So, I made my review this week, about the Carlos Granés column. He asks himself if is really need instalation of  microphones and cameras to watch the city behavior; crimes of any kind as political and  common crimes, and he talks about one of his favorites countries; London, where the crime rate has downed in the pasts last years because the instalation of publics and privates cameras. 
I take the idea of Granes, but I'm disagree of how much this is going to work, because I thing that kind of system; as creative it is, is going to fail at any time because society looks for avoided it. It's ironic, that's why we're constantly creating new ideas and systems to politics and social problems; in this case: crimes.

samhudgson

Last week, I read Diego Ariztisabal's column about the "Day without car" that takes place once again in Bogotá, the past 8 Febrary. Diego claims that this day should be a refletion day about irresposabilty on the streets and ambiental contamination. Also he tells how ironic is for him how people says the same thing about this day but hours after, they're going crossing the red light putting people's life on danger. So, for people like me that day was insane, the public transport usually is terrible, but this thursday was worst.
I made this because for me was really interesting write about something that is so daily to us, but that other minds really think about it and has a cause,should be on a different point of view and should be able to change people's mind. I hope next "day without car" will be better.

samhudgson

There was something really interesting that caught my attention to read Gustavo Estrada's colum about the unemployment rate. He told us how his niece was  attended by a robot who replace doctor's place to do the surgery, and, yeah, he was shocking. Estrada's worried about how fast robots are in a position of been actually doctors at this point, and even more corcerned about how this facts are affecting the unemployment in Colombia and all around the world.
He seems the world, in a -not so far future- of maybe 10, 15 or even 8 years, when machines going to be on any kind of company, bussines, etc;  replacing manpower or human labor. He also tells how easy is replace activities that includes physic or mental skill for some kind combination of software or hardware.
By the time I read this, I started to realize, that I actually never been worried or even thinking about this subjects that are front of my life all the time, and it's going to be dangerous to the future people, kids, grandfathers, etc. And I ended think that If I want to have kids or get a future, i need start to think more about those things.

samhudgson