
Unveiling the Quest for the Second Day: The Alchemy of Myth and Reality
In the intimate confines of these pages, one will not find a scientific treatise, nor a claim of authority akin to a grand novel resonating
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In the intimate confines of these pages, one will not find a scientific treatise, nor a claim of authority akin to a grand novel resonating
In 1993, an article dedicated to the so-called “Mozart effect” appeared in the journal Nature. American physicists Rauscher, Shaw, and Ky published an experimental study
In the heart of the enchanting streets of Naples, amidst winding alleyways and centuries of history, lies a sartorial treasure unique in the world: the
When America was discovered, the revolution of new plant species was very slow: potatoes, corn, beans, and tomatoes were imported, contributing to a change in
The history of gloves begins mythologically with the invention of the Graces: summoned by Venus, who had injured her hands, they sewed bandages around her
In the silence of these country roads, where the sun slows down in its descent behind the hills, I find myself reflecting on the journey.
Man and his insatiable desire for wonder: a story that spans millennia, painting a palette of emotions and curiosity. Since ancient times, humanity has succumbed
It is not uncommon for, without warning, in a crowded street, at an airport, or in a shopping place, the gazes of two strangers to
It was a cloche hat, delicately crafted from hemp knit, with a grosgrain ribbon and a matching flower. It spoke of warm and distant places,
“My existence has always been an oxymoronic symphony, a dance of unresolved contradictions. If I were to pause and gaze with the curiosity of an
«O Meliboee, deus nobis haec otia fecit»“O Meliboeus, a god has granted us this leisure.”Virgile, Bucolics There are stories of mathematical models, romantically imprecise, that
In the intricate weave of human understanding, it is common for us to turn to an external viewpoint in order to gain a critical perspective.
No, in the sense that I used to have a job in Naples too, normal work of my own, like everyone, I was working there.
The two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why. MarkTwain Did he really
“Objects have the ability to plant themselves in the soul and then tell the soul what to do” wrote Bruce Chatwin. The writer of The Songlines was