I hear you and I think it certainly feels as though nothing is new and original anymore, however, we know that there are brand new approaches in medicine, vaccine development, cancer treatments, and so on. We also occasionally find new products (largely technologically driven) in the marketplace. Because there is so much copycatting going on and lots of products arriving on the scene as upgrades to prior versions of themselves, with slight tweaks in design, functionality and scope, it certainly feels as though we are in a period of creative stasis at times. This is probably why when genuinely new ideas hit the shelves, the excitement is palpable and demand for them goes through the roof! :-)
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