When necessary, I happily plagiarize answers from Stackoverflow the whole day long.
However, I shy away from recursive structures.
They may be meta and cool but not always efficient.<p>I was once approached by a young job recruiter.
Since I am a fan of literary and linguistic issues and he had a master's degree in German studies, I googled for his master's thesis.
Interesting topic, which I will leave unnamed here because....
Because I found an Austrian bachelor's thesis posted online ten years before this master's thesis, by a different person but with the same topic.
And in my opinion with a quite similar structure and analog passages.
Since my interest was piqued, I researched further and found the doctoral thesis of the professor who had supervised the master's thesis.
Another twenty years older.
It was based on the same book as the master's thesis and the baccalaureate thesis with a broadly related topic, though of course much more in-depth and expanded.
Unfortunately, the book was not 'Felix Krull'.<p>All three writings, however, were, in my opinion, excellent in terms of craftsmanship.<p>As Nietzsche taught us, nothing is true everything is permitted.