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Borsalino Test #53: Grey matters
On the proliferation of plausible deniability
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Michele Canzi

January 2024

Borsalino Test #52: The gentrification of pessimism
Why Europeans are pessimistic about the future
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Michele Canzi
Borsalino Test #51: 2023 in review
No hurry, no pause
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Michele Canzi
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December 2023

Borsalino Test #50: Loosely held
Convictions from 2023
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Michele Canzi
Borsalino Test #49: Why technology is religious
There's no less of religion now than ever before.
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Michele Canzi
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November 2023

Borsalino Test #48: The Death of Wisdom
We know wisdom when we see it
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Michele Canzi

October 2023

Borsalino Test #47: Fire in the hole, fire in the belly
Why stagnation is downstream of war
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Michele Canzi
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July 2023

Borsalino Test #46: Serious maintenance
Mid-year reflections 2023
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Michele Canzi

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…
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Michele Canzi

May 2023

Borsalino Test #44: How Europe Can Become a Leader in Quantum Technology
This article was originally published in the “Quantum Computing Report”. Depending on who you ask, quantum computers are going to solve almost all of…
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Michele Canzi

April 2023

Borsalino Test #43: Dark Entrepreneurs
The psychology of disruptors
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Michele Canzi
Borsalino Test #42: Tech velocity
What actually makes the world a better place
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