If you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all.

Summary

This quote suggests that once you have seen one thing of a specific kind, you have essentially seen everything that falls within that category. In the context of redwoods, it implies that if you have observed or experienced one redwood tree, you have essentially experienced all redwood trees because they are all similar or identical. It may reflect a perspective that fails to appreciate the unique qualities, intricacies, and individuality that can be found within any given set or group.

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