Re: [Trisquel-users] Are there any famous celebrities that advocate Free Software?

[gslima2016]

I agree partially. The image of transgression was the only thing that brought  
us progress on science, although I agree that what he done on Brazil was not  
a civic thing (he defaced a wall). Formerly scientists thought that  
out-of-box thinking was everything, and they wanted to stimulate more  
scientists to appear, every land was a land of farmers, so they had to appeal  
for transgression for science advancement. Today, we have a big problem: the  
cult of transgression became not well channelled, because of inequality of  
opportunities on life and belicist persons. You know, some old rock bands  
where actually cool, and I pretty like those prior to these days, because  
they only posed as bad persons, but on personal life they where truly  
concerned on morals and ethics. If this consolates you, I heard that he's at  
least making an effort to convert himself to christianism, where many stop  
before recycling its own attitudes.