Perhaps I'm suffering such a thing in a particular way not only because I've got an aesthetic sense maybe exaggerate, excessive, like a candid soul, but also because I worked a lot on some historical movies where this was actually a practical problem, because this is not only an Italian fault but it's typical of all the countries worldwide, especially into the Third World I don't know...for example in Persia, where there's a regime totally different from ours, where there's a kind of emperor, the Shah, the same things are happening there, maybe even worse, for example, an amazing town called Yazd comes to my mind, it's located on the Persian gulf, close to the desert, a wonderful town because all the towns had an ancient ventilation system dating back to two or three thousands of years ago, which was kept intact, some little colums collecting and injecting wind into the town, so this kind of ventilators overtopped the town's profile, they looked like a bit some Greek or Egyptian archaic little temples I know it was a stunning thing, well, this town, when I came there, was destroyed just like if a carpet bombing had occurred, the Shah ordered to destroy it to show his subjects, his people that Persia was a modern country, in progress, etc., but this also happens in countries which are exactly the opposite of Persia, that is in communist countries...the state of South Aden, the state of Aden, where even a group of Al-Mukalla, this town of Al-Mukalla had an amazing gate towards the mainland, a gigantic one, made of granite, white as well as everything else in the town, well, since also in Al-Mukalla traffic has increased a bit, after the liberation of the state of Aden from emirs, etc., there were some vans in addition and the gate was narrow, so what did they do? 