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    GOOGLE.....

    Nothing is more awesome than Google and Hoertjoep (Youtube)

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    a job & a house!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JackBauer View Post
    GOOGLE.....

    Nothing is more awesome than Google and Hoertjoep (Youtube)
    amen

    thou shall not say "i cant" if you have not used google!
    "Get to the Choppa!"

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    There isnt much that i havent been able to solve after getting stuck and then googling lol. Google is your friend.

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    Firstly : Shame on you buzz, having scratched your disc SO badly.

    On topic: Google. Pretty much sums it up.

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    You're all talking about the concept of information asymmetry and how the internet breaks down a lot of traditional barriers in this regard. Go do some reading on it, it's truly fascinating stuff

    As a starter link (shudder), here's the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_asymmetry

    Although it refers to information asymmetry specifically in the broader economic context, it's implication in day-to-day life is particularly relevant and important too.

    Follow the cited links and articles for the really interesting stuff
    You have a right to your opinion. I have a right to tell you how fucking stupid it is.

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