With Carlo Ventura, professor of molecular biology at the University of Bologna, we begin by talking about cells (“in a human being there are 33 trillion”) and end with the story of a concert during which a musician plays the “violin of the sea”, built by the prisoners using the wood of the boats crashed on the Sicilian coasts: “It is a theme that has always afflicted me, that of having a sea that has become the largest cemetery in the world, of people deluded and betrayed by a hope that was just a mirage.”
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