Are My Theories Original or Redundant?

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In summary, exploring beliefs as a new member can bring into question whether one's theories are truly unique. As individuals join new communities or groups, they may find that their ideas and beliefs have already been discussed and developed by others. This can lead to a deeper understanding and appreciation of the collective knowledge and wisdom within the group, while also challenging one's own sense of originality. Ultimately, acknowledging the potential overlap and influences of others can help foster growth and collaboration in the pursuit of unique and innovative theories.
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DWT
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Hello,

I am an average guy with a couple theories. Looking to see if they are new and unique or just old hat.

Mahalo
DWT
 
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Welcome to PF. Mainstream only please.
 

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