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I'm so glad this text inspired you, I really am. It's the technique I've been using since I started, and the more I've studied how social media works, the more I see how this technique can be used to write about anything. This applies to writing, videos, podcasts, and everything else—it's fantastic.
Hi! This method has reminded me of the hologram theory: like in a hologram, where a part of the hologram contains all the information of the whole, anything in the universe can also be a projection of the whole universe. For example, the particles in the atoms can be a projection of the Solar sytem. Or the whole universe can be studied on the example of the glass of wine. I think, this is the secret, why experiences of other people resonate in us so much.
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What you said was very interesting. It's true, when you look closely at something so small you can see the details and connections that tiny element has with countless other things. The example of the wine copy fascinated me, and I instantly saw its connection to creativity.