u/LessIKnowtheBetter8

I am debating whether I should hire an Italian citizenship lawyer, head over to Italy, and take my case to court. Any advice?

I was born to an ex-Italian citizen. I was born to an Italian born parent who lost their Italian citizenship as teenagers when their parents (my grandparents) naturalized. We have lost automatic rights to Italian citizenship.

In light of the Supreme court’s decision that those born with Italian citizenship as “original, permanent, and imprescriptible,” this should mean that my parent never actually lost it, which means that I have an automatic right to it.

I am wondering what everyone may think of this argument, because I’m tempted to try.

So I am at the stage where I really want to believe in NDEs, the concept of consciousness being separate from the brain, the multiverse… I don’t know.

I have watched a lot of near death experiences over the decade and what started out as a lot of authentic stories have now become AI generated and “out there” stories. I am now finding it hard to connect to these experiences.

One nagging issue that bothers me about consciousness being separate from the body is… I have been put under in the hospital multiple times. If consciousness is separate from the body, is there a reason why I don’t dream or have any awareness? Why is everything just shut down and a lack of awareness?