Roberto Marsicano
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Roberto Marsicano
@cannedcat
ICT professional, now in MarCom. Writer of essays, novels, and screenplays. Inventor and innovator. Jacobin and skeptic. Applied visionary rationalist.
Italia Katılım Ekim 2008
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GALACTIC OBSERVATION REPORT linkedin.com/pulse/galactic… via @LinkedIn
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The Social Paradox: Why the More We Scroll, the Less Human We Become. linkedin.com/pulse/social-p… via @LinkedIn
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AI dividend for all? linkedin.com/pulse/ai-divid… via @LinkedIn
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@MomoToscani @marcosagusstinn and killing the Casmez, that has financed Italian industry for decades.
Large companies could build factories from Rome to Brindisi using public grants, with a free capital supplied by the State.
Companies with no sufficient internal capital and no acces to financial markets
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@marcosagusstinn Since the 1980s, Italy’s productivity has stalled due to a shift from **industrial investment** to **rent-seeking**.
The dismantling of **IRI** removed the "critical mass" of R&D and strategic planning. Without state-led innovation, private capital didn't step up
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Italy economy was not destroyed by the euro.
Before the euro, Italy could hide weak competitiveness through repeated lira devaluations.
Since the 1980s, Italy has gradually fallen behind its main European peers in productivity growth. The IMF describes Italy as having suffered from sluggish productivity growth for nearly three decades.
After the euro, that currency-devaluation escape valve disappeared.
From that point, Italy had to compete through:
→ Higher productivity — stagnant for nearly three decades
→ Meritocratic and more competitive firms — Italy remains dominated by very small firms, many passed from parents to children or through insider networks, weakening professional management, meritocracy and scale.
→ Stronger R&D and innovation — Italy has a smaller VC market, weaker startup ecosystem and lower innovation intensity than Europe’s leading economies
→ Better technology adoption — one of Italy’s biggest weaknesses is the very slow adoption of new technologies by firms
→ Lower bureaucracy and stronger institutions — Italy remains held back by excessive administrative complexity, slow justice, powerful lobby networks and the persistent influence of organised crime in parts of the economy
→ A more sustainable state — high public debt, persistent fiscal deficits, demographic decline and rising pension pressures limit Italy’s ability to invest in growth
The euro did not sink Italy. It removed the ability to hide stagnation behind currency devaluation.

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Il polverone su Bezos al MET Gala linkedin.com/pulse/il-polve… via @LinkedIn
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Non é mai troppo tardi...... per capire il mondo. linkedin.com/pulse/non-%25C… via @LinkedIn
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The Silent AI Bloatware: Your Device as a "Data Host" Without Consent linkedin.com/pulse/silent-a… via @LinkedIn
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Gli italiani vivono tre volte al di sopra della loro livello di sostenibilità ambientale.
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When Even Renewable Champions Ask You to Turn Off Your Solar Panels linkedin.com/pulse/when-eve… via @LinkedIn
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Primum vivere, deinde philosophari (sulle AI) linkedin.com/pulse/primum-v… via @LinkedIn
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To a 13-Year-Old: The Fierce World in 2036 linkedin.com/pulse/13-year-… via @LinkedIn
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Germany’s Relapse: The Military "Event Horizon" linkedin.com/pulse/germanys… via @LinkedIn
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