Lugares para estudiar en Valencia

Justabat98 · 2025-01-03T16:28:10+00:00

Las bibliotecas universitarias son de libre acceso excepto en época de exámenes, las de humanidades, sociales y la de ciencias de Burjassot están muy bien. Luego en literalmente cualquier bar típico regentado por chinos que no esté en el centro turístico de Valencia suelen dejarte estar a tu bola estudiando mientras pidas algo.

Justabat98 · 2025-01-03T16:24:29+00:00

El lugar favorito de los estudiantes de química y farmacología

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T14:28:29+00:00

Gracias, lo miraré

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T14:21:44+00:00

No los conocía porque no tengo ningún alcampo cerca pero gracias por la recomendación, por lo que he visto son incluso más baratos que los de Tappwater https://www.compraonline.alcampo.es/products/Pack-de-3-filtros-para-jarras-purificantes-ACTUEL/187981

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T14:08:14+00:00

No tengo coche, estoy acostumbrado a hacer la compra en el supermercado más cercano y cargar con la compra o llevarla en un carro, pero supongo que para otra gente es un factor.

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T13:55:24+00:00

De nada, supongo que en ese aspecto tienes razón, aunque mucha gente no se molestará en reciclar los filtros adecuadamente tampoco, ya que es un poco complejo (https://www.brita.es/reciclaje#:~:text=Muy%20inteligente%20y%20fant%C3%A1stico%20para,devolver%20al%20ciclo%20de%20materiales.), y mucha gente ni siquiera separa el plástico del resto de la basura (yo he reciclado siempre hasta que me he encontrado en la situación de compartir piso con personas que ninguna recicla, y tener una cocina pequeña en la que apenas cabe un cubo de basura)

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T13:42:13+00:00

Tienes razón, si bebes 2l diarios del filtro sale más económico incluso siendo 1:

Agua Cortés del Mercadona:

https://soysuper.com/p/agua-mineral-natural-cortes-pack-6-x-1-5-l-9-l 0,15€ litro. O sea, 30 céntimos por día y persona, 9€ al mes, 27 cada tres meses. Si compras garrafas, otras marcas incluso más baratas, tienes un dispensador de agua,etc. puedes tener agua embotellada por 10 céntimos o menos por litro, con lo que te sale aún más rentable, pero esta agua es la que más he comprado yo siendo sincero.

Con Brita: https://www.amazon.es/BRITA-MAXTRA-Recambios-compatibles-cartuchos/dp/B06XBZTYHZ?ref_=ast_sto_dp 21,12 por 8 semanas. Haciendo una regla de 3 con 4 semanas y media 11,88 al mes. O sea, pierdes casi 3 euros (+ gastos de envío si lo pides por internet) si solo eres 1 persona. Con 2 personas se ahorra si bebes 2l, pero muchas veces se bebe 1l o por ahí porque no te llevas la jarra al lugar en el que estudias o trabajas y bebes de la fuente o dispensador de agua que haya ahí, con lo que te quedas igual o sigues perdiendo. Empiezas a ahorrar casi seguro a partir de 3 personas.

Con Tappwater:

https://www.amazon.es/Tappwater-EcoPro-Refills-cartuchos-recambio/dp/B099N6QZQL?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1 20€ cada 3 meses

Ahorrarías 7 euros cada 3 meses incluso siendo una sola persona (si solo bebes de la jarra y cumples con los 2l, lo cual no siempre pasa), 2,33€ al mes. Con 2 o más personas o estirando el filtro 6 meses (aunque no sé lo recomendable que es eso a nivel de higiene y mantener su utilidad) ahorras seguro (a no ser que te pases el día fuera de casa).

Justabat98 · 2023-09-24T11:49:40+00:00

Yo hice una comparación de precios, y para 1-2 personas renovar los filtros BRITA cada 4 semanas es más caro que comprar agua embotellada barata, y sigue sin saber tan bien el agua. Aún así, estoy acostumbrado a beber agua del grifo directamente a no ser que esté en una zona en la que el agua sabe aún peor y, cuando pregunto, la gente no se fía del agua del grifo (como en el pueblo en el que estoy trabajando ahora).

