geenoo Banned

Well, dear reviewer, perhaps I would have preferred another review on Led Zeppelin.

I contradict some points: 1) We do not live in a finite system because the energy we receive from the sun, wind, geothermal heat, waves, etc. is "infinite" compared to the existence of the human species; 2) The concept that "each of us must do something for..." is something I've been hearing for decades, and I've come to the conclusion that unless it's pushed from the top, always for economic interests (think of recycling), the average person will never do anything as long as they have a full stomach, and even less so the Western man: do you know how much he cares about GDP... Sunday football match, Korean car in the garage, and a plate of pasta on the table, let’s go! This is to say that: 1) It is necessary to exploit the right energies, those that do not get consumed. I am sure, however, that those that do (e.g., oil) will be exploited until the last drop, leading to an economic crisis because producers certainly won’t stop to make room for electricity, for example; 2) I believe that the power of the "normal man" is zero. I see it from experience, and you only need to look at history. His strength becomes immense when he is hungry, oppressed, exploited, enslaved. But even in this last case, the powerful of the moment have sharpened their weapons and can do so by silencing the people through various means (force, violence, isolation, absolute hunger, fear, media manipulation, etc.). In short, the simplistic theses I seem to perceive from the proposed book hold less and less for me.

Nice review. Azzo is right: things were better when they were worse.

The region he and Valentino Rossi come from (hey.. I'll include Giacomo Leopardi too) is super cool!

I believe that movie or book reviews should not reveal the ending and most of the plot; I think it should be written somewhere in here.

I have always thought that Leone made the standardized Americans eat a lot of dust in their roles of good/bad. I’m sorry reviewer but you absolutely had to talk about the way (innovative) these films were shot. That is, the camera angles, the close-ups, the silences, etc. and you should have focused more on the incredible soundtrack.

Do you say that the book is nice??

Someone stole my password, sorry.

You don't understand a thing about sound poetry.

Punisher, let's not start with the moralizing or else we'll raise a dust storm like a desert wind. Have you ever wondered why there is little talk about the book, and then we move to your old reviews (which you brought up, by the way, opening an infinite Pandora's box...) and so on? Who was the one that started mocking, disqualifying it with "a do-gooder and tear-jerker," your own review? You.
Shouldn't those who come after exhibit a composure that you didn't even have (not to mention your entire review history... brrrrr) and seriously reflect on the misfortunes of that little girl? Perhaps you should have started by staying on topic, especially in this review.