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Original sources are always have a better effect when compared to an offspring fountain of it, however, the difficulty to achieve this is way too extended too much. Which is why most are just fine with a distinct origin.

No one will experience the pain you have endured until they've experienced exactly the same thing. However, most forms of pain are similar to each other. We can't assume some people suffer more from it just because it is unique, after all, we all feel at least some physical need. And these feelings is something shared among us, most of us can comprehend common occurrences like death, birth, and life situations. Therefore, we can say that we somewhat understand someone else's pain. But not fully.

Only a mad man is able to do something completely out of the ordinary, something that no one is willing to do because of the risks and humiliation associated with them.

Hotter temperatures might make you somewhat feel everything else as colder, possibly comfortable and viceversa. When you grow accustomed to one thing it might be harder for you to withstand its opposite pole, but climate is the lesser example of this. Think of any field you can think of and apply this theory.