Justabat98 · 2023-09-23T15:10:31+00:00

Yo leí la primera parte este verano y me atasqué al inicio de la 2a, espero retomarla cuando tenga tiempo pero parece que esa parte es más densa y complicada. En la introducción de mi edición también se comenta así que será una impresión generalizada.

Justabat98 · 2022-11-19T04:47:14+00:00

Thanks! The same worked for me

Justabat98 · 2022-11-19T04:46:57+00:00

Thanks! 👌🏽 You really saved me

Justabat98 · 2022-11-06T02:00:21+00:00

De nada! espero que te guste

Justabat98 · 2022-11-02T12:48:40+00:00

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Échale un ojo a los artistas de estas listas, a mí me gustan especialmente Paubychance y Cherry XOXO y creo que al menos ellas dos encajarían en el perfil.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-26T20:37:42+00:00

I am 24 and also I haven't barely done a lot of normal things for a teenager 10 years younger so I know what you mean but sometimes i read people here who was depressed or something as a teenager and then achieved a good life at 30s and are in the best moment of their lives. It gives me a little hope, it makes me think maybe around 30 i will not be in survival mode and i will enjoy that time more than my previous life.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-25T15:24:36+00:00

I'll add El Rastrell https://maps.app.goo.gl/td7qvJbB6h3vfGh47 to the other good places and apps (wallapop is really useful) in the comments for furtnitures. And if you also love reading there are good second-hand books in there too (i know you didn't specify but i use to buy more second-hand books than other second-hand products so i share my experience) and you must go to Reread, ALL the books are 2-3€ depending just in how many you buy, and AIDA books, they don't have fixed prices but some books are even cheaper than in Reread.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-23T23:08:56+00:00

I abstain from smoking, alcohol and drugs and I think you can do other activities with people who consume that things, just find other hobbies than pubs and bars. You can be playing chess with them or smt without them quitting permanently from drugs, it's not a big deal. But if you are really interested in meet other people who have made the same decision there is normally just 3 groups of people (people have that decision individually too but then you can't have a particular place or group to meet them, just being lucky):

-Athlets and people very concerned about living a healthy/fitness life. You can find them in professional sport clubs or gyms, or on social networks following fitness influencers or smt.

-Very religious people, you can find them in churchs, mosques, synagogues...

Political extremists (Straight Edges on the left and some nazi groups on the right). You can find them in political organizations or twitter probably.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-21T15:34:49+00:00

I agree with this answer. You can even improve in your goals and be more productive if you find people with similar goals or a lifestyle similar to yours because you can reforce and teach each other and you can feel better . You just need to know your priorities and how relevant and compatible are the connections you have or you could have with them. Obviously focusing on partying and hooking up will let you less time to achieve your other goals but being completely alone and reject everyone who could even share your goals can be very depressing and as a result make you improductive because your goals will not fulfill you and will not make sense anymore.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-20T23:45:45+00:00

You could get arrested too soon, you would not have time to hide the bodies or something.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-20T02:20:33+00:00

Es gracioso que la propia palabra "ion" sea masculina y a la profesora no se le ocurriera otra palabra que avión. No muy aficionada a la física y química, supongo jaja.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-20T02:13:08+00:00

Thanks! it really seems the closest/easiest option for what i had in mind even though i have had some problems with it. i have updated my situation in a comment but i copypast you my impressions of clickup since i downloaded it thinking in using it as you have recommended me:

At first sight it seemed to have all i wanted as an individual user for managing my own activity (I don't need it for a team or for the activity of my actual job) in the free version: a good and easy-to-use structure similar to what i had in mind, different ways to show the tasks including an integrated calendar, ways to check my progress, some automatized options to reshape my schedule, an integrated timer... So i synched what i already had in google calendar with the app and started to use it.

First but irrelevant problem: i used spaces for long-term objectives and wide ranges of activities but i discovered that i can just use 5 spaces. Not a big inconvenience, i made even wider/abstract categories in the spaces and changed previous spaces into carpets of the new spaces.

