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simplicity
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kx21
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Scientific Measure for Smartness?
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misstree
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I. makes great patterns for medieval stuff. *shrug* II. meself, i prefer the complex things with lots of pretty shiny things that jingle and loads of buttons to push. III. is best.
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020309
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girl_jane
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has been all but forgotten
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020331
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dondeestanlosjaguares
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there is no way to get around things that are monstruous in appearance if you fear them. looking at things through different perspectives is the easiest way to approach the situation, because you can see which path is the best. many things must be broken down, made simpler, like some horrible trigonometric problem, just to get to the point of it. even geniuses know this, it is the principal that they follow, so why wouldn't you??? (don't believe me, try einstein's "theory of relativity"
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020714
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or should I change
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The measure of beauty, forgoten inside the infinite realm of details, and ignored in lieu of the promise of greatness. The first solution to all problems. The end result of living. Ultimate simplicity.
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020727
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phil
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today
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020729
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the ideal of minimalism. the reduction of the unneeded. that quality so often ascociated with grace. essentials.
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emmi
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i've always respected simplicity and resented those who can't see the value of it. maybe it's a culture thing
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H. L. Mencken
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"For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong."
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081130
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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