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   Italian, American, Inventor, Consciousness Researcher Documentary, 30 min., Directed by Roberto Miller, 2022 trailer: https://vimeo.com/759325862 Federico Faggin…

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3. www.federicofaggin.comFederico Faggin

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   “Federico Faggin is probably the most well-rounded Idealist alive. He embodies the near-perfect combination of hard-nosed, scientifically-informed thought with direct introspective insights into the primacy of consciousness.

4. www.fagginfoundation.org › bioBio | Faggin Foundation

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   Biography . THE STORY OF FEDERICO AND ELVIA FAGGIN SO FAR. Federico Faggin was born in Vicenza. (1, december 1941) Federico’s parents, Emma and Giuseppe, with Giorgio (left) and Federico, at Isola Vicentina. 1944.

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   Nov 19, 2021 · “Federico Faggin’s life journey as recounted in this impressive documentary contains critical lessons for our time in terms of uniting spirituality and science and highlighting the existential primacy of the inner life and spiritual development in an age of distraction and fragmentation.” David Lorimer. Programme Director. Editor, Paradigm Explorer

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   417 Followers, 6 Following, 5 Posts - Federico Faggin (@fedefaggin) on Instagram: ""Consciousness and free will exist as fundamental properties of nature" New Book out - "Irreducible, Consciousness, Life, Computers, and Human Nature""

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   Federico Faggin is the most illustrious Italian who has worked in Silicon Valley and is known as the father of the microprocessor and the “Italian Steve Jobs”.

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   Why is Federico Faggin important?

   • “Federico Faggin’s life journey as recounted in this impressive documentary contains critical lessons for our time in terms of uniting spirituality and science and highlighting the existential primacy of the inner life and spiritual development in an age of distraction and fragmentation.”

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   Who were Federico Faggin parents?

   • THE STORY OF FEDERICO AND ELVIA FAGGIN SO FAR. Federico Faggin was born in Vicenza. (1, december 1941) Federico’s parents, Emma and Giuseppe, with Giorgio (left) and Federico, at Isola Vicentina. 1944 1947 Federico in first grade at Isola Vicentina. Federico at 14 with a contest model plane designed and built by him. 1955

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   Who was Giuseppe Faggin?

   • Original watercolor of Giuseppe Faggin, Federico’s father, made during his visit to California in 1970. Below is the sentence by Teilhard de Chardin: Tout ce qui monte converge (Everything that rises converges). Giuseppe Faggin was very interested in the nature of consciousness. The layout of the Z80-CPU.

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9. www.fagginfoundation.orgFaggin Foundation

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   Federico Faggin. IN MAY 2019 FEDERICO FAGGIN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY SILICIO WAS PUBLISHED IN ITALY BY MONDADORI. get the book read all articles And the rest is history In Fairchild 3708, he creates MOS IC technology with silicon gate. 1968 At Intel, Federico Faggin designed the world’s first microprocessor, the Intel 4004. 1971