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The Story of Lamborghini

Very interesting story. Copying Verbatim from Yourstory :

Ferrucio was originally a farmer who made tractors. His business was very successful and he was among the most wealthy in Italy. He owned Ferrari among other super cars. The Ferrari used to give him constant trouble. Being a mechanic, he tried to fix the problem and found out that his Ferrari had the same clutch as used in one of his tractors.

“All my Ferraris had clutch problems. When you drove normally, everything was fine. But when you were going hard, the clutch would slip under acceleration; it just wasn’t up to the job.”

Ferrucio went to the service guys regularly to have a clutch rebuilt or renewed, and every time, the car was taken away for several hours and he was not allowed to watch it being repaired. The problem with the clutch was never cured, so Ferrucio decided to talk to Enzo Ferrari. He had to wait for him a very long time.

‘Ferrari, your cars are rubbish!’ Ferrucio complained. Il Commendatore was furious. “Lamborghini, you may be able to drive a tractor but you will never be able to handle a Ferrari Properly.’  This was the point when he finally decided to make a perfect car. Yes, Lamborghini.

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FTOTW249 – best links of the week ending 9-July-2017

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1. Motivation Doesn’t Work: Here’s What Does ~ brilliant /Via @csdivakar https://t.co/LMTBtHAsD5 – Original Tweet

2. The Marco Polo of Neuroscience ~ vv interesting profile of VS Ramachandran /Via @rkrishnakumaremail https://t.co/B9l6YxqDe4 – Original Tweet

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FTOTW248 – best links of the week ending 2-July-2017

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Here are the best links shared on my tweet stream this week.

Best Links

1. Why exercise is underrated? & why do we even need a brain? https://t.co/8XW7RqxSXE ~ brilliant. must watch /Via @krishashok – Original Tweet

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FTOTW247 – best links of the week ending 25-June-2017

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Here are the best links shared on my tweet stream this week.

Best Links

1. GE Transportation works to fill largest order in its history from Indian Railways ~ Amazing /Via @kameshkk https://t.co/UoI10uFSGt – Original Tweet

2. Ripple effects from a seemingly small act of kindness ~ amazing thread /Via @vijayanands https://t.co/tej3KJ7rvN – Original Tweet

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FTOTW246 – best links of the week ending 18-June-2017

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Here are the best links shared on my tweet stream this week.

Best Links

1. Why did humans first drink cow milk? by Annika Schauer ~ brilliant /Via @rsukumar https://t.co/MgBNoQgcbV – Original Tweet

2. Buying wine for the boss? Bottle rocket’s use of JTBD https://t.co/Gek30U4C3S ~ brilliant /Via @janupapu – Original Tweet

3. We have our happiness equation wrong https://t.co/ETG1owXgHz ~ brilliant /Via @rucsb – Original Tweet

4. How genetics is settling the Aryan migration debate by @tjoseph0010 ~ brilliant /Via @rsukumar https://t.co/JY7W7VmsFb – Original Tweet

5. Indian Entrepreneurs Upcycle Leftover Religious Flowers Into Useful Products https://t.co/GW1nDeI8OV ~ brilliant /Via @rucsb – Original Tweet

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