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Last Issue: #31 The Journey
Twenty thousand leagues under the sea by Jules Verne (1825-1905). This book is the answer to my thoughts on travel. It certainly anticipated the saga...Read more
#19 Aequòpolis
2006We’d better get used to the idea: people have become an integral part of the world’s cities. Stepmother cities, rather than mother cities. Cities that dominate, restrict; increasingly improvised jumbles of building styles and concrete eyesores. But the more we question the inevitability of living immersed in the smog and traffic that leave us short of breath and destroy our nervous systems, the more this situation drives us to look for fair and balanced solutions to save the human race. A kind of blanket “mea culpa” that will allow us to look towards the future with a pro-active eye, rather than remaining passive victims.... Read More
We’d better get used to the idea: people have become an integral part of the world’s cities. Stepmother cities, rather than mother cities. Cities that dominate, restrict; increasingly improvised jumbles of building styles and concrete eyesores. But the more we question the inevitability of living immersed in the smog and traffic that leave us short of breath and destroy our nervous systems, the more this situation drives us to look for fair and balanced solutions to save the human race. A kind of blanket “mea culpa” that will allow us to look towards the future with a pro-active eye, rather than remaining passive victims.... Read More
