Leonel Di Camillo's real virtualities

True paradox of reality, the virtuality of its fraction.

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Artoo is pleased to announce the launch of our official Tumblr! We promise there won’t be any cat videos… except maybe a nexu or two.   

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Yeah.... #MinionStyle

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It's called 'the law of inverse relevance': the less you intend to do about something, the more you have to keep talking about it.

Jonathan Lynn & Antony Jay

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Anything that works will be used in progressively more challenging applications until it fails.

@The Peter Principle (Laurence Peter and Raymond Hull)

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The worst thing that can happen to a socialist is to have his country ruled by socialists who are not his friends.

Ludwig von Mises

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You become the average of the 5 people you hang out with.

Drew Houston, CEO DropBox

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When you can’t create you can work.

Henry Miller

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Democracy has nothing to do with freedom. Democracy is a soft variant of communism, and rarely in the history of ideas has it been taken for anything else.

Hans-Hermann Hoppe (Democracy the God that failed, 2001).

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If you’re doing anything that you don’t want to be on the Internet, you shouldn’t be doing it.

Eric Schmidt, Google.

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Beveridge on conditioned thinking

Psychologists have observed that once we have made an error, as for example in adding up a column of figures, we have a tendency to repeat it again and again. This phenomenon is known as the persistent error. The same thing happens when we ponder over a problem; each time our thoughts take a certain course, the more likely is that course to be followed the next time. Associations form between the ideas in the chain of thoughts and become firmer each time they are used, until finally the connections are so well established that the chain is very difficult to break. Thinking becomes conditioned just as conditioned reflexes are formed. We may have enough data to arrive at a solution to the problem, but, once we have adopted an unprofitable line of thought, the oftener we pursue it, the harder it is for us to adopt the profitable line.

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[leoneldicamillo]

Assasin's... greed

[givemeinternet]

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Idiota 0, cadena 1

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"Humans are common and uninteresting." (Thomas Bloch - human)

[jonyiveredesignsthings]

Jony Ive redesigns 1 dollar. Credit @waxpancake

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I wish I knew how to wear a watch.

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World's greatest archeologist.

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New associations and fresh ideas are more likely to come out of a varied store of memories and experience than out of a collection that is all of one kind.

E. L. Taylor