Copy and paste is boring, right? Wrong. It’s the digital equivalent of scissors and glue. But without the sticky mess. You can remix the world.
Copy a line from a song. Paste it onto a photo. Share it. You just made art. Or chaos. Either way, you’re creating something new. That’s powerful.
Funky fact: the first copy-paste was invented by Larry Tesler in the 1970s. He worked at Xerox. He wanted to make computers less scary. Thank you, Larry, for letting me steal memes.
So go ahead. Copy this article. Paste it into your notes. Or don’t—just use your Samsung tablet like the tech wizard you are. You’ve got this. And if you get stuck, just tap, hold, and pretend you meant to do that.
