HUMANS?
A reflection on identity, social labels, and what remains when we strip away everything: the human being. A brief thought by Ricky Guariento.
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Nabana: Laughing at Decline (and Why We Don't Like the "Best" Anymore)
Last night I went to the Gran Teatro Geox to see Nabana by Angelo Pintus. And I'll tell you something right away: if you're looking for a caress, stay home. Pintus doesn't caress, he slaps. But it's those slaps that wake you from the torpor of "political correctness" that's suffocating us all. The show is a cynical journey,…
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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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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...
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When the best are silent
Yeats, more than a century ago, wrote words that seem engraved for us today: "The best lack all conviction, the worst are full of passionate intensity." It's not just poetry, it's a diagnosis. It's the x-ray of a world that seems upside down, where ferocity shrieks and kindness remains whispered. The problem isn't...
