1% rule (Internet culture) (en.wikipedia.org)
1% rule (Internet culture)
The “90–9–1” version of this rule states that 1% of people create content, 9% edit or modify that content, and 90% view the content without contributing
“He argues there are 3 drivers behind huge human projects: fear of death (war), desire of economic gain, and service to god/monarch. The last one is mostly gone so that leaves the first two. He argues that economic gain is the driver we should be focused on and that investment into a manned space program leads to a culture of innovation in our country and for the next generation, which has widespread economic benefits.”
— Watch this: Neil deGrasse Tyson on why we need NASA to dream for the future | The Verge
“After these deadly results, British intelligence leaked falsified information implying that the rockets were over-shooting their London target by 10 to 20 miles. This tactic worked and for the remainder of the war most landed in Kent due to erroneous recalibration.”
“You can’t combat piracy. Externalities are a cost of doing business. Anyone who thinks otherwise is kidding him/herself.”
— http://www.boingboing.net/2012/01/04/articulate-explanation-of-how.html
