67 - Originality

from Young and Foolish · host George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, Raymond Xiao

On this episode of the young and foolish podcast, the guys ponder upon the concept of originality. What is "original"? What are some ways we can view influences, homages, and references? Things do not exist in a vacuum; they are interrelated. However, in what context do works feel like they added onto the preexisting? And when do they feel cheap, weak, or copied? The guys go over various examples and share some of their perspectives.

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