Human relationships are my passion. I am very curious about every aspect of them because it helps me understand myself and others. ¿Questions or answers?There is a memory of mine that’s with me even though the time has passed. It’s about a child that sees an old man reading a book on a bank in a park, twilight going upon them.The child asked the old man about his book. He replies it is a book on how to make questions. After getting answered, the child asks back “why would you learn to make questions? Isn’t it better to answer them instead?”The old man replied to him “questions tell us where we are focusing our attention at. Answers shut that chance. A good answer is the one that leaves you with more questions.”Indeed, humanity has thought awesome questions. One of them is “who am I? Is it possible to follow the mandate ‘know yourself’?” I think that, if anything, one can only tell what one has done and get from it a glimpse of the Being. Having said this, let’s change “who am I” to “what do I do”. That question is easier to answer; I enjoy reading and writing about anything that triggers my curiosity. Which are those topics? Everything related to systems. I always knew that I like understanding how things are connected and system structures. In fact, I planned to study System Engineering, but I ended up doing that for Accounting and Economics.Society is a vast, very complex system. All sciences studying human action have, as a goal, to comprehend every aspect of society. In other words, you can spend lots of time studying this. Maybe, that’s why I haven’t got any interest in another type of system yet.Anyhow, if it is related to human beings and their ways to connect with each other, I am there in the first line. And I don’t pay too much attention to the topic as long as it is about human relationships. For instance, I can read about financial issues or about Chibchas cosmogony.Currently, I am doing things that help me fill out my curiosity.