[jasonust]

Ever notice how much time we spend chasing “new” when most of what works is just old stuff recycled? Platforms, apps, even memes — same formulas, different packaging. Makes me wonder how many of us are actually innovating vs just repackaging with better timing.

Not knocking it — sometimes the smartest move isn’t reinventing, it’s recognizing what people already like and giving it a fresh coat of paint.

What do you guys think? Is originality overrated, or is there still space for truly new ideas in 2025?

[DAL-SHA]

there is a space for truly new ideas in 2025 when we stop copying and coming up with something original

[Deany]

It's just social media slop pure garbage

[Pοιsonlεaf]

Def. Most of the 'new' things these days are just recycled. I saw Ed Sheeran in an interview once where he explain that most pop songs are the same 4 cords.