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Quote by Giorgio Albertazzi
Il nostro è un tempo di incertezze, sconnessioni e frammenti.
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The quote describes the present as unsettled and lacking connection. “Uncertainties” points to an unclear future, while “disconnections” suggests that people, ideas, or events do not easily link together. “Fragments” completes the picture: instead of one clear, unified whole, experience appears divided into separate pieces.
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