Yo era un adulto con una familia unida, llena de amor, hasta que perdí a mi hijo, creo que me lamento de no haber podido hacer nada, pero eso hace el ser humano cuando está en problemas..nada. Esta carta lleva más de mi que yo mismo, pero no esperaba que tú lo encontraras, que mi alumno más rebelde la leyera, parece una broma. Y que ese chico se terminara enamorando de mi, y yo de el, pero yo lo conocí hace tiempo y me enamore de el, sin saberlo... -Ayúdeme..a decirle a el chico que amo, que yo soy el indicado, Maestro Kim . Está historia va a tardar algo de tiempo, por el hecho de que quiero que saquen una enseñanza de esta historia, espero tal vez les abra la mente y vean más aya de sus problemas y vean como es el mundo y como mejorarlo. -historia de superación - capítulos largos( aunque también cortos) -historia 100% mía.

A secret program in the United States seeks to replace human militaries with artificial intelligence-driven machines, but the machines aren't so willing to play along. *** Picture a world where humans no longer fight wars. No more families missing loved ones. No more veterans with lifelong mental and physical scars. No more conscription. For the super-secret End of War Project inside the United States government, such a reality is already here. The project models out how artificial intelligence can overcome dangerous and morally sensitive war scenarios with algorithms and automation. The centerpieces are "autonomous combat machines," or ACMs, that look like humans but function like supercomputers. After a string of brilliant successes in the field of combat, the End of War Project is preparing to reveal itself to the public, but something unusual stands in the way. Against their programming, the ACMs start exhibiting all-too-human signs of apprehension, guilt and compassion as they're pushed to perform ever more extreme tasks. The human leaders of the End of War Project race to find who "hacked" the ACMs, but what they find is even more startling--and revealing--than they could ever imagine. ***2019 Watty Award Winner - Science Fiction***

| WATTPAD EDITOR'S CHOICE | Major Aula Reed is a Canadian fighter pilot, veteran astronaut, and closeted bisexual. She's stationed on the second International Lunar Base or ILUB-2 with seven other crewmates. To be separated from Earth means facing radiation, meteorites, and equipment failure while under constant public scrutiny. For Aula, it also means struggling with memories of ILUB-1: the worst disaster in space exploration since the shuttle era. While she tries not to let her first mission overshadow her second, the Moon is an unforgiving place. It only takes one mistake, no matter how small, for history to repeat itself. This is a story of the near future informed by the lives of today's astronauts, whose triumphs and tragedies are immortalized in the public eye.