused about this, like what do you mean I should be okay with making a mistake that could be easily corrected?  “if I changed that one thing”, “if I had made in that way”, “I wish I haven’t done that”, does if statements are often associated with the idea I’m trying to develop, sometimes a catch myself thinking about thing...

  What can older people learn from your generation? The principle of age has never been totally defined in my mind. Would an older person be able to understand the modernity brought by the newer generations that don’t stop coming? Surely there is a midpoint where they both connect and understand each other, because like it or not they were once young and that is the singularity that generates this bond. My opinion is that elderly people, despite having a good dose of knowledge and experience, learn every day with the youth and that’s what makes them inserted into a society that changes very often. A few years ago, I used to hang out with my grandparents when they were alive and I quite didn’t understand why they had some difficulties accessing their bank accounts, telephone number, apps and even modern cars. I understand that, being close to my grandparents, at that moment, was a shock between generations and I was too young to notice. I learned from them on how to cook, how to...