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2017-10-04	52.218.16.26 (ClassC)
2017-11-10	52.218.64.210 (ClassC)
2017-11-13	54.231.131.4 (ClassC)
2017-12-21	52.218.21.44 (ClassC)
2018-01-27	52.218.16.154 (ClassC)
2024-05-18	52.218.30.68 (ClassC)
2024-09-05	52.218.41.36 (ClassC)
2024-09-26	52.92.2.252 (ClassC)
2024-12-21	52.218.105.156 (ClassC)
2025-04-11	3.5.67.37 (ClassC)

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!doctype html>html>head>  title>                     Brio:                  a conference               about the future of             being entrepreneurial/title>  !--  ‘Changing the world’ is not enough.   Forget it exists and make something new.                    — Rick Falkvinge  Since the strength and reality of every   organization lies in the sense of community   of the people who have been attracted to it,  its success has enormously more to do with   clarity of a shared purpose, common principles,   and strength of belief in them, than with money,   material assets, or management practices,   important as they may be.                    — Dee Hock  The work exists for the person as much as the   person exists for the work.                    — Robert Greenleaf  If we do not let people do things the way they do,   we will never know what they are really capable of   and they will just follow our boarding school rules.                    — Ricardo Semler  We have frequently printed the word Democracy.   Yet I cannot too often repeat, that it is a   word the real gist of which still sleeps,   quite unawakened…   It is a great word, whose history, I suppose   remains unwritten, because that history has   yet to be enacted. It is, in some sort,   younger brother of another great and often   used word, Nature, whose history also   waits unwritten.                    — Walt Whitman  Leader presumes follower. Follower presumes   choice. One who is coerced to the purposes,   objectives, or preferences of another is not   a follower in any true sense of the word,   but an object of manipulation.  In the deepest sense, distinction between   leaders and followers is meaningless. In every  moment of life, we are simultaneously leading   and following. There is never a time when our   knowledge, judgment and wisdom are not more   useful and applicable than that of another.   There is never a time when the knowledge,   judgment and wisdom of another are not more   useful and applicable than ours. At an

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