Why does God need to create?
By Alessandro Carosi

After my father’s death, when I was just 10 years old, life became a living hell; the trauma caused by his absence and feeling responsible for his death led me to ask myself profound questions about life and our existence – questions far too big for a teenager. I searched for answers but couldn’t find any that made sense; the more I thought about it, the more I was losing my mind by the fact that I couldn’t find a way out of what seemed to me like madness.

As human beings, we perceive only a beginning and an end, but trying to understand God’s eternity was impossible. How can it be infinite? It must have had a beginning, but even if that were the case, something else must have existed before. … anextraordinaryandordinarylife…

The Italians who decided to change the history of coffee in Italy
By Alessandro Carosi


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A new generation of baristas, coffee shops and roasters has finally arrived in Italy – the home of espresso and coffee machines. We have become highly skilled at creating technological masterpieces, but not at brewing and savouring this marvellous drink – a paradox.

The first espresso machine was patented by Angelo Moriondo of Turin on 16 May 1884 and presented at the Turin General Exhibition. It was a steam-powered device, consisting of a vertical brass boiler, capable of preparing large quantities of coffee quickly, although Moriondo never began industrial production of it. …. anextraordinaryandordinarylife…

A small donation for a family in desperate need of help


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The Italians who decided to change the history of coffee in Italy
By Alessandro Carosi

A new generation of baristas, coffee shops and roasters has finally arrived in Italy – the home of espresso and coffee machines. We have become highly skilled at creating technological masterpieces, but not at brewing and savouring this marvellous drink – a paradox.

The first espresso machine was patented by Angelo Moriondo of Turin on 16 May 1884 and presented at the Turin General Exhibition. It was a steam-powered device, consisting of a vertical brass boiler, capable of preparing large quantities of coffee quickly, although Moriondo never began industrial production of it. … anextraordinaryandordinarylife…

Una piccola donazione per una famiglia in disperato bisogno di aiuto