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Italian war on terror
Aldo Moro kidnaped by terrorists One of the most intriguing aspects of the Italian society is its ability to produce unbearable arrangements and to treat them as something normal. Comparing the afterm… more →
Ridiculous Italy
Italian war on terror
Cicero wrote 3 days ago: Aldo Moro kidnaped by terrorists One of the most intriguing aspects of the Italian society is its ab … more →
Paradoxes
Zi Yan wrote 1 week ago: THOMPSON’S LAMP: Consider a lamp, with a switch. Hit the switch once, it turns it on. Hit it a … more →
Why is time travel impossible?
sriwidu wrote 2 weeks ago: Time travel, is analogous to the day to day movement we do in real time.However, while the reference … more →
Intriguing questions...
Cicero wrote 2 weeks ago: Italy is famous for its ruins, castles and remains of societies which existed here centuries ago. Mu … more →
Dale Tuggy vs. James Anderson on mystery
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Andrew wrote 3 weeks ago: Dale Tuggy at trinities has just reviewed Anderson’s work, mentioned in my posts on the Trinit … more →
Paradoxes
thenightblog wrote 3 weeks ago: I suppose it would be a stubborn paradox to say I have a prejudice against prejudice. Which means I … more →
Palmistry
insightwards wrote 1 month ago: The other side of a slap is a caress. … more →
Italian police: more flavors, further inefficiency
Cicero wrote 1 month ago: Some time ago I’ve posted some comments about Italian police. Quite frankly, I was surprised w … more →
Embracing the reality: Italy needs immigration
Cicero wrote 2 months ago: Let’s face it. Italy is an old country, not only considering its history, but also considering … more →
Genuine Italian pizza? Maybe not
Cicero wrote 2 months ago: Anyone concedes, when one talks about food, Italy has an edge. I mean, there are Italian restaurants … more →
Experimental Lectures: Still Representin'
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David Feinstein wrote 2 months ago: I gave a lecture two weeks ago. Originally, I’d wanted to talk about what I call “automa … more →
Am I a Wise Fool?
blavinge wrote 2 months ago: If it is so that I am too wise to be considered foolish, and too foolish to be considered wise, it i … more →
Cigars and cartoons in Italy
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Cicero wrote 2 months ago: If you have children, you a concerned person. I mean, you are concerned with your child happiness, h … more →
Italian police: choose your flavor
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Cicero wrote 2 months ago: To a foreigner it is hard to understand how police works in Italy. There are five branches of nation … more →
Naples stinks
Cicero wrote 2 months ago: The trash crisis in Naples is an emblematic example of how things work (or not) in Italy. In simple … more →
To love Italy one should be far away from it
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Cicero wrote 2 months ago: Italy is a country designed to the platonic love. You love Italy while watching Under Tuscan Sun. Yo … more →
Some paradoxes - an anthology, that you don't care about
manny135 wrote 3 months ago: I recently found a ton of these I think they’re pretty cool :] I thought they were Interesting … more →
Don't Run -- It's Just Deconstruction
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Jared Roscoe wrote 4 months ago: A few weeks ago, pawing through the online edition of The New York Times, I came across a piece writ … more →
Gospel Paradoxes
Jonathan Mason wrote 4 months ago: At first sight, the New Testament’s descriptions of the Christian life often seem to defy logi … more →
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