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Hello.

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Hi everyone.

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It's always difficult to work[br]before going to eat, however.

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The lectern is because I can't rely on my

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memory because I suffer from a serious[br]form of short memory loss, so ...

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The water is because I have pharyngitis

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and will probably cough during my talk.

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You may say now,[br]why didn't you stay at home?

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(Laughter)

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In fact I was at home. They came there,[br]"Shit, Giacomo, you're the first!"

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“Holy shit!” And I got here now.

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(Laughter)

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(Applause)

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How language was formed

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is a mystery that science[br]hasn't managed to explain completely.

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Cautiously, one might only stutter

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that language is the result

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of a shady, lenghty process[br]of transformation

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of the biochemical substrate[br]of the central nervous system

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and of a complex cultural[br]and social influence.

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But if biologically we can say little,

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science can instead prove, just as boldly,

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what the first word uttered[br]by a human being was:

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"Change".

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Ever since they came to Earth,

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men and women always had[br]something to complain.

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They looked around[br]and took on complaining:

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the sun could have been a little rounder;

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the sea could have been less salty;

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summer could last a little longer,

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the week could have[br]at least three Sundays.

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And so on and so forth.

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Nothing was ever fine for them.

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One could say, men are born unhappy[br]and with a craving for change.

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Change, change, change, change.

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And beside being unhappy, men and women[br]have always been picky, too.

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Mind you, even the garden of Heaven[br]wasn't good enough for them.

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One might say: "Ah, lucky you![br]You live in paradise!"

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"Yes, it's true," he said,

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"but we're not the owners."

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(Laughter)

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"We're just renting."

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(Laughter)

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"Yes, you're renting, but in paradise,[br]not the outskirts of Milan."

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"Yes, but you can't understand.

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The owner is such a pain in the neck:

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you can't touch that stuff,[br]you can't eat that fruit.

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Sorry, you rent me a garden[br]and rather than allowing me to eat

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you'd rather have[br]those four rennet apples rotting?

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Come on, they seem like the Ligurians

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that rent you the house[br]and there's nothing inside!

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And they also lock the wardrobe.

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The moment my spineless husband[br]gets hired at Apple,

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we but this nerdy house with a garden,

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and instead of apples[br]we put a nice barbecue, you will see!"

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Then you already know[br]the rest of the story.

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Apple recruits no more.

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(Laughter)

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The owner of the garden[br]saw the bar tree and cast them out.

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As you can imagine, from there on,

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the story of humanity[br]is the story of our unsatisfaction

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and the yearning for change.

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As the philosopher[br]who loved to ride a bike said,

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"It's all wrong, it all has to be redone,[br]it all has to change."

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All what?

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The dining room, the kitchen,[br]the car, the holiday destination,

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the child's school, the child's teachers,

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the girlfriends of the sons,[br]the balcony curtains, the handywoman.

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Eastern handywomen won't work,[br]you need Pilipinas!

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Heck, didn't you know?

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The iPhone has to be changed!

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The diet, the members of the Board,

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the coach on the bench,[br]the striker, the striker's wife.

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(Laughter)

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Nose, boobs, ass, cheekbones!

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(Applause)

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Change the wife, or the husband[br]as the case may be.

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Ah, how sexy change is.

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And it is since my hearing developed[br]that I hear phrases like:

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"Either you change, or you’ll be sent[br]to a boarding school!"

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It was my mum, unhappy[br]with my marks at school.

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"If you don't change your attitude to me,[br]you'll no longer set foot in this house!"

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It was my mother who was mad[br]with my dad's mum.

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My granny, the mother-in-law.

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"If you don't switch channels,[br]you'll not see this face anymore!"

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It was mum who was mad with dad

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because he always watched[br]Domenica Sportiva.

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Me, dad and granny have always been[br]very sensitive to change.

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(Laughter)

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And at the same time

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we have always perceived change[br]as something threatening.

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Ever since Amintore Fanfani[br]was Prime Minister, 1959,

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I was three years old,

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I have heard on television every week[br]politicians' calls for change,

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the need and the joint commitment[br]of all parliamentary forces

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to implement major reforms.

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Everyone calls for change,[br]everyone feels the need for the new.

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The planet calls for a turnaround,

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eating habits must be changed,

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lifestyle has to be changed,

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the request rises,[br]the nuisance becomes unbearable.

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The slogan is clear:

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from fashion to ecology,[br]politics and morality,

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from customs to philosophy,

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from economics to education,[br]change is needed!

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But why?

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Why is the world so unhappy?

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Why are people[br]unsatisfied with their life?

