Archive - Borsalino Test by Michele Canzi

Borsalino Test #53: Grey matters

On the proliferation of plausible deniability

Feb 11, 2024 •

January 2024

Borsalino Test #52: The gentrification of pessimism

Why Europeans are pessimistic about the future

Jan 21, 2024 •

December 2023

Borsalino Test #50: Loosely held

Convictions from 2023

Dec 24, 2023 •

Borsalino Test #49: Why technology is religious

There's no less of religion now than ever before.

Dec 3, 2023 •

November 2023

Borsalino Test #48: The Death of Wisdom

We know wisdom when we see it

Nov 19, 2023 •

October 2023

Borsalino Test #47: Fire in the hole, fire in the belly

Why stagnation is downstream of war

Oct 22, 2023 •

June 2023

Borsalino Test #45: America’s Very Own “Tall Poppy Syndrome”

Wokeness is unique not so much in its ideas – borrowed by other Egalitarianisms – but rather in its distribution system: American culture. It is a…

Jun 18, 2023 •

April 2023

Borsalino Test #43: Dark Entrepreneurs

The psychology of disruptors

Apr 23, 2023 •

Borsalino Test #42: Tech velocity

What actually makes the world a better place

Apr 9, 2023

November 2022

Borsalino Test #41: Social secrets

The origin and social role of preference falsification.

Nov 13, 2022 •

September 2022

Borsalino Test #40: All-butter pie crust as soulcraft

Musings on the meaning of soulful work

Sep 25, 2022 •

August 2022

Borsalino Test #39: Shovels to dynamite

Portugal loves rock music and more specifically 1970s Classic Rock.

Aug 7, 2022 •

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