In the Piazzetta Alessandro Volta in Como, Italy stands this statue of native son, Alessandro Volta, a physicist who played with electricity, lived to talk about it, and made discoveries which led to other discoveries which led to other discoveries we directly benefit from today, such as electric toothbrushes.
We might not have noticed this statue if it weren’t for the…you know.
Maybe it's the Sangiovese doing the thinking, but he doesn't look unhappy with his accessory.
