Talking About Hope

ROBOTICS

There are obvious examples of how robotics can improve our health and give hope to millions of people worldwide. Technology in robotics may improve elder people's lives in particular.

The world of robotics is developing very fast and not only for health purposes but also for everyday uses.

A revolution in this area could solve many people's problems. Today some nanorobots exist that can get into our bodies and prevent, diagnose and treat diseases through nanoparticles scheduled to detect a pathology or designed to transport medicines to the affected tissue. Researchers investigate how to make nanoparticles capable to  track down and destroy tumors.

In conclusion, robots may improve our lives, but we have to know how to make a good use of this technology rather than abuse.

CRISTIANO RONALDO

Cristiano Ronaldo Dos Santos Aveiro was born on the 5th of February, 1985. Best known as Cristiano Ronaldo, he is a player in the Juventus football team from Turin. He also plays as captain in the Portuguese National Team.

People also know him  as CR7. He is considered the best  and the most complete footballer and scorer in the world and one of the best players of all times by a number of people and press linked to him and sports.

He has scored 450 goals in his professional life.

What does this has to do with hope?

You must never give in and aim for the highest. Nothing in life is impossible.

I know that if I play hard and I never give up I may become a professional player like Cristiano Ronaldo.

SAN FERMINES

I love San Fermines because since I was little I have gone to the bullring and one of my dreams is to run in front of the bulls.

My uncle told me that running the bulls produces a lot of adrenalin and I hope I will be able to run, although I know I’m going to be scared.

Also I would love to run in front of the bulls with my best friends.

What I like the most about San Fermines is the running of the bulls. What I like the least is  the bullfight when the bull is killed.

What do this has to do with hope?