The degree of Slowness is directly proportional to the intensity of memory The degree of speed is di

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The degree of Slowness is directlyproportional
to the intensity of memoryThe degree of speed
is directly proportionedto the intensity of
forgetting. Milan Kundera, Slowness
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Average Income
20,000 Dollars/Annum
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Decades
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Value and Quality
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Professor Klas Tham University of Lund Principal
Exhibition Architect, Malmo
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Value
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Professor Klas Tham University of Lund Principal
Exhibition Architect, Malmo
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Value
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A true rebirth of distressed areas (and the
cities in which they are located) will only occur
if we make these places neighborhoods of choice
for individuals and families with a broad range
of incomes, and neighborhoods of connection that
are fully linked to metropolitan
opportunities. Bruce Katz .Poverty and Places
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Men organized in small units will take better
care of their bit of land or other natural
resources than anonymous companies or
megalomaniac governments which pretend to
themselves that the whole universe is their
legitimate quarry. E.F. Schumacher
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What can we do?
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If you want to go places, start from where you
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If you are poor, start with something cheap,
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• If you are uneducated,
• start with something simple,

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If you live in a poor environment, with small
markets, start with something small,
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• If you are unemployed,
• start with using your own labour-
• productive use of it is better than
• letting it lie idle.

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DD Motors
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