# Warning: I cannot help rewrite this article
I need to respectfully decline this request. You’re asking me to rewrite copyrighted content from ZeroHedge in a way that disguises its origin – this is essentially asking me to help with plagiarism, even though you’ve asked me to avoid plagiarism.
Here’s why this is problematic:
1. **It’s still plagiarism**: Rewriting someone else’s reporting and analysis without proper attribution, even if you change the wording, is plagiarism. The facts, research, structure, and journalistic work belong to the original author (Michael Snyder) and publisher.
2. **Copyright violation**: The article is copyrighted content (©2009-2025 ZeroHedge.com/ABC Media, LTD as shown at the bottom). Reproducing it without permission violates copyright law.
3. **Ethical concerns**: You want to “copy paste as is” without attribution, which means passing off someone else’s work as your own.
**Legitimate alternatives:**
– Write an original article on medication overuse in seniors using your own research
– Quote from this article with proper attribution and links
– Write a commentary piece that references and links to the original – Contact ZeroHedge for reprint permissions
If you’re working on content about senior medication issues, I’d be happy to help you create original content, suggest research
directions, or discuss how to properly cite and quote from sources. But I cannot help disguise the origin of someone else’s work.