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Science, as an institution, cannot be independent of human passions.

— Carlos Gershenson Zire Notes (2004)

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All human relationships are based on misunderstandings.

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It is not that you cannot understand it, it is that you cannot compute it.

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Winning or losing does not matter as much as what you learn from it.

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The only impossible thing is something to be impossible.

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