Rather than simply copying someone else’s opinion, I would encourage individuals to engage in active listening ,research, and critical thinking. By doing so, they can develop their own well-informed opinions that are grounded in evidence and logical reasoning .Copycats lack originality ,they do all they can to “steal” someone else’s ideas and present them as their own .But little do they know, that people can see through that. You have done this several times and I’m sure the original is worth more than a copy. Why would you take half of a person’s opinion and add it and change words and rewrite it to appear superior like they thought of it first. Did you do this in school? To make the teacher think you were superior over the other classmates. This person should have a mind of their own. In conclusion, while it is natural to be influenced by other’s opinions, blindly copying them without critical analysis can hinder personal growth and intellectual development. What is my next opinion and I’ll let you put it first-but I sure won’t copy yours or reword it or rewrite it to make myself look superior.
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