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Quel genre de Bouddhiste était vraiment Steve Jobs ?
Je m’attendais au pire, mais c’est un très bel article faisant le lien entre la réalité et les apparences, les convictions et les actions, d’un homme qui aura marqué son époque : comment être dans le monde et être dans sa tête ?
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”If you want to know what I think, just look at our products.
Steve Jobs - What Kind of Buddhist was Steve Jobs, Really? | NeuroTribes
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”You would wrap a tree trunk with ropes, and keep punching it. You throw 5000 punches day and night — do that for a month, the inside of your fist swells up until you can barely curl your fingers. Then you open a tin can and set it up on a stand. You keep punching the sharp part. When your hand turns into mush with blood and pus, you start punching a pile of salt. Repeat it, and your hands become like a stone.
L’entraînement des forces spéciales en Corée du Nord.
Ask a Korean!: Ask a Korean! News: North Korean Special Forces
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Professions réglementées et protectionnismes
Faut-il vraiment une licence pour être coiffeur ? Jusqu’à récemment c’était le cas en Italie. C’est d’ailleurs toujours le cas dans bon nombre d’états des Etats-Unis… sous prétexte qu’un coiffeur inexpérimenté risquerait de couper quelqu’un s’il dérape avec son rasoir.
Et pour être avocat ou comptable ?
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”It turns out that while large companies and organizations are phenomenally good at managing complexity, they’re actually quite bad at tackling ambiguity.
Eloge de la pensée hybride - Why Can’t Big Companies Solve Big Problems? | Co.Design: business innovation design
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”Sorrow comes in great waves—no one can know that better than you—but it rolls over us, and though it may almost smother us it leaves us on the spot and we know that if it is strong we are stronger, inasmuch as it passes and we remain.
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”I don’t know why we live—the gift of life comes to us from I don’t know what source or for what purpose; but I believe we can go on living for the reason that (always of course up to a certain point) life is the most valuable thing we know anything about and it is therefore presumptively a great mistake to surrender it while there is any yet left in the cup.
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”When you’re president, as opposed to the head of a private equity firm, then your job is not simply to maximize profits. Your job is to figure out how everybody in the country has a fair shot… And so if your main argument for how to grow the economy is ‘I knew how to make a lot of money for investors,’ then you’re missing what this job is about.
President Obama on why Mitt Romney’s record in the private sector matters (via barackobama)
Amen.
(via bijan)
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Chicago Sunset (by PeteTsai)
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Sapporo, Paris 1er, à l’intersection rue Saint-Anne et rue Croix de Petits-Champs…
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(by d3sign)
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(by Lucas Joseph)
