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This text appears to be a Japanese blog post about the concept of "copycat" or "imitation" in various contexts, including art, music, and everyday life. The author discusses how imitation can be both beneficial (e.g., learning from others, improving skills) and detrimental (e.g., passing off someone else's work as one's own, damaging originality). The text mentions several points: 1. Imitation can be a natural part of learning and growth. 2. Imitation can be used for creative purposes, such as when artists or musicians draw inspiration from others. 3. However, excessive imitation can lead to a lack of originality and creativity. 4. In some cases, imitation can be seen as a form of plagiarism or copyright infringement. The author also mentions that there are different types of imitation, including: 1. Imitation for the purpose of learning and growth 2. Imitation for creative purposes (e.g., drawing inspiration from others) 3. Excessive imitation leading to a lack of originality Overall, the text highlights the complex nature of imitation and its various implications in different contexts. The author concludes by encouraging readers to consider their own attitudes towards imitation and creativity, and to strive for originality and innovation in their work. Finally, the text includes links to the author's blog and Twitter account.