2005/06/30


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Photo by David Mendelsohn

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Photo by David Mendelsohn

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Photo by David Mendelsohn

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2005/06/29


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Foto de Pedro Silva

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As grandes ideias são aquelas nas quais a única coisa que nos surpreende é que não nos tivessem ocorrido antes. (Noel Clarasó) - A inspiração existe, mas tem de te encontrar a trabalhar. (Picasso) - Aquilo que guia e arrasta o mundo não são as máquinas, mas as ideias. (Victor Hugo) - Penso 99 vezes e nada descubro; deixo de pensar, mergulho no silêncio - e eis que a verdade se revela! (Einstein) - Nos momentos de crise, só a inspiração é mais importante que o conhecimento. (Albert Einstein) - A ideia que não procura converter-se em palavra é uma má ideia, e a palavra que não procura converter-se em acção é uma má palavra. (Chesterton) - A criatividade consiste apenas em perceber o que já esta lá. Sabia que os sapatos direito e esquerdo só foram inventados há pouco mais de um século? (Bernice Fitz-Gibbon)

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