Corrado Malanga: L’infanzia che nessuno conosce… e perché ha deciso di NON dire più la verità

Corrado Malanga is an Italian chemist and researcher known for his studies in organic chemistry, a discipline he taught at the University of Pisa. Throughout his academic career, he has been involved in scientific research and teaching, publishing numerous works and developing a unique approach to the study of reality, consciousness, and knowledge. Alongside his scientific work, Malanga has become a much-discussed figure in the Italian cultural scene for his reflections on consciousness, perception of reality, subjective experience, and phenomena related to ufology, topics that have attracted the interest of thousands of people. This video, however, isn't just about the scientist. It's about the man. For the first time, Corrado Malanga recounts his childhood, his family, the difficulties of school, and the events that shaped his mental and intellectual development. We thus discover a little-known side of his story: an introverted child, an only child, raised in a complex family environment, who from an early age perceived the world differently from others. Malanga recounts specific episodes from his life: the feeling of not being understood, his relationship with his parents, the moment he decided to stop speaking his mind, and the discovery—years later—of a completely different way of looking at reality. Crucial moments also emerge in the story: his studies at the University of Pisa his passion for chemistry and the scientific method the discovery of creativity in the scientific process the relationship between rationality and intuition his way of interpreting emotions, love, and consciousness According to Malanga, knowledge is not just a rational process: it is a balance between logic, intuition, and awareness. This is why his journey crosses very diverse themes: science, philosophy, psychology, and the perception of reality. This talk is aimed at those who: are interested in Corrado Malanga's personal story want to understand how a researcher's unconventional thinking is born are curious to discover the relationship between science, intuition, and consciousness ask profound questions about the workings of the mind and reality By watching this video, you'll discover: how childhood can influence a scientist's thinking why Malanga maintains that knowledge also comes from intuition what it means to "look at reality with awareness" why some of his ideas arise from profound personal experiences This isn't just a biography. It's the story of how a worldview is born. And perhaps the most interesting question that emerges from this conversation is just one: How much of our lives is truly guided by rationality... and how much by something we don't yet fully understand? TIMESTAMP / CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction: Getting to Know the Man Corrado Malanga 00:32 Where Corrado Malanga Was Born: His Childhood in La Spezia 01:30 Life as an Only Child and His Relationship with His Family 02:40 Difficulties at School and the Feeling of Being Different 03:50 Always Telling the Truth: Why His Father Reprimanded Him 05:10 The Dinner Table Episode That Changed the Way He Talked to His Parents 06:00 His Parents' Separation and the Turning Point in His Life 07:10 University in Pisa and the Change in His Academic Results 08:10 His Relationship with Professors and the University System 09:30 His Degree in Chemistry and the Most Difficult Exams 11:00 The Sense of Logic and Justice in Science 12:10 Rationality and Intuition: The Discovery of the "Creative Part" 14:00 When Science Meets Intuition in Chemical Reactions 15:30 Emotions and the Difficulty of Understanding Love 5:00 PM Why Love Was Destabilizing for Him 7:00 PM His Interpretation of Love and Consciousness 9:00 PM The Idea That Observer and Reality Can Coincide 10:30 PM Fear, Awareness, and Perception of the Universe 12:00 AM The Beginning of His University Career 12:00 PM Military Service and University Work 12:00 PM The Interview with a Large Pharmaceutical Company 12:00 PM The University Competition and His Academic Career