This decade was characterized by a period of extraordinary change, innovation, and an unprecedented cultural boom. The energy of those years, fueled by various social movements fighting for civil rights, the sexual revolution, the emergence of new fashions, and music that defined entire generations, continues to deeply fascinate me.

This era saw the rise of figures like Martin Luther King Jr., who led the fight for racial equality in the United States. Additionally, the second wave of feminism, with works like Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique," challenged traditional gender roles and promoted greater freedom for women.

Reliving those moments, fully immersing myself in that cultural and social fervor, and actively participating in the civil rights and anti-war movements excite me about this journey. Hearing live speeches from leaders like Martin Luther King and John Lennon and experiencing the music of artists like the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, who not only defined a new way of living but also of thinking. The music of the '60s was revolutionary, with the introduction of new genres like psychedelic music, and concerts like Woodstock in 1969 became iconic events.

I would have embraced the style and fashion of those years, with its miniskirts, bell-bottom pants, and tight-fitting clothes in vibrant, psychedelic colors, a testament to the strong desire for change. Breathing in that air of freedom and creativity made the '60s such a special era. Fashion, influenced by designers like Mary Quant, redefined the way young generations dressed, reflecting a desire to break away from the conventions of the past.

What would I bring back from that era to today's world?

Without a doubt, the idea that change is possible when people unite for a common goal remains fundamental.

Today, with advanced technologies at our disposal, we have incredible tools to communicate and organize on a scale never seen before, but we often lack the passion and energy that characterized the '60s. What is our dream, a better world? On which fronts are we truly making progress? We've come this far with so much evolution, but I have the sense that, in some ways, we are moving backward.

However, I am convinced that the digital revolution we are experiencing is still in its early stages, and we still have much to learn about how to harness it effectively. I hope that future generations will fully utilize its potential, bringing concrete and lasting benefits to society.

My concluding reflection on this time-travel journey is that, while aware that perfection is unattainable, my desire to explore and imagine a better world never fades.