According to some people, art, technology and so on. In many respects, there has been no long-term authenticity. Only different packaging, comments or the like.
I think that everything we do in a creative way or to innovate will have some roots in what has already happened. Science and technology tend to build on what has been done, and writers, artists and musicians all have an influence. Most of us don't work in a vacuum.
Instead of always being interested in having something original, in my experience, it's like getting to know what you're interested in or interested in, or getting, and making good, the innovations or creations that you're interested in. Creativity and innovation tend to be cyclical. What is no longer in fashion is coming back at a future date.
So, I know we're always looking for the next great thing or groundbreaking product or technology, but there are other times when it's going to be incremental, work on the edges, and take giant steps.
If someone is really running out of ideas, maybe a break would be in order. Until ideas are exhausted, there is no use in worrying about when it will happen because it has to be sooner or later. This does not mean that innovation or creativity must stop or end. There will always be a way of doing something better, different, interesting or unique.
Focusing on what you are guiding and what problems people need to solve will help creativity and innovation survive.
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