Ugo Spezza is a computer journalist who has worked with more than 250 articles with national magazine about technology topics such as Jack or specific information as PcMagazine, PcOpen, PcUpgrade and numerous sites of Information Technology. An expert in computer graphics and webmaster, is currently working in government service as a computer consultant.
   Futurology.it is devoted largely to "Futurology", or to attempt to predict the development of technological advancement of humanity, basing its survey on scientific criteria only. To do this on this site are provided translations, often unpublished, texts by world-renowned scientists and philosophers like Stephen Hawking (Oxford University), Nick Bostrom (Oxford University), Ray Kurzweil (MIT), Max More (South California University) Italian scholars and texts. This site is not for commercial purposes nor does it impose a particular ideology.
 

   Ugo Spezza is also a writer of novels and short stories Science Fiction / Horror having already achieved this important publications in the publishing industry.
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In Spanish the term is sometimes associated Futurology in parapsychology and related sites that bear his name are owned by wizards, witches, and are dedicated to online sales of amulets, talismans and trinkets. This site is radically dissociated from this "junk media".