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Because man is always disappointed[br]by his possessions?

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Are we romantic existentialists[br]who can't bear the obsolescence of things?

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Death grieves us,

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and so we try to remove[br]a natural event with a replacement?

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Bah.

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Anyhow,

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if there's one thing that doesn't suffer[br]from existentialism and romanticism,

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that's the economy,

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Which is rightfully[br]the true science of change.

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They realised, if a car was forever,

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or a washing machine lasted a century,

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where would the dividends be found[br]to give to shareholders?

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So, buy another washing machine!

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Actually, change the way of doing laundry.

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(Laughter)

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Renew your spin-dryer,[br]reform your laundry space.

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Revolutionise the washing of coloureds.

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Scrap that fucking washing machine!

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(Laughter)

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(Applause)

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Scrap, to

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Mind you, getting money[br]to make you change.

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All the way up to the masterpiece[br]of change: planned obsolescence.

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If you don't want to change the washing[br]machine, we'll make you change it.

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(Laughter)

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Neither does finance suffer from romance.

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Even the way of conceiving savings[br]has led us to change.

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Once, once upon a time,[br]if you saved you were virtuous.

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They taught you that from childhood,[br]in primary school.

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They gave you the piggy bank.

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Now, if you keep money, it's trouble.

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Spend your money, make the economy run,[br]help to raise the consumption index,

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otherwise you're an enemy of the nation.

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I can imagine it, one day on the news,

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the anchorman is all sad,[br]comes out and announces,

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"The President of the Republic

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has called a day tomorrow[br]of national mourning.

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Retail consumption has fallen by 0.3%".

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They call us every day[br]to remind us that we must change.

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There you are, distracted,[br]the phone rings:

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"Unknown number,[br]but maybe it's important".

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"Hi there, am I speaking[br]with Mr Giacomino Poretti?"

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You get angry and say:

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"You must introduce yourself![br]Who are you? Who am I talking to?"

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And you're screwed: "Hi, Giacomino.[br]I'm Marcello from Sghiberz".

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"Sghiberz? But what's that?"

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"The company that supplies electricity."

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"Ah ah ah, but look, I'm with Enel!"

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"Mr Giacomino, don't you remember,[br]you changed six months ago."

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"But I didn't want to change,

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you were a pain in the ass every day[br]and in the end I gave in!"

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"Relax, Mr Giacomino,

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I'm contacting you to offer you[br]a change in tariff plan."

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And tired of phone calls,[br]glossy magazines,

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and troops of influencers[br]at their disposal

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who have themselves photographed[br]with their favourite toilet paper,

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(Laughter)

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our image and our habits[br]are also changing.

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Clothes are changed once a year,[br]shoes are only made of plastic:

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the leather is tiresome, it's unsightly.

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I now spend €200 every six months.

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You used to change the soles[br]every two years, but now you're cooler,

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because you can wear sneakers[br]even with a dinner jacket, if you want.

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The football team's shirts are changed[br]at the start of every season.

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Of course, Mr Poretti,[br]merchandising wouldn't fly otherwise.

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And then you let yourself be convinced[br]and buy the new shirt,

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otherwise they'll not buy you Lukaku.

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(Laughter)

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Wait a minute:

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Aren't they selling players[br]only to make you buy new shirts?

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(Laughter)

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(Applause)

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Come on, don't stick with a flag,[br]the world is in a constantchange!

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Once they were putting[br]your phone on the wall

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and it was there for years, decades.

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Now, every six months,[br]the new model comes out

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and you stay in the lines[br]at night, outside the shop,

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to buy the camera with 24 million pixels,

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50 million pixels,

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so you can take a selfie[br]with the same moron face!

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(Laughter)

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(Applause)

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One pixel more, one pixel less.

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The car is also changed![br]But it doesn't have to be owned anymore!

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Are you crazy?

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You take out a long-term lease,[br]so you have a new car every two years.

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Cool!

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The bike's not there to be bought:[br]rent it at every crossroads if you want!

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Beach house? What a loser you are!

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Why renting one for a month?

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Go on Airbnb, stay two days in Spotorno,

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three in the Bahamas,[br]four in New York, seven in London.

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Move this damn money,[br]change, change, change!

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Only jerks never change opinion.

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Holy shit, so I'm a fool then.

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I'm really dumb.

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You feel all excited[br]when they tell you so,

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you feel like you're riding a horse

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running wildly towards a wonderful future

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made of new sneakers,[br]new washing machines,

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phones with seven billion pixels.

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I'm afraid, this kind change[br]makes us always stay the same,

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Because, come on, let's be honest.

