Hardrock92

It reminds me more of Huxley's Brave New World... rather... the way you write, it seems like a shameless copy...

big book...

Your house has the shutters down and the dust dries your throat to the point of not being able to breathe... I've spent whole days lifting weights in front of the mirror... then at night... at night I've listened to the traffic deep like a symphony... it makes you think of our conquered wind and then always torn, lost and this skin stuck to my skin that tonight says "hold me tight... it will happen anyway because this is what awaits us"... Leo do you remember thewill-o'-the-wisp? All those objects... spheres, cubes, something to grasp, a bullet in the end... like the names of women you've carved on your arms and never owned... In your room, I found a karate magazine... there's the sequence of a man who kills a bull with his bare hands... there's the charge of the bull... the detail of the broken horns on the ground... but the photo of the contact between the horns and the hand is missing... Leo is this who we are? Leo is this who we are? Will-o'-the-wisp... the anguish set to music in poetry...

I only have "life is a day" by them, which is really a cool cool album...

Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

I saw them at Hiroshima and I will do the review...

I just read White Fang and The Call of the Wild... my middle school hero...

@omahaceleb...maybe I didn't explain myself well...it's obvious that science needs time to provide a valid explanation for certain phenomena...what I was saying is that it seems unwilling to accept limits...it takes time...calm, and above all, patience...instead, we (and science) want everything right away...this leads to a rather presumptuous attitude that doesn't get us anywhere...then I agree with you on the humanization of "aliens"...in fact, I was saying earlier that perhaps in other potential worlds, life could be understood very differently from how we see it...the myth of humanoids has been elevated by cinema and the supposed discovery of Area 51...I'd love to know more about that...

but as a genre you could have put comedy... and to think that these directors are usually serious most of the time... damn... this film is ridiculous! :)

Since I was a child, UFOs (or the supernatural in general) have always fascinated/disturbed me... I believe science shows all its limits here... and it doesn’t want to accept it... for example... how can one say that where there is water, there is life? On Earth it’s like that... but on other planets maybe life is represented by sand (just to make myself clear with a silly example)... or perhaps we have a different idea of "life" compared to the possible civilizations in the universe... regarding UFOs, many lies have been told... since now they are a good topic for discrediting oneself... I would try to think in the terms I’ve described, and perhaps expressed like this by me, they aren’t easy to grasp...