breaking jesus.
no, vabbe’, gigantografia da appendere davanti a ogni facciata di ogni chiesa di ogni paese di ogni mondo
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Equilibrium
be afraid, watch tv, consume, obey, shut up, pay taxes, be prozaclly happy
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January312012
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Surrogate Self: Smart People Do More Drugs - Because of Evolution
By Heather Horn
Evolutionary psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa has this theory, which he calls the Savanna-IQ Interaction Hypothesis. Here’s how it goes: intelligence evolved as a way to deal with “evolutionary novelties”—to help humans respond to things in their environment to which they…
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January302012
,coffee city - dmitriy turovskiy
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1PM
Why Italian companies are failing on the web
In Italian companies (or at least in big ones) only a few people take the risk to decide. The rest of them simply flow from one presentation to the other, unable to even express their own opinion.
You can see that for yourself. Next time you hold a presentation, ask to your interlocutors what they think about it.
If the boss is in the room, you will see that nobody will ever talk before him/her.
And when they do, they will simply go after their boss.
People working in Italian companies are FOLLOWERS by nature.
12PM
“Giorgio Napolitano. 87 anni. Laureato.
Dottor Martone, qualcosa da dire a riguardo?”
Dottor Martone, qualcosa da dire a riguardo?”
January282012
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January272012
“People assume that when you are alone, you must be lonely. Like most assumptions, it’s erroneous.”
Temperance Brennan (Bones, Season 6 Episode 9: The Doctor in the Photo)
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10PM
“Perché la luna a volte compare di giorno” e “Perché il cielo è blu” sono le domande più difficili e frequenti che i genitori si sentono rivolgere. A dimostrazione che i bambini amano stare con gli occhi all’insù, nella top ten dei quesiti più ostici compaiono anche “Scopriremo mai gli extraterrestri”, “Come fanno gli aerei a non cadere”, “Dove vanno gli uccelli d’inverno”, “Chi è che fa l’arcobaleno”, “Quanto pesa la Terra” e “Perché esistono i fusi orari”. Particolarmente insidiosa anche per uno scienziato è poi la domanda: “Perché l’acqua è bagnata?”
Dall’articolo “‘Papà, perché il cielo è blu?’ Le domande terribili dei bimbi” di Elena Dusi (via pollicinor)
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