Mimicking is our innate nature… so it’s more powerful impact of teaching when the person teaching has abilities to leave a positive mark on those listening following learning from him.
@@M.IbrahimWaseem-h9y Everyone is a refined version of their ancestors. But they are just a version. What I took from the word "original" in the context was that it was being used to suggest our natural born state is without influence, but that we end subsumed by our experiences and so on. We are born with every influence however. It's in our code. An 18th century writer is unlikely to have known this of course
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Mimicking is our innate nature… so it’s more powerful impact of teaching when the person teaching has abilities to leave a positive mark on those listening following learning from him.
We aren't born as originals. We're all born with genetic baggage that links us, irrevocably and in every way, to others. Particularly to our own kin
That genetic combination is unique, hence original
@@M.IbrahimWaseem-h9y Everyone is a refined version of their ancestors. But they are just a version.
What I took from the word "original" in the context was that it was being used to suggest our natural born state is without influence, but that we end subsumed by our experiences and so on.
We are born with every influence however. It's in our code. An 18th century writer is unlikely to have known this of course