Discard an axiom |
Go outside. Shut the door |
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The inconsistency principle |
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Faced with a choice, do both |
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Don't be frightened of cliches |
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Do nothing for as long as possible |
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Humanize something free of error |
Don't stress one thing more than another |
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In total darkness, or in a very largeroom, very quietly |
You don't have to be ashamed of using your own ideas |
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Listen to the quiet voice |
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Consult other sources Promising |
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From nothing to more than nothing |
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Lowest common denominator |
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Don't be frightened to display yourtalents |
Don't be frightened to display yourtalents |
Destroy nothing |
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