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Awesome Point!

1. “ Entrapment is only when someone convinces someone else to commit a crime. To conflate entrapment with temptation diminishes both the concepts of personal freedom and personal responsibility.”
   Grant Robertson in response to Bait Bikes: Clever Theft-Deterrent or Entrapment?
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2. “The pay-what-you-want model, while not outright bargaining, may provide an organization with valuable information about how customers value its offerings.”
   Dorian Taylor in response to Panera's Pay-What-You-Want Restaurant Actually Works
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3. “As well intended as it may be, a boycott towards BP, or any large company for that matter, would be ineffective unless you really dig through their corporate structure and do your homework.”
   Two Steps Forward in response to It Would Be Really Hard to Boycott BP
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4. “ I'd love to see that press release soon! Too bad it's fictional.”
   tofumond in response to What BP Should Have Said
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5. “(While you're at it, perhaps submit a DOODLE for our new series?) This is one of the coolest, most original projects I've seen in a while. I hope to contribute a design or two myself, soon.”
   Scott Bush in response to A Logo for Every City on the Planet
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6. “Lecturing people about being environmentally-friendly is about as effective as telling investment bankers not to cheat. Hippy talk should be replaced with economic and national security arguments.”
   thatguy in response to Electronics Companies, Ranked by Greenpeace
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7. “The dominant theme of the internet for the past couple years has been "why not?" Why not put captions over the Big Picture's images? It DOES create something new, which is almost always valuable.”
   Will Etling in response to What's Your Take on The Big Caption?
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8. “Hi everyone, this is Ian and I am the author of The Big Caption (long time reader of GOOD as well). I am so sorry to have disappointed all of you.”
   Ian Collins in response to What's Your Take on The Big Caption?
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9. “The switch to natural gas was the major cause of the drop in the carbon intensity of energy last year, but it was due to the current low cost of natural gas, not a desire to reduce carbon emissions.”
   sanchezmario in response to Our Carbon Emissions Were Down in 2009
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10. “If the average Joe can't afford it, he won't use it - plain and simple. And a culture of green isn't going to happen without the average Joes on board.”
    audreynicole in response to Back-to-Basics Bike by Sson
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