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Who said the masa are ignorant about elections and politics?

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Two years ago, I read about Iceland which crowd sourced for a new constitution. It was an innovation on how to use the Internet for a political revolution. It could be done they said because Iceland was a small country.

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On the last day of this month, bayanko.org.ph, our website for crowdsourcing a new constitution for a new county, will hold an acquaintance party at the Club Filipino.

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Underdogs. People love ‘em. They love stories about underdogs even more. (Manny Pacquiao is perhaps the most cherished local example, though now he’s officially a top dog.)

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We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom.

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First of all, a lesson.

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IQ and sky-high grades when you’re still in school have become the most common barometers for success.

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We can. The beginnings of the challenge are already before Filipinos who network despite Malcolm Gladwell who wrote in The New Yorker magazine (<http://www.new yorker.com/reporting/2010/10/04/101004fa_fact_gladwell?-current Page=all>) that we can’t because a social revolution is different from social networking.

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If you want to master anything, you have to put in 10,000 hours of practice to get to that level.

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Moments after reading Malcolm Gladwell’s New Yorker piece “Small Change: Why the revolution will not be tweeted,” I find out on Twitter that Carlos Celdran had been locked up for disrupting a Manila Cathedral service with his performance art protest.

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On the last day of this month, bayanko.org.ph, our website for crowdsourcing a new constitution for a new county, will hold an acquaintance party at the Club Filipino.

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Underdogs. People love ‘em. They love stories about underdogs even more. (Manny Pacquiao is perhaps the most cherished local example, though now he’s officially a top dog.)

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We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom.

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First of all, a lesson.

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IQ and sky-high grades when you’re still in school have become the most common barometers for success.

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If you want to master anything, you have to put in 10,000 hours of practice to get to that level.

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