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Alexis Sanchez, Ingeniero Hidraulico ex profesor de la Universidad Tecnica de Ambato nos explica, La destrucción del dique permeable construido en el Río Coca, es el resultado de la inoperancia, acción tardía, e irresponsabiliodad de los tres últimos gobiernos, que dejaron avanzar la EROSIÓN REGRESIVA DEL RÍO COCA desde que ésta arrancó con el colapso natural de la cascada San Rafael en febrero del 2020.

Si ya es trágico que se haya destruido el dique permeable poco más de un mes después de su pomposa inauguración, es más trágico, tragicómico diría, escuchar al nuevo ministro de energía declarar con total desparpajo que "esa era su función"... destruirse en tan corto tiempo, cuando una obra de ingeniería debe garantizarse por lo menos para 30 o 40 años !

Ahora bien... la situación es crítica para el país, y lo que se puede venir si sigue avanzando la erosión regresiva y alcanza la bocatoma de la Central hidroeléctrica Coca Codo Sinclair, sería realmente CATASTRÓFICO. Aquí te lo explico en el video

Debo decir que admiro a esa gente que es capaz de acabarse libros en una semana, Yo mismo recién he adquirido un intento de habito de la Lectura en una combinación de Superar mi adicción a los Videos Cortos Y querer devolver unos libros que me prestaron.

Con eso dicho, siempre escuchaba a mi profesor de la Universidad mandarnos a sus alumnos a Leer, ¿Leer que?, Supuestamente no hay libro malo, excepto talvez los de youtuberas, Pero tras algunos libros, genuinamente me he decepcionado y ya no he querido seguir leyendo. Y no, no es el síndrome de abstinencia hablando.

Al Quijote le senti como verme el capitulo "Cosplay salvemos al mundo", pero medieval y con una sensación de que el Quijote estuvo conciente todo el tiempo y solo se Hacia el Loco, a Cumandá senti que estaba rellenado Pero el punto A, punto B y tropos que seguramente en su tiempo eran novedad estan allí.

La Cosa cambia con libros como "Maestro de samuráis: Ejecutivos guerreros es un libro escrito por Robert Scott " En la obra se aplican las tácticas militares y el código de honor de los antiguos samuráis y de Sun Tzu al mundo de los negocios y la dirección de empresas. Y el libro es un desproposito , Al leerlo, con lo que se de Tsunsu me esperaba que fuera un Libro como el de Jordan "El lobo de Wall Street" Belfort, ya saben, la Biblia negra de los libros de Ventas, pero No. Este libro simplemente asume de que algun modo nos caera una empresa millonaria del cielo. Podria dar una critica similar al Principe de Maquiavelo que en teoria era para poca gente, pues no todos tienen oportunidad de ser reyes, pero en los tiempos actuales es mas accesible para uno entrar en la politicia, Heredar una empresa millonaria NO.

Luego tenia, el libro que me Lei cuando me abrieron una vacante en asesor comercial . "El vendedor mas grande del mundo" de Ogg mandino, Libro que hasta presume que Coca Cola lo compro para sus empleados, El inicio del libro es una gran automamada al libro de gente random que estoy seguro ni leyo el libro porque son cosas muy genericas, El libro es el relato de como un joven aprendiz arabe de los tiempos de Cristo, le pide a su maestro que le enseñe como se hizo millonario, El maestro le condiciona que Venda un manto en un pueblo pobre y cualquiera que inicie como asesor comercial puede identificad, el maestro le dice que cuando era joven salvo la vida de un mercader, y el mercader en compensacion le regalo los 11 pergaminos para el Exito, Los 11 pergaminos se Resumen en basura como "Cree en ti mismo", "No te rindas", "Piensa en positivo". Y No. Al final el libro al igual que el anterior y el siguiente no para de hacer referencias religiosas porque Como decia Cartman, el cristianismo Vende.

Naturalmente, me despidieron de ser asesor comercial, porque las buenas intensiones no venden. Y en palabras del supervisor "NO EXISTE EL -NO ME DESPIDA Y LE PROMETO QUE SERE EL MEJOR VENDEDOR-".

por ultimo tenemos "Manual practico, el Arte de la Oratoria" de L.Bautain, Libro que puedo resumir en hablar hablar y no decir nada. El libro se supone es un manual para oratoria, pero mas alla de decir cosas obvias como "Hay gente que le sale el habla y gente a la que no" o "Alguien que sabe del tema lo puede hablar sin dudar", "no muestra duda cuando hable " y su ultimo de encomedar todo a Dios, el libro se llena con pura metafora fuera de lugar y alegorias que no llevan a ningun lado.

Por ultimo quiero decir que son basura Porque No aportan lo que se supone que vendan, Bien se puede criticar los libros de Carlos Cuautemoc Sanchez, pero Esos libros No Son Manuales, Biografias o Novelas epicas, Son basicamente capitulos de la rosa de Guadalupe hecho libros, Estos libros No se venden como lago para pasar el Rato, se supone que se vendan como algo que Cambie tu vida, y no me ayudaron en nada.

I know some people hate it, and others don't care, that in a medieval fantasy isekai, the protagonist ends up returning to a pseudo-modern world.

Of course, in Konosuba, the excuse is that this world was Japanized by the arrival of so many reincarnated Japanese people, who, being total medieval fanatics, have done little to change that lifestyle, beyond using forks or having bathrooms—modern conveniences that, well, who wouldn't want? Besides, none of the other reincarnated people are interested in starting businesses; Kazuma does it because his group is a bunch of garbage, or at least that's how he sees it.

