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I made this quote on canvas recently in the hope that Penguin Books wouldn't mind just as Cambells soup didn't of Andy Warhol's paintings.

The life quote is inspired by Andrew Stanton's (Toy Story and Walli Filmmaker) incredible outlook on: What it is that tells a good story?

The greatest stories by his workings:

     1. Make you care

     2. Promise something that you the audience understand

     3. ... as a major temperment that drives anyone in the same stuation.

But as William Archer quotes a:

     4. "... mingled uncertainty" is essential in a good story that

     5.  Promise little in the way of unreality and...

     6. Capture a truth with utmost value...

     7.  You the storyteller exclusively have experience in and

By Carlo Ratti, an Architect and Engineer not to mention director of the MIT Senseable City Lab. Redrawing the map of Great Britain from a network of human interactions Do regional boundaries defined by governments respect the more natural ways that people interact across space? This paper proposes a novel, fine-grained approach to regional delineation, based on analyzing networks of billions of individual human transactions. Given a geographical area and some measure of the strength of links between its inhabitants, we show how to partition the area into smaller, non-overlapping regions while minimizing the disruption to each person’s links. We tested our method on the largest non-Internet human network, inferred from a large telecommunications database in Great Britain. Our partitioning algorithm yields geographically cohesive regions that correspond remarkably well with administrative regions, while unveiling unexpected spatial structures that had previously only been hypothesized in the literature. We also quantify the effects of partitioning, showing for instance that the effects of a possible secession of Wales from Great Britain would be twice as disruptive for the human network than that of Scotland.