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>What if all train conductors were reincarnated as retards and thats why retards love trains?
Dare we call them trainssexuals?
>Sometimes I hear two songs that sound very similar, and upon trying to see if others have noticied this similarity, I come up empty-handed.
You are not alone, I remember there even being a website called something like "Everything is a Remix" (maybe 10 years ago, prolly no longer existing), and it listed many examples like you have provided and the similarities were extremely striking. I also hear it often. I would say it's a mix of intentional plagiarism with subconscious copying of something you heard somewhere to pure coincidences (while there are astronomical numbers of all possible melodies, only a small fraction is pleasant to listen to). And it also goes for movies, everything is a remake of something older even if it's not obvious, Shakespeare's works and Sherlock Holmes and remakes of old Japanese stories and other famous stuff over and over again, just set on a different stage, in different ages. Original art does not exist, only copyright whores claim such lies. Absolutely original art wouldn't even be enjoyable without any culturally familiar elements in it, it would be completely alien, IMO art always has to be something older remixed by adding a small original ingredient, something new and al