Ingles III

Hello everyone. I come to comment on my favorite subject in dentistry this second year of university, it is called "simulation" this is a field that teaches us a variety of techniques that will help us in our performance as a professional. They teach us the appropriate treatment to solve the problems that our patient will have, they give us the tools so that we can design a plan to solve what torments the person who comes to us. Having a very difficult year due to this global pandemic, this branch made sure that we could develop in person without being in any danger, what they called "practical". We were able to do activities to correctly restore a tooth, polish a restoration (filling as it is known colloquially), among many others. They teach us to correctly handle our instruments as we should use them and the security with which we must use them, our tutors were in charge of answering all our doubts, the truth is a quite entertaining and didactic field.

Hello everyone, I will tell you about Nikola Tesla. He is my preferred inventor for his great ideal "to provide free and clean energy for all", many will know or recognize him by the great "tesla coil" that device that transmitted electricity wirelessly with a complex inductive mechanism. He was a great electrical engineer born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and nationalized in the United States. He was quite recognized in the 20th century for his great rivalry with Thomas Edison, although he was considered a "mad scientist" for his actions and his "unreal future" since he did not pay much attention to his investors to sell his products, at that time he was dedicated to development and scientific innovation instead of perfecting what he already had... Anyway, he had it all, but his stubbornness for a better and revolutionary world played a trick on him to the point of dying poor at 86, leaving one of his projects in the middle of construc...