The document discusses the concept of "aporia", which refers to experiencing discomfort and doubt that leads one to question who they are and how to proceed. It provides several examples of situations that involve making choices between alternatives, such as choosing which pill or door to pick, or whether to stay in a cave or go outside. The main point conveyed is that life involves constant decision making, and one must face the consequences of their choices, whether big or small. To live is to decide.

1. Aporia Webs, Passages, Getting Lost, and Learning to Go On Multimedios aplicados a la enseñanza del idioma Inglés. Año 2009 Avesani, Ma. Victoria Cordova, José Leguiza Toloza, Daniel Students:

2. Aporia It is an experience in which we feel discomfort, we doubt ourselves. It is a crisis of choice, of action and identity. It follows the idea of “I don't know how to go on”.

3. Where am I? Who am I? Why am I here? What do I say? What do I do?

4. Which pill do you choose?

5. You’ve chosen that pill, we’ll talk about…

6. There are six men in a cave. One of them is released so he has to choose whether to stay or go outside. When he’s out of the cave he is blinded by the sunshine. Then, he has to choose if he wants to stay outside or return to the cave. Finally, he has to decide to tell the truth or not.

7. Which door do you choose? 1 2 3

8. You’ve chosen that door. We’ll talk about … Segismundo, the heir of the throne of Poland, was imprisoned by his father because of a prophecy. When he grew up he was released but as he was very violent, killed a man, and attempted rape he was drugged and imprisoned again. He was told that what had happened was a dream. He had to choose whether to believe it or not. “ Life is a dream”

9. Conclusion To live is to decide. Life faces you with constants choices Do I wear the black shoes or the red ones? Do I marry or not? What if I choose this and not that? Any path you choose will lead you to another one. Whatever you choose… you’ll have to face up to the consequences.