removing intro after re-reading README

Author: nimwunnan

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 asphorisms
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+"Asphorism" is a portmantau of "apsirational" and "aphorism". Aphorisms make you feel better about your work without having to do anything. 
 
 Collaborative spec for a new set of aspirational aphorisms or "asphorisms" to post on the walls of offices full of people using computers.
 
-So far, the most common high-level instructions we give to ourselves while working have been [written haphazardly](http://xkcd.com/1428/), distributed by [fads](http://www.keepcalmandcarryon.com/) and memes, and often reflect an [unexamined position](http://gizmodo.com/5878987/its-official-google-is-evil-now) in the society the authors claim to be helping make into a [better place](http://youtu.be/J-GVd_HLlps?t=37s).
+So far, the most common high-level instructions we give to ourselves while working have been [written haphazardly](http://xkcd.com/1428/), distributed by [fads](http://www.keepcalmandcarryon.com/) and memes, and often reflect an [unexamined position](http://gizmodo.com/5878987/its-official-google-is-evil-now) in the society the authors claim to be helping make into a [better place](http://youtu.be/J-GVd_HLlps?t=37s). For example, "Move Fast and Break Things" works well for those with freedom of movement and spare things, but that type of work is not inherently better than work done by confined and impoverished workers.
 
 This project is an attempt to create an open source set of new asphorisms, collaboratively written to reflect a set of ideas we and the people who use our work can live with. The first release will be considered Asphorisms 2.0
 

asphorisms.md

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 ##Giving you the doubt to drive self-improvement
 
-"Asphorism" is a portmantau of "apsirational" and "aphorism". Aphorisms make you feel better about your work without having to do anything. 
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-This is a project to establish a deliberate and critically aware set of asphorisms to replace the ad-hoc set that has made its way onto the walls and t-shirts of the contemporary workforce, especially in the tech community. For example, "Move Fast and Break Things" works well for those with freedom of movement and spare things, but that type of work is not inherently better than work done by confined and impoverished workers. Putting "Keep Calm and Carry On" on anything does not make you quaint, cute, or clever, and should not happen, ever.
 
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