

WWE Backlash 2026
WWE Backlash 2026 turned out to be the classic transition PLE: barely three hours of show born from rushed storylines and too many injuries. While Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker finally settled their scores (despite too many interferences), the rest of the card slipped away between Danhausen’s pointlessness and technically sound but soulless matches. The only thing that saved the night was the Main Event: a brutal Jacob Fatu pushed Roman Reigns to the limit, ending the show i
Mauro Longoni
May 106 min read


Liberals: The true architects of modern chaos.
We have moved from constructive dialogue to verbal violence. But who is to blame? Trump was merely an accelerator; the real monster was born from the liberal drift. Between a forced inclusivity that ignores majorities and an ideological environmentalism driven by aggressive slogans, the conservative world has been pushed toward radicalization out of sheer survival. Today, in 2026, we count the damage of a policy that preferred passing trends over the stability of nations.
Mauro Longoni
May 105 min read


Bitcoin: from pizzas to billions of dollars.
What is Bitcoin, really? Born in 2008 from the ashes of the financial crisis, this asset went from being worthless to exceeding $120,000, turning two pizzas bought in 2010 into a billionaire's regret. Between Satoshi Nakamoto’s anonymity, mining mechanics, and the political influence of figures like Donald Trump, Bitcoin has evolved from a tech toy into "digital gold." In this journey, we explore its deflationary nature, the impact of ETFs, and what to expect for the year 202
Mauro Longoni
May 912 min read


Marriage: The Game of Regret
Why do marriages today collapse after years or just a few months? The answer lies in an invisible war between two worlds that fail to understand each other. On one side, the female search for constant emotional epiphany; on the other, the man who signs a contract out of fear of being alone. Between "perfect day" hallucinations and the brutal reality of divorce, marriage turns into a chess game where she tries to change the rules and he fears losing his pieces. A cynical but n
Mauro Longoni
May 89 min read


The Suit: The Icon That Defied Time
In an era of indecipherable fashion and aesthetic chaos, the suit remains the ultimate safe harbor. From Brummell's Dandy revolution to the "armor" of 80s Power Suits, this garment has crossed centuries without losing its strength. But it's more than a male uniform: from the struggles of the Suffragettes to Yves Saint Laurent, the suit has become a symbol of female freedom and power. It is an elegance that doesn’t need to shout to be remembered. A true timeless icon.
Mauro Longoni
May 710 min read


The perfect job (doesn't) exist!
Is the perfect job a utopia or a denied right? Based on my disastrous journey from underpaid internships in Milan to stagnant offices in Germany, I analyze what it actually takes to define an "ideal" workplace. It’s not about dreams, but basics: transparent job ads, standard home office, inflation-adjusted salaries, and the privacy of one’s own office vs. the madness of open spaces. It’s time to stop gold-plating the trash and start demanding honesty, time, and dignity.
Mauro Longoni
May 610 min read


Gold: Beyond the Glitter
Gold is the mirror of our history: incorruptible while everything else changes. We worshipped it as the flesh of gods, used it to finance empires, and today we hide it inside our smartphones. It is the golden thread connecting an ancient Pharaoh to a NASA engineer. Perhaps its true value isn't its price per gram, but how, for 6,000 years, it has told the story of who we are and how far we are willing to go to shine. A unique journey from ancient myths to modern science and sp
Mauro Longoni
May 516 min read


Formula One - Miami Gran Prix.
F1 is back in Miami, and Kimi Antonelli is the undisputed king: three wins in a row and a 24-point lead over a struggling Russell. McLaren showed true pace, dominating the Sprint and pushing for the win on Sunday with Norris and Piastri. It was a nightmare for Leclerc, as a last-lap spin and a penalty ruined his podium hopes. Alpine and Williams are finally showing signs of life, while Audi remains an unreliable mess. Antonelli is running away with it; the hunt is officially
Mauro Longoni
May 47 min read


Bikini: Two pieces of freedom.
The bikini is more than swimwear; it’s an explosion that shattered centuries of taboos. From Ancient Rome’s "bikini girls" to Louis Réard’s 1946 provocation, this garment defined the line between morality and freedom. Yet, behind those few square inches of fabric lies a ruthless judge: the "beach body" pressure and the modern grooming standards. It stands as a symbol of a revolution that gave women the power to reveal themselves, though often at the cost of a relentless aesth
Mauro Longoni
May 314 min read


Inflation: The silent theft of money.
Inflation is the "final boss" of the economy: a silent enemy that devalues your money as prices rise. It’s not magic; it’s a systemic choice. From Ancient Rome’s debased coins to the wheelbarrows of marks in the Weimar Republic, history shows that when money is abundant, purchasing power dies. In a world of fiat currency created out of thin air, saving is a guaranteed loss. The solution? Seek real scarcity: gold, real estate, stocks, or Bitcoin. Stop being a victim and start
Mauro Longoni
May 213 min read


Ukraine: A $12-15 trillion war.
Forget the rhetoric of values: the war in Ukraine is a massive business plan. With critical raw material deposits valued at over $12 trillion, controlling these lands will decide who dominates the tech transition for the next fifty years. While Russia invades for economic survival, Europe funds Kyiv to avoid becoming Moscow's submissive client. In this clash of giants, Ukraine is the chessboard, and freedom is merely the branding for a cynical, high-stakes investment.
Mauro Longoni
May 113 min read
