How many Italians are satisfied with their lives? Statistics
Are Italians satisfied with their lives? According to the “aspects of daily life” of Istat, less than 1 in 2 ...
Porta Pia breach, when Rome became the capital of Italy
The Kingdom of Italy, unified in 1861, remained without its capital for ten years. Rome belonged to the Papal States, ...
Why are the cliffhangers of the TV series so powerful? The psychology of the Zeigornik effect
The Zeigornik effect can be considered as a cognitive bias according to which people tend to remember the incomplete duties ...
From “Lo Hobbit” to “The throne of swords”, what is dissemination, the art of creating fictitious languages
“Line Silë Lumenn Omentielvo”the Elves of Middle -earth would say: a star shines on the time of our meeting. The ...
The technological novelties of the Laver Cup: the tournament created by Federer who gave iconic moments
The Laver Cup returns to the United States for its eighth edition, scheduled from 19 to 21 September in San ...
Because it is said “See Naples and then die”: the origin of the expression
“See Naples and then die“It is an expression that, however dramatic it can play, actually has a non -tragic flavor: ...
The crossing of the Atlantic aboard two floating cars: the incredible story of the Amoretti brothers
Crossing the Atlantic aboard two floating cars, a 87 Passat and a Taunus from 81: it is a company that ...
Who is the average Italian? What is the average man in statistics and how it becomes a prejudice
Who really is the average Italian? What drinks coffee in the morning, look at the game in the evening and ...
Who is Billie Jean King, the woman who changed tennis: from the “battle of the sexes” to the first coming out
In these days in Shenzhen in China the Billie Jean King Cup is being held, the competition for women’s female ...
How does the blood of San Gennaro’s blood liquefy? The possible scientific explanation
In the Cathedral of Naples, an ampoule is kept that should contain the blood of San Gennaro, the patron saint ...
