Where does the expression “Tizio, Caio and Sempronio” come from? A trio that originates in ancient Rome
“Tizio, Caio and Sempronio” It is an expression that is generally used to indicate someone of indefinite or generic, of ...
7 technologies that have made history and that are now no longer used (or almost)
Fax. Until a few years ago, daily technology was made of physical, noisy, bulky and often little practical objects. Yet, ...
Former Ilva “Pierced in pieces”, Urso’s plan on Genoa
Business Minister and Made in Italy Adolfo Urso spoke of “autonomous enhancement” for the system ex ilva of Cornigliano, a ...
China, is it time for a cautious entrance?
In a global context ancora marked by commercial tensions and currency volatility, the China CHigh to expand their growth advantage ...
Transform the air into petrol: how the startup project works to produce “zero km” fuel fuel
Credits: Press Kit Aircela.com On social networks more and more stories and videos appear referred to one interesting invention: a ...
Meloni signs the agreement with Algeria, more gas for Italy
In the representative headquarters of the Prime Minister, Villa Pamphili, an important meeting between Algeria and Italy. During the ceremony, ...
ECB, no surprise. 2% stopped rates but uncertainty remains high
No surprise from Central Bank Europe which, as widely expected, has Current levels of rates confirmed of interesttaking a break ...
Because on the plane you cannot bring liquids over 100 ml: the origins of the ban
Before embarking on a airplane It will be possible again to bring to your hand luggage liquids higher than 100 ...
Chatgpt makes us stupid? No, but we must be careful: what the MIT study says
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Mit) published one study To understand if and how the use ofartificial intelligence influence thebrain ...
5 good news of the week: from the cycle paths in Italy to the Kiwi bird that returns to New Zealand
The 5 beautiful news this week they take us around the world: in Italy the cycle paths they are increasingly ...
