You Don’t Need to be Original: Learn From the Old to Create Something New
Everyone wants to be first. Our competitive and status-seeking nature drives us to chase the novel. We want new experiences.
Everyone wants to be first. Our competitive and status-seeking nature drives us to chase the novel. We want new experiences.
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