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Sometimes it is possible to distill wisdom into a set of byte-sized rules. Or so we have been thinking since long, the tradition going back, in some sense, to Moses. Among the most quotable of these (though the number is not ten) is Polonius’ advice to Laertes, perhaps the most singable, Paul Simon’s 50 ways… […]http://hcurocks.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/logo_of_the_ten_simple_rules_collection_at_plos_computational_biology.png