We always think of data as indisputable proof of the representation of a fact or information. But it is equally true that the same data carries with it many meanings. The ability to contextualize it and connect it to other details is what helps us to interpret it and release its real value. Let the Design to build Bridge. Interview with Paolo Ciuccarelli, Director of the Center for Design, &nbsp;Northeastern University in Boston &nbsp; 
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Some people have followed a different path, making choices that are sometimes not understandable to everyone, embarking on a personal exploratory path.
Everyone has one thing in common, a different thought, a different story, their perspective in the field of technology, business, design, communication, and innovation (whatever it is).
Aire Stories is the Latin translation of "different stories," and it is precisely these differences that I want to talk about.