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With the optimism of despair, which is much more relevant today than Gramsci's optimism of the will, I say that this era smells too much of death and decline, sings and dances on the edge of the precipice, warns that it is one step away from paradise and two from hell, in automatic sequence.

— Marcello Veneziani

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