Mr Harada definitely have to see Venezia and Genova at least~ Food and location are amazing and it will surely be an amazing experience! ✨ For the character, it’s true that many Italians are always late wwww that would be a fun thing to see! And since there are so many kind of subcultures in Italy, I hope that in the future there could be another Italian in the rooster, maybe a woman!

Kitty Genovese, twenty-eight, was attacked outside her apartment building in Kew Gardens, Queens, in the early hours of March 13, 1964. Winston Moseley stabbed her, fled when a neighbor shouted from a window, then returned about ten minutes later and found her in a back hallway, where he attacked her again. She died on the way to hospital. Two weeks later, the New York Times ran a report stating that thirty-seven people had watched the murder and not called the police. It became one of the best-known stories in American journalism, taught in psychology courses as the origin of the bystander effect. Most of it does not hold up. Later reporting and a 2007 review published in American Psychologist found no evidence that 38 people witnessed the attack or that those who noticed something understood what they were hearing. The layout of the buildings meant almost no one could see the second attack. At least two neighbors did contact the police, and a woman came down and held Genovese as she was dying. In 2016, the Times acknowledged that its original account had greatly exaggerated the witnesses. Moseley, serving life, died in prison that same year. More creepy moments:

During Geneva Digital Week, HER SYMBIOSIS visited @CERN to explore how AI is transforming particle physics, detector design, and future scientific discovery. Inspired by global collaboration, and by the next generation of women in science. #AIforScience# #CERN# #WomenInSTEM# #AI#

Reached Geneva short while ago, from where I will go to Evian for the G7 Summit. At the airport, met Mr. Guy Parmelin, President of the Swiss Confederation. Had a great discussion with him. @ParmelinG

Step inside Geneva Watch Days, where independent and contemporary watchmakers take centerstage. @allegracatelli has the highlights