Maybe imitation truly is the best form of flattery?
When you copy other people, they know that you copied them, and you don't know how they know. Whenever you copy something, you copy features its creator knows are random. You don't know which those are, but the creator knows.
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Indeed. PG notes this himself in “What You Can’t Say” (http://www.paulgraham.com/say.html ).pic.twitter.com/xn8sJyCcjL
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Fake it until you KNOW HOW to make it.
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Like Agloe NY
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"Everyone knows the formation by which you achieved victory, yet no one knows the formations by which you were able to create victory." Sun Tzu
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“Good artists copy; great artists steal“ - Picasso
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@michayonin Exactly. No "creation" comes from the ether. Ultimately it's all a curated assembly of copied bits. - Show replies
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