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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Uniqually Yours Einstein said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results. I really love how people run around quoting this without the understanding that repetition is the road to advancement. That doing something over and over brings enlightenment, which leads to ideas. We don’t expect different results. We know the same thing is going to happen but, accumulative experience brings understanding of dynamics. This leads to increased production of failure. It is this success in failure that leads to abstract thought which, throughout history has paved the road to innovation. The greatest achievements of man have been inspired by insanity. Remember Einstein was a nut job so before you go quoting him take a minute to think outside the box. My theory of relativity says that we are all related as a species. On a level we are all the alike while at the same time so incredibly different. We are all uniqual. What this means, is from our common understanding of existence, we create a standard from which we stray to find our own individuality this means that from someone else’s point of view we are all relatively nuts. By: Jeremy Siedlecki authors note: uniqual is a combination of unique and equal
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