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Posted by Sanders Kaufman on 01/07/07 02:40
the red dot wrote:
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> wrote in message
>> Sanders Kaufman wrote:
>>> When Napoleon seized control of France, he fired the court musician
>>> (Mozart?). He said that every possible combination of notes had
>>> already, at some point, been combined.
>>>
>>> Every web site is just a take-off on some other web site.
>> Maybe for you. But there are a lot of good webmasters out there still
>> creating unique sites.
>>
> a unique idea is a one (if you are very lucky) lifetime occurance.
There's a scene in the movie "A Beautiful Mind". (Maybe it was
from the Steven Hawkings book - I forget.)
This super-smart math dude is trying to do doctorate stuff. He
talks about trying to come up with *one unique idea*. If he can
just come up with *one unique idea*, he'll be able to make his
mark on academia.
We're all looking for a one unique idea.
Some of us think every idea they have is a new one.
Some of us are smart enough to know how rarely that happens.
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