September 2011
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Privilege
Sorry terrorists. My 10 days old son is more frightening than you.
Sorry monarchs. My guy plays master and servant better than you.
Sorry slavers. My boy knows how to bargain and how to win.
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A Lesser Photographer →
Wanna become a better photographer? Be first a lesser photographer.
Amazing!
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Tubes
Millions of invisible tubes connect you with the baby you hold in your hands. You almost hear the flow of the material running inside them. The mysterious sound makes you feel warm. The more you touch the baby the warmer you get.
These infinite tubes cannot be shared with other people. They belong to you and the baby. It’s the strange substance that make them so unique. Some call this...
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By the sea
Living by the sea Is a privilege.
Because nobody can take it from you. And because it is always a way out. And a hope.
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The house I grew up
I often think about it. There’s nothing particularly great with this house, apart from it is the one I grew up.
I’ve been a visitor to this house almost for the last 20 years!
And now that I’m really growing up I miss it more and more.
I will come back to this issue.
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“You’re resentful and inequitable. The love you’re going to receive...”
– Just made it up
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““Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world. Unreasonable people attempt to...”
– (via)
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Steve Jobs and the Eureka Myth →
A lesson for life: Apple would love us to believe it’s all “Eureka.” But Apple produces 10 pixel-perfect prototypes for each feature. They compete — and are winnowed down to three, then one, resulting in a highly evolved winner. Because Apple knows the more you compete inside, the less you’ll have to compete outside.
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“Life is pretty simple: You do some stuff. Most fails. Some works. You do more of...”
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F.U.B.A.R.
