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For those of you who didn't want to read this comment about a shortcut because it was longer then the original post, (the tongue-in-cheek part was the title! Oh, that Anonymous jokester...), I'd like to provide a shortcut. So as not to continue to use the name of Galileo in vain, I will call it the "Renaisauce Outline".
1. Ego isn't good
2. Do stuff open-source
3. Don't worry about the money
4. Discuss
5. Be creative
6. Invent something to demonstrate your theory
7. Meditating isn't the same thing as meditation.
You can use this to study for the exam.