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It's not easy to change for real.

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I mean, apart from the shoes[br]and the phone,

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changing is complicated,

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because in the end[br]what is it you want to change?

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The things we don't like,[br]that really bother us,

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the things that make you feel bad.

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Maybe we want to change[br]because deep down we hope -

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I don't know, for a miracle[br]to happen, for a U-turn,

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we hope that changing direction[br]brings us some happiness.

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Because, in theory,[br]we change to improve, don't we?

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I, for me,

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it took me 35 years to quit smoking.

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Since my first day[br]as a smoker, basically.

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My friend Lucio,

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has been changing diet[br]every week for 20 years now,

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trying to lose 15 kilos.

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Michael Jackson spent almost 50 years[br]trying to become white.

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Death didn't satisfy him.

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Now,

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now I've set my mind[br]to do ten push-ups a day

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and do three flights of stairs,[br]60 steps when I get home.

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It's not easy, though.

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After eleven steps, I run out of breath

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as if I had run the New York marathon.

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And I say to myself,[br]"I'll do the rest tomorrow".

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And I take the lift.

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But even the easiest things,

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like not letting others finish[br]talking and yelling at them,

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"You've understood nothing!"

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Do you think, that is easy to change?

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Or throw the paper and the bottle[br]out of the window.

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Do you think it's easy to stop that?

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It's really hard to change for real.

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Plus, not all changes are equal:

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but first and foremost,[br]we change for what?

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Perhaps the changes we want most

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are those that take place within us,[br]those that transform you,

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but we, modern people, iI do feel,

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we are amateurs of change.

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There are people

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who didn't wait government incentives[br]to truly change themselves,

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Like that good-for-nothing young lout

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that didn't miss a happy hour[br]and a party in Assisi.

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The billionaire daddy,[br]the Loro Piana of the time we could say -

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then the young lout changes radically.

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Drops all the dinner jackets,[br]the shoes and daddy's money

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and from that day wears a jute sack.

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Foolish.

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Crazy, we would say.

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After a few months,[br]5,000 heirs of his same age

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are ready to follow him[br]dressed in rags like him.

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What did they see, that we fail to see?

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And that other moron, yes, rich moron,

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never worked an hour in his life,[br]a passion for duels and the sword,

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lady-killer.

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Even Infanta of Spain was rumored[br]to be one of his lovers.

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It's not written about, but it's known.

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One day he goes off to war,

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saying "I've had enough,[br]I'm bored, I'm going to war",

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and a cannonball makes a hole in his leg.

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Forced to bed for months,

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he spends convalescence[br]reading stories of horses and duels.

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The last book he comes across[br]is a story of saints.

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From that day he changes radically,

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and founds an order which,[br]after six centuries,

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will bring a certain Francis[br]to the throne, to the throne of Peter.

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What had he read in that book[br]that we can't understand?

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And that murderer[br]who became a murderer

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for not letting a passerby[br]past on the sidwalk,

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and who, after taking[br]the life of his enemy,

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changed radically, becoming a friar

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and one of the protagonists[br]of The Betrothed.

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And then, that unnamed person[br]who first spread terror and death,

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and then transforms himself and changes.

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"Ah, but this isn't true," you say.

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It's just literature.

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True, literature.

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Good intentions, nothing more.

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And so I wrap up reminding you

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of that person who was riding,[br]like us probably.

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Intoxicated, happy,[br]convinced of his truth,

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chasing, imprisoning and killing[br]those who didn't think like him.

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One day, maybe chasing after[br]the last person to be executed,

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he tragically falls from a horse.

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He goes blind - sorry, visually impaired -

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for three days, and then[br]he changes radically.

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He put himself in the shoes[br]of those he persecuted.

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But what happened to him on the horse?

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A mind alteration? A stroke?

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A drop in blood pressure?

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Had he drunk too much?

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A hallucination?[br]A crisis of depersonalisation?

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A mystical-religious delirium?

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What would he have seen or felt[br]while riding the horse

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that we can neither see nor feel?

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Compared to him,[br]I am an amateur of change.

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I could never do what they did.

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First because I can't ride a horse.

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Then because I've never had[br]the rich father who sold fabrics.

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And then war has always frightened me,

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always made me shit in the pants,[br]so, even if I wanted to,

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no bullet has ever hit me,[br]not even by mistake -

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I don't know, a hunter -

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to have to stay in bed[br]and read certain books. No.

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However, I say this in front of everyone,

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motivated by an irrepressible[br]yearning for change,

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today I commit myself publicly

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to reach at least the twelfth step.

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(Applause)