On the other hand, in Sentouin Hakenshimasu, the Japanese have every intention of colonizing and moving there, so it would make sense for them to bring their comforts to the fantasy world. All that's missing is internet access, which the anime took the liberty of animating by giving Agent Six internet access in episode 10.

Asi se debe sentir que ella sea la que presiona

Adelheid (in German), which translated into Spanish corresponds to Adelaide, The Germanic name Adelheid is composed of two roots: adal (noble) and heid (class, lineage or type).

I already posted this in another community, but I think it might be of interest here too.

I just finished rereading Volume 7. This is my third time reading it, and in retrospect, I must say it's the volume with the most to unpack, mainly because it's the volume where Akatsuki put the most effort into developing the lore, even though the protagonist, Agent 6, doesn't seem to care. I won't elaborate on the revelations or debate chronologies or internal logic, as I'm sure that's already been covered in a previous post.

What I wanted to talk about was a detail that saddened me at the time, and now even more so. To make the 4-hour video about the Iceberg of Sentouin Hakenshimasu, I read Dragon Tarashi, that web novel that was once seen as the Konosuba of the future.

Dragon Tarashi has a concept: dragons similar to how they're portrayed in Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. Well, I've seen other anime and cartoons, and I'm sure that even in older novels there have been dragons capable of taking on a humanoid form. It goes even further, suggesting that dragons in their humanoid form are perfectly capable of fathering children with humans who then inherit their characteristics and powers.

I haven't read the Dust spin-offs, but a friend who has told me they're heading towards dragons in Konosuba, which I can confirm.

I'm still not sure if the species in Sentouin Hakenshimasu are biologically the same as in Konosuba. I mean, in Sentouin, orcs look like ogres, and in Konosuba, they look like pigs. Or that in Konosuba a demon, one feels that European influence... [Or perhaps that's the Japanese concept] of a spirit taking a physical form, while in Sentouin they are closer to being a kind of mutant.

But given that the species are as they are [Alice even says that for species that don't have a literal translation she names them herself, that's why we have plant dogs like Heggs, the giant blue lobster like Mokemoke, the giant red snake like Supopocchi... and there are more examples]. Dragons would are conscious and intelligent beings, they may or may not share the sorrow that Rokugo feels for eating orcs because they are thinking beings. It saddens me that a sentient being is sedated, drugged, forced to sleep, is only briefly conscious or has an idea of ​​what is happening, and every attempt to free itself is frustrated, and to end up, the only time it is free is to have its brain burned.

And as far as I can see, it's a primordial dragon. That is, it's part of nature and has a role, or had one, assuming its forced hibernation was the equivalent of removing a superpredator from the ecosystem, and this has driven another nail into this coffin of biological imbalance. I was going to say that it's not an artificial invasive species whose existence genuinely damages the environment, as is the case with the Sand King. Or Mud King.

Damn, I really can't believe I'm saying this, but I have this dirty wish that in the Wizard Will Be Dispatched fanfic, Baltinus finds out what Grunade is doing and arrives like Moses from Exodus to demand the dragon's release. He confronts the powerful and, seeing that diplomacy doesn't work, forces a space out, only for the citizens of Grunade to learn, to their horror, that for centuries they held a living, and worse, intelligent creature hostage for their safety, with the dragon letting them live out of pity and going to rejoin his own kind... Oh, now I remember where I saw this. It was in that episode of Ben 10 Alien Force, when the dragon said, "The babies must be flying by now." It hurt in a place I didn't know could hurt.

I'll add that this also makes me uneasy, thinking that the machines the Hiiragi Tribe uses to control dragons aren't far removed from when, in X-Men 2, Stryker used neural fluid to control mutants, and they, aware of what they're doing but unable to resist, do horrible things. Akatsuki already retconned the Kachiwari Tribe, transforming them from brutes defending their territory into civilized indigenous people and friendly allies. Something like that could very well happen. I can already see the Akatsuki dragons functioning like the whales in Cameron's Avatar 2.

Akatsuki can be quite cruel in their writing, and I don't blame them. It's quite interesting to see those disturbing details. I've only seen a life sentence of that level in fiction in DC's Plasmus, who in his case was only human when asleep and became that monster when awake. Or, the one that gave me the parallel to write this, William Corvinus in Underworld, who was the first werewolf, was perfectly conscious. He was just angry because he couldn't return to his human form, and he was condemned to hibernate by force in an underground prison. His brother Marcus, when he discovers that his blood is hybridizable, sees it as a way to return his brother to his human form, but due to the potential threat it would be, Selena, the protagonist, kills Marcus, and Michael Corvin kills William. [This last part is a bit of a cheat because Marcus did have bad intentions, but that doesn't excuse his miserable life.]

Since the manga did not adapt that part and there are no official illustrations, I will include a series of images that came to mind while writing this.

Another thing I just remembered: that son of a bitch, the mutant Tiger Man, besides being a total pedophile, is currently wiping out the dragons in his world so he can fulfill his dream of becoming an elementary school kid and getting into kindergarten. I promise you, what I remembered was that Tiger Man had stolen the Grunade Stone and given it to Viper hoping to become a child again. Viper told him there was no way to be a child with that magic, and out of frustration and partly due to the need of the moment, Tiger Man gave it to Heine. Reading this, I just realized that Tiger Man killed a dragon and got the stone from there, and then went from zone to zone hunting and stealing. This could very well be a metaphor for such a system that would eliminate something natural just to satisfy a selfish desire. But knowing the Akatsuki, it'll surely lead to a punchline like, "Now I know why there's no one-liter bottle of Yakult."