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I'm studying art & aesthetics of cinema at the university of Lausanne, Switzerland. I enjoy movies, books, camping, girls, insects, krautrock, the jungle, dogs, the sea, pillows, long-lasting batteries, you probably, photography, computers, hammocks, autumn, animals, coffee, kitsch stuff, art, fish, matchbox model cars, linguistics, nice chairs, things I didn't know before, getting lost, music, porto, talking, gore, posters, high-voltage lightbulbs, a chimney, making pizza, cybernetics, digging up dirt, utopia, witnessing inappropriate remarks, cacti, museums, smiles, mountains, scarves, cooking, cats, big cities, animated gifs, browsing your bookshelf, urbanism, the wonders of the web 2.0, glossy magazines, electronics, the imminent crumbling of western post-industrial civilization, belgian beer, well-made clothes, philosophy, heavy rain, the company of friends, smoked tea, big eyes, walking around

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10/09/2009

The games Semai children play are non-competitive (Bonta 1997). One game involves hitting at other children with sticks; the sticks, however, always stop short a few inches from their target so that no one actually gets struck.

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