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But anything can also be unique. There are millions of programmers. But how many people are working on some obscure open source project? Not everyone NEEDS/WA
by onlyrealcuzzo 5y ago
But anything can also be unique.
There are millions of programmers. But how many people are working on some obscure open source project?
Not everyone NEEDS/WANTS to be unique.
But anyone can be. Easily. Don't give me this 7Bn people bull crap. 2^33 > 7Bn you only have to make a few choices / do a few things slightly different - and you're doing something unique.
You also don't have to go things alone. You can join a group of people that are doing something unique - see everyone at Rajneeshpuram or Biosphere 2. You don't have to be Osho or John Allen. Or even Ma Anand Sheela. You can just be a part of something unique.
- quickthrower2 5y agoI think the word “unique” in the description is unnecessary. You can absolutely have a non-unique calling. Depending on how you categorise it though it may or may not sound unique. It’s like the are we a monopoly question: Google: we are not a monopoly in the advertising business. We have so much competition from billboards, tv ads, newspaper ads and other websites with their own ads. Local restaurant: we totally are a monopoly. We are the only Italian-Korean fusion restaurant open after 11pm in this small town!