Main Arguments - The speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to return to Salento and share a perspective that is often unseen [1] - The speaker introduces herself as Beatrice Rana, a classical pianist from Arnesano, who started playing piano at the age of 3 and began her career at 18 [2] - The speaker defines indifference as a lack of interest or emotional participation, referencing a dictionary definition that describes it as a state of tranquility where one doesn't feel strong desire or repulsion [3][4] - The speaker draws a parallel between the historical reliance on deities to explain the unknown and the modern reliance on Google and the internet for answers [6][7] - Social networks are evolving into entertainment platforms that prioritize short, algorithm-driven content over genuine sharing [9][10] - The speaker contrasts entertainment, which distracts, with art, which attracts and requires active engagement [17][18][19] - Art aims for universality, while entertainment is often a fleeting product of instant consumption [21] - Live music is essential because of the shared experience with the audience [24] - The speaker warns against the "dictatorship of numbers" where a person's value is determined by their social media following and algorithms dictate preferences [25][26] - The speaker encourages the audience to experience music in person, distinguishing between genuine art and fleeting trends [26][27]