"The observer, by the mere fact of fulfilling its role, alters what is measured or observed, there is always a change, uncertainty"
Werner Heisenberg, German physicist
Change of season, change in short sleeve long sleeve, change ... well, my Atleti not change or wanting, and above all, change back. Second round.
This week I am especially tired, perhaps because there are no classes and I decided to slow down, and when you disconnect a little more, the body breaks down. On Monday begins what is believed to be the building of the MIR, if the first round are the foundation, the second start putting the bricks that make us go through the roof, as far as we can get. That does not say anything about how good we are, but how well we have been a Saturday afternoon. ... Partly unfair.
Approaching the second round you question yourself, look at your current job, you get depressed, you look to the future, and you're strong consideration as a champion, you see a future where Alonso Ferrari, unbeatable. But look again at the screen that tells you what you've been clumsy three months, and feel a little empty. Perhaps, by the mere fact of having seen now your mistakes you change your speed, your position or even your spin, which heisembergiano electron. In short, despite the claims of the measurements at this time, we have no fucking idea where we will be on 23 January. At bottom, all are like that Schrödinger's cat, who knows if we are alive or dead until you open the box no one damn time.
We spend our lives complaining about our bad luck, evil teacher made, the referee ... We realize that we are our own ballast, that fortune favors the well prepared minds and that we must take the bull by the horns. Hence, this week has slowed down, because it sometimes takes away a bit of mosaic to view the image forming. Because sometimes it is more productive to get into a bus and spend five hours on it to see who you miss, because sometimes it is worth running away from home at ten at night to fire an old friend who is leaving. Because bars bars, park benches, the receptive ears, contributing more than any slogan prefabricated or any self-help book. Because sometimes the observer, by the mere act of observing, is able to change everything.
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