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On Repetitive

Repetition is not a sin.

What makes repetition famous is the story of Sisyphus, written by Camus. Sisyphus pushes the stone from the bottom up, then it falls, he pushes again, such a repetitive process, which is universal, makes the novel classically unique.

Repetition is the essence of life.

What makes such a repetition boring is the lack of something new and excitement. However, if there is some improvement derived from the repetition, and applied, then practiced to refine again, such a repetitive process is positive.

Therefore, the person themselves determines the outcome of the repetitive process.