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by Nieizviestno

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1. T H E U N D E R C O V E R E C O N O M I S T
  
  Yes
Catching the Big Fish

by David Lynch

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1. Ideas are like fish.
  
  I think the water metaphors are very suitable for everything life and creative. I also like taoist philosophy.
Creation Today

by Igor Byttebier, Godelieve Spaas
1. Fundamentally changing the way we experience Motion and the meaning we give it creates an open, multiform and dynamic way for companies to develop.
  
  The world is in motion, moving from solids to liquid and eventually even gas.
2. Co-creation at Work
  
  The question always is, how to organise the diversity?
3. Dare to do something that you may not have com- pletely under control.
  
  Essential to discover the impossible and evolve mankind.
4. By developing awareness on these three levels they nurture their own souls and the soul of new shoes today.
  
  Never forget the inside. It's needed for outside impact.
Hoe verandert internet je manier van denken?
Hoe verandert internet je manier van denken?

by John Brockman
1. Dit jaar heb ik een beroep gedaan op Hans Ulrich Obrist, conservator van de Serpentine Gallery in
  
  Beautiful
2. Hoe internet deze verstrengeling van complexe systemen stimuleert, begrijp je pas als je snapt hoe het programmeren van computers is veranderd door internet. In de 20e eeuw hadden programmeurs absolute heerschappij in een afgebakende wereld met nauwkeurig
  
  Mooi
Linchpin

by Seth Godin

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1. Inspiring staff
  
  Hartstikke fijn!
2. If your organization is a network (and it is), what holds that network together?
  
  Jup
3. They see and understand the challenges before them, without carrying the baggage of expectations or attachment.
4. The problem doesn’t lie with the great teachers. Great teachers strive to create linchpins. The problem lies with the system that punishes artists and rewards bureaucrats instead.
  
  Schools
Makers, by Cory Doctorow
Makers, by Cory Doctorow

by Unknown

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1. Cory Doctorow
  
  I think he's a real publishing pioneer.
Mockingjay

by Suzanne Collins

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1. This enthusiasm was interpreted as kindness. But a man named Dalton, a District 10 refugee who’d made it to 13 on foot a few years ago, leaked the real motive to me. “They need you. Me. They need us all. Awhile back, there was some sort of pox epidemic that killed a bunch of them and left a lot more infertile.
  
  Kaas enzo
Networking Awesomely

by Colin Wright
1. Add follow-up names to my to-do list - One of my categories on my to-do list (I use Todoist.com
  
  Mooi!
2. It’s a tall order, honestly. We don’t really think about how much societal clout we have, even if we aren’t
  
  Prachtig
3. It’s a tall order, honestly. We don’t really think about how much societal clout we have, even if we aren’t
  
  Prachtig
Personal Branding

by Colin Wright
1. The idea is that you can develop a collection of symbols and associations with yourself, granting your name, face and work the same benefits that companies with solid brand equity (like Coca-Cola or Apple) enjoys.
  
  I thought personal branding was about image and identity.
Remix

by Lawrence Lessig
1. publish and sell any kind of digital content.
  
  With openmargin digital content gets a new dimension. Just saying :)
2. That romance in turn allows the metaphor to spread into other social or political conflicts
  
  Metaphors!
3. young people together singing the songs of the day and the old songs,” Currier asked:
  
  Fine
4. We could have taken these tapes we got of Casey Kasem and hired someone who imitated Casey Kasem,
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

by Francis Scott Fitzgerald

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1. Mr. Roger Button, the president of Roger Button & Co., Wholesale Hardware, began to run toward Doctor Keene with much less dignity
  
  Tja