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Blog | Criptovalute, l’implosione di Ftx mette a nudo il mondo surreale in cui viviamo – Il Fatto Quotidiano

La spettacolare implosione di FTX, il cripto-exchange dove diversi hedge funds e super ricchi avevano investito, ha messo a nudo l’ennesima componente surreale del mondo in cui viviamo. Ancora una volta ci si confronta con un gruppo di ragazzi secchioni, decisamente superdotati in matematica ed informatica, che in poco tempo hanno accumulato miliardi maneggiando criptovalute. … Read more

Blog | Elon Musk e gli ‘attori non statali’: imprevedibili e destabilizzanti, possono distorcere la storia (di Loretta Napoleoni)

by Alex Viajaenmoto

Viviamo un momento storico complicatissimo dove quotidianamente bisogna fare i conti con l’incertezza e dove ci si sente spesso in balia dell’ignoto. Il futuro è come un pozzo nero senza fine, e guardarlo fa paura. Tra le cause del caos anarchico del presente c’è l’ascesa di nuove forze, ahimè, frutto del cattivo funzionamento delle nostre … Read more

Blog | Small business owners, debts are not paid by making other debts – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Angela Beverly

Lot of small business owners they just live for the day and do their job thinking only of revenue. Then nothing more! No further data analysis that can provide a more detailed picture of the situation. Above all, the vast majority does not know that very often a company that produces turnover does not realize … Read more

Blog | In medicine, the dream is no longer surgery. As a young doctor I know why – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Laura Surber

1666995930 Blog In medicine the dream is no longer surgery

by Matteo Maria Macrì Just a few lines to try to put together two very different genres: the farce and the tragedy. The increasingly widespread use of “Tokenists” in public hospitals. A token operator, a figure already present in most European countries, is a doctor employed instead of staff in the workforce, to fill the … Read more

Blog | In medicine the dream is no longer surgery but dermatology. As a young doctor I know it well – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Laura Surber

Blog | Other than gas or nuclear: this is the ‘energy sovereignty’ that can save us from crazy prices – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Angela Beverly

In recent times the situation of energy, and in particular of the gas natural, has passed a little in silence in the great noise of the elections. With the Russia apparently in military difficulty, even the very bad one Putin seems to be less scary. Furthermore, in these days, the price of natural gas on … Read more

Blog | Ukraine, the war party in Moscow and Kyiv that worries the Vatican – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Alex Viajaenmoto

The closer the date of the November 5th the more aggressive nervousness spreads in circles which, to put it in the American way, are “only-war-oriented”, that is, they only preach war to the bitter end. The event, which attracted the support of several hundred large and small associations, finally gives shape to the “Francesco line”, … Read more

Blog | Menopause is not the decline of sexuality: so women can improve its effects – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Laura Surber

According to the metaphor that compares a woman’s life cycle to the seasonal one, the menopause is usually associated with the season ofwinter. It is attributed with anguishing and worrying connotations, because it is understood as a passage to a period of life where each woman will inevitably lose something: beauty, youth and the ability … Read more

Blog | The miracle of renewables: you may not have noticed it but everything has changed – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Alex Viajaenmoto

It is known that miracles are not such a frequent thing and, if one has major health problems, a swim in the Lourdes swimming pool is not likely to solve them. However, it is also true that sometimes Things change quickly, opening up new possibilities. That’s what’s happening with renewable energy. Talking about a “miracle” … Read more

Blog | The marketing strategy of our banks consciously and cynically exploits customers – Il Fatto Quotidiano

by Angela Beverly

Have you ever wondered why all banks (none excluded) more or less infuriate their customers by binding them with gods halter contractsexploiting them with expenses, confusing them with fine print clauses and penalizing them where they violate rules that they have not understood? Yet an imperative principle of marketing is based on the assumption that … Read more