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Hi! I'm Gabriele, I'm attending the last year of Computer Science at the university in Milan, where I live with my girlfriend. I'm also working part-time for a small software house. I joined in order to improve my english, mainly to be able to go abroad when I graduate and find a job there, maybe in London or Dublin; before I go, anyway, I have to make english part of my daily life, it has to become natural for me to think and write in english. That is my goal, I hope being part of italki can help me achieving it. I'm italian by birth, so if you have questions about italian culture or language.. just ask :)
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    Milan, Italy! Not the best city in the world, but I like it :)
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    The Big Bang Theory rules :D Sheldon is my favorite character, really funny :D
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    September 2, 2010
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    Interesting question.. I don't think there's a straightforward answer to it, but I'm sure the key is in what you study (or in who is your teacher, if you prefer it that way). I think that if you have no boundaries in the information you can reach (i.e. you have non-censored access to the internet :P) learning cannot be negative, as you can always know what is true and what is not; otherwise, if learning is somewhat restricted or limited to only a certain point of view it could have terrible consequences.
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    September 2, 2010
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