plagiarism success

Our industry is so special that many things have different ethical standards. For example, our industry strongly advocates plagiarism.

The real super openness is copying code, and I know that's the closest thing to a silver bullet. And this technology is so difficult to master that there is basically no way to pass some kind of exam to confirm this ability. From this, it can be considered that basically the current school education is completely contrary to it.

The second level of plagiarism is plagiarism of other people's ideas. So you see so many people talking, plagiarizing all the time, never surpassed. Although some people say it sourly, some people say it with praise. But it is undeniable that copying other people's ideas is a very beneficial means in itself.

The next level is plagiarism, which is the method of copying other people's work. For example, the previous cmmi, agile, etc., are educating others that they should learn to work like other people. Of course, this attempt is always fighting against common sense and keeps failing.

Of course, the easiest and most direct way is to pull the plagiarism object directly to your side. So talent battles are commonplace.

It is said that plagiarism and innovation are irreconcilable contradictions, but in our case plagiarism is the biggest innovation.