property, and anyone that is aware of its stringent standards should feel uncomfortable in front of strong words such as "copy" and "steal".Apart from Pablo Picasso, other artists such as Igor Stravinsky and William Faulkner were attributed this expression, but its most fervent exponent and defender remains Steve Jobs, founder of Apple.I believe a PhD student not only aspires to become a great artist, but he or she is also mastering the art of "stealing".Of course, some interpretations of this expression are definitely wrong.It undoubtedly does not mean "plagiarize" nor explicitly means "copying".Neither copying nor plagiarizing turns anyone into a good artist, nor a great one.Then, what does it mean?Simply put, to "copy" is more akin to "imitation" while "stealing" is more akin to "inspiration".The distinction is in the intent: imitation is laziness or refusal to accept your influences; inspiration is recognizing the influence and turning it into something new (Nick Douglas, 2017).As