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I used to go around saying, "I am the only person I know of who does not believe he is unique."
(Always loved deliberate irony like that.)
It's true, though. I do not believe it likely, or even statistically possible, that I have thought any thoughts not thought by someone else, and this seems to be an uncommon (but not unique) thought.
I've also been obsessed with meta, and I thought this was uncommon as well until I started reading Hofstadter.
Does any of that count?
I'd like to say it does count, but it all describes me very well.