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There is nothing new, but what has become antiquated.

There is nothing new, but what has become antiquated.

Summary

This quote suggests that when something new emerges, it quickly becomes outdated and old-fashioned. It implies that everything has already existed in some form or another, and what we consider to be new or innovative is simply a reinvention or an evolution of what came before. It highlights the cyclical nature of progress and implies that true originality is rare, as most ideas are built upon those that came before them. Ultimately, the quote challenges the concept of novelty, suggesting that there are no completely new ideas, only variations or modernizations of earlier concepts.

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