Viewpoints from "CheTempoCheFa" of 17/04/2010
The first point struck me during the wonderful and fascinating account of the life of Caravaggio by Professor Flavio Caroli : in 1800 we had a different vision of life as we see today: "I now live, then I do not know." That life could end at any moment, almost all turned tanks, and nearly died.
Today everyone thinks (too) are already thinking about tomorrow, and especially a lot of living or the statistical average. ;
The second is the quote from the book "Facts and factoids. The pseudo-art and society" by Gillo Dorfles , that all facts can be distorted by anyone, for the first journalists, and run true facts, or make incorrect.
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