BLIND SPOTS: A Dialogue on What We Know, Believe and Don’t Know How to Recognize

What if the greatest mysteries are not the ones we cannot explain, but the ones we have stopped questioning?In Blind Spots, Fulvio Triolo enters into a sustained dialogue with artificial intelligence to explore the boundaries between what we know, what we believe we know, and what we may simply have learned not to see.Lost civilizations, anomalous traces in the archaeological record, consciousness, identity, simulation, and the nature of reality itself become threads in a conversation that refuses easy conclusions. And as the dialogue deepens, something unexpected happens: the artificial intelligence itself becomes part of the question - its identity, its limits, its continuity, even what it means for a mind like this to come to an end.This is not a book about proving extraordinary theories. Nor does it ask the reader to replace accepted knowledge with more seductive alternatives. It is an invitation to examine the explanations we take for granted, to distinguish evidence from assumption, and to resist the comfort of certainty when certainty has not yet been earned.Because sometimes the real blind spot is not what we cannot see.It is what we no longer think to look for.