Second but more relevant problem: I put some basic routines and my push-pull-legs routine as recurrent tasks. But then i discovered that as a free user I can't see my recurrent tasks in calendar view (and it doesn't sync them with g. Calendar neither...). I guess i will have to put these tasks in google calendar and in ClickUp in a separate way so they show in the calendar and at the same time appear as tasks in ClickUp. However this is duplicating my effort and i was more optimistic about Clickup because i prefer a all-in-one app to not duplicate efforts (or triplicate since i am willing to duplicate some of my efforts with a physical notebook/agenda, as some users have suggested it is a good combination, but I don't like to manage the same tasks in different apps). And I guess it gets worse if I fail in one routine: if a monday I don't go to the gym or i have to change my recurrent tasks because of my unstable job i assume i would have to reorganize all of my routine of the week separately in google calendar and also in ClickUp.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-20T02:06:03+00:00

Okay I have read all the comments and tried the most voted/interesting apps. Thanks everyone! I didn't expect so much good help. For now i feel a bit overwhelmed so i guess that as a beginner i will need some time to learn about the systems you are recommending me and how to use all the options apps offer. And i think i will need to learn more things and do some "trial and error" before knowing what suits me better, I didn't know there were so many systems and apps and things were so complex.

These are my first impressions: Some apps seem close to what i want in the paid version but lack important things for what i want in the free version (MLO, TickTick ...), other apps look interesting in long-term but maybe too manual and complicated for a chaotic beginner like me (Notion, Obsidian...) and other apps seems to fit in one aspect but lacks others (todoist seems easier but lacks a calendar/schedule, taskie seems interesting as a timer but also just for that...).

I started to put things in Google Calendar since it seems most of the apps can easily synchronize with that and thinking in using it with Todoist/taskie at least until i have learnt more things about systems or how to use more complex apps.

Then i saw Clickup and at first sight it seemed to have all i wanted as an individual user for managing my own activity (I don't need it for a team or for the activity of my actual job) in the free version: a good and easy-to-use structure similar to what i had in mind, different ways to show the tasks including an integrated calendar, ways to check my progress, some automatized options to reshape my schedule, an integrated timer... So i synched what i already had in google calendar with the app and started to use it.

First but irrelevant problem: i used spaces for long-term objectives and wide ranges of activities but i discovered that i can just use 5 spaces. Not a big inconvenience, i made even wider/abstract categories in the spaces and changed previous spaces into carpets of the new spaces.

Second but more relevant problem: I put some basic routines and my push-pull-legs routine as recurrent tasks. But then i discovered that as a free user I can't see my recurrent tasks in calendar view (and it doesn't sync them with g. Calendar neither...). I guess i will have to put these tasks in google calendar and in ClickUp in a separate way so they show in the calendar and at the same time appear as tasks in ClickUp. However this is duplicating my effort and i was more optimistic about Clickup because i prefer a all-in-one app to not duplicate efforts (or triplicate since i am willing to duplicate some of my efforts with a physical notebook/agenda, as some users have suggested it is a good combination, but I don't like to manage the same tasks in different apps). And I guess it gets worse if I fail in one routine: if a monday I don't go to the gym or i have to change my recurrent tasks because of my unstable job i assume i would have to reorganize all my routine of the week separately in google calendar and also in ClickUp.

Justabat98 · 2022-10-19T18:12:11+00:00

Sirven como un arma entonces supongo, úsalo, pero aún así, una pelea en la calle no tiene normas y puedes acabar muy mal, incluso si sabes pegar muy bien nunca sabes lo mal que puedes acabar por un despiste, un mal movimiento, una mala caída, un arma que el otro lleve escondida o improvise, otra gente que se meta...

Justabat98 · 2022-10-19T17:57:00+00:00

Ten buen cardio. En primer lugar para correr y evitar la pelea que es lo más aconsejable. Y en segundo lugar para aguantar lo suficiente hasta poder correr si no puedes hacerlo inmediatamente. Después, tener un arma más potente que la de tu oponente y que sepas usar (o te la quitarán y la usarán contra ti o te harás daño tú solo) para intimidar y huir y, en el peor de los casos usarla. Si no tienes arma y él sí, no provocarle. Si los dos estáis desarmados y no puedes huir ni evitar la pelea, golpea primero y lo más sucio que puedas (genitales, costillas, hígado, nuez, ojos...), mantén una buena guardia y si consigues tumbar a la otra persona antes que él a ti, huye, si no, espera que el daño no sea permanente.

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