Stories and News No. 1168 Here we are, at the end of the day, no matter how much we can rant and scream, pontificate and even insult, the meeting with the others beyond the boundaries of our moral solitude could only be reduced to that. Fragments. More or less sensitive or exploitable fragments of photos, news and more than ever lives that necessarily need a much larger number of human details to understand them. It’s one of our main problems modern, people of this hyper-connected society, made up of perpetually running clock hands and eyes and ears that can't wait to jump to another digital table, to enjoy new, flavorless but so sparkling food. Because it should be obvious at any age and for any IQ that single humans’ story is not physically synthesizable in such a tiny portion of pixels. None of the protagonists of the latter really would like it, not even us. And above all, in many, too many, they surely don’t deserve it. Oscar and his daughter Valeria’s pa
by Alessandro Ghebreigziabiher