Natus Est: Chronicle of an Experiment That Became an Album (Almost by Accident)
Natus Est is my Christmas Mass with a metal twist. 12 liturgical songs born from an experiment. The chronicle of a project that grew step by step.
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You don't have children, what do you want to know (and other phrases that only protect those who say them)
You don't have to have children to see when protection becomes a cage: a glass bell, fear disguised as love, and the right to make mistakes.
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Physics, music, a granddaughter, and lots of young people who aren't lazy.
At the Liceo Marchesi concert, I saw the physics of sound become emotion. Proof that "lazy youth" doesn't exist when there's true passion.
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Lessons in democracy… from those who don't know what it is.
Between absurd dreams and delusional reality: two satirical cartoons on Trump, Musk, and the projection of guilt. When the "end of civilization" is preached by those who are accelerating it.
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Fascism, Herpes, and the Paradox of Cure: A Visceral Theory
The Urgency of an Uncomfortable Diagnosis. Forgive my frankness. Sometimes political philosophy is too polished, too academic. It gets lost in the living rooms while reality unfolds on the streets. I was reflecting on the recent controversies surrounding anti-fascist movements, those blacklisted by the American anti-terrorism agency, and I came to the conclusion that we're taking the wrong approach. We're racking our brains...
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Three years under the skin.
Three years ago I played some notes and forgot them. Yesterday I found them again and already knew how they ended. The story of an idea that doesn't die, it just waits.
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5 Seconds of Madness: When Artificial Intelligence Saves an Idiot
5 seconds. That's all it takes to see physics defeat human idiocy. The true story of a collision averted by AI while humans were accelerating toward disaster.
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I challenged 10 AIs to jail me. Result? They arrested someone else (or learned the alien language).
I challenged 10 artificial intelligences to transform me into a prisoner. Between disasters, grammatical errors, and Chinese surprises, here's the ultimate test of editing tools.
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The King of Glitches: Why Freddie Mercury Would Crash the Algorithm (and Why We Desperately Need It)
The Anomaly in the System On November 24th, the world stops, presses pause on the infinite scroll, and remembers. It's one of those days when the mediocrity of the daily feed feels like a shirt two sizes too small. And as always happens when the air gets stale, I return to it. While I was scrolling through the tributes,…
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Don't Touch Her: When Rock Becomes a Shield (and Kindness a Revolution)
Today is November 25th. A date that shouldn't exist on the calendar, but unfortunately weighs heavily. It's the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. This year, the world is shining a spotlight on "digital violence," on those threats that travel quickly through screens. And it's paradoxical, isn't it? We live immersed...
