We tend to think of future inventions and discoveries, but in reality, these things already exist in the knowledge bank of the universe.

Summary

This quote suggests that rather than creating something entirely new, human inventions and discoveries are merely tapping into the existing collective knowledge of the universe. It implies that everything we think of as novel or innovative has already existed in some form, waiting to be discovered. This perspective challenges the notion of novelty and highlights the idea that humans are not so much creating new things as they are uncovering what has always been present in the immense realm of universal knowledge.

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