Everything was already here.
The rocks, microorganisms, planets they were always here but we couldn’t see them until then when we reached a point we could finally see them.
They were always here.
This makes me wonder there is still more we don’t know.
But what about the ones we made with our hands? The ones we had invented?
—We make them by combining things already existed. And there are still many combinations out there we haven’t tried to see what they give.
We don’t create combinations; they were always here waiting to be found.
Nothing is new.
Can I see the not-yet-seen whenever I want?
—Why you couldn’t see others before and how did you managed to see them?
The only explanation I find should definitely be you were blind.
If not, then tell me why something new comes you start to see it now when it was around you all this time?
This brings us to the antidote: you have to see again
The only thing I have in mind right now is maybe we should give you a fresh new pair of eyes:
You have to start going to places you have never been before, somewhere you are interested with, somewhere you are curious to see how it is. This is the only cure for you to be able to notice quickly new things you haven’t seen before.
—Your eyes are dead when you stay on the same place for so long.
Does this guarantee you’ll discover something new in that new place?
No, you can’t set out to make discoveries,
Discoveries are made “accidentally”.
What you can set out to do is explore:
What are you interested with?
What are you curious about?
Explore it in every corner, and while you are on it enjoy this new view.

