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Ideologists Wordgasm

You can't believe me. I'm dishonest. And you can only believe that I will always be dishonest with you. So don't expect things at all.
But.... You can believe my ideas, you can believe my ideas more than me because I do the same.
You can believe my ideas as much as any other legend in the world. People die. Ideas travel. Ideas live for long, life is cheaper than ideas. Take my ideas, take others ideas and always share your ideas because it's abundant and most of all, if not you someone else can use it in a better way and create what you couldn't.
Don't believe in keeping "your own" secret formula.
The more ideas you share, you realize the more ideas starts growing in your mind. You need to keep removing these like a crop
and allow other ideas to grow.
My life maybe cheap for most of you, but my ideas are priceless.
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  1. tejas18 November 2017 at 12:48

    That was one really good piece of writing above...waiting to see those ideas of yours

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