(Opinion article)

Everything in the world is trivial until a few platitudes do not merge into one uniqueness.

We live in the sea, where everything is thought, said, done.

The Ukrainian alphabet, as well as the Russian,   have only 33 letters, more than 200,000 words in each one. And only a different combination of these letters, a combination of words-will make the text unique.

We have learned to create clones and repeat after nature, questioned its uniqueness.

Can a person’s thought be unique? Not in its purest form. Coincidentally, Yes.

How many inventions were thought up by independent scientists? Radio, telephone, antiseptic, chloroform…and many more!

And at the same time…millions of people wear white sneakers. Carrying them for a year, putting sneakers in a row…the master will find his pair. How? These are the features of how shoes are worn. Someone put a stain that can’t be removed. Someone has a broken elastic band or torn fabric. Someone is trampling their shoes. And now…each pair is unique!

Uniqueness is a child of simplicity and banality.

In music, there are only seven notes and only their combination among themselves, the ability of the musician in a game does a melody unique, one specific melody.

Everything in the world is trivial until a few platitudes do not merge into one uniqueness.