Back in the early days of Drupal 8 there were a number of competing composer projects aimed at standing up a Drupal site from a simple composer command on the CLI. The one I settled on was one of the more active at the time. However, it was not the one that was ultimately adopted by the community.
While it's not possible to reuse paragraphs you can create a paragraph type that mimics this behaviour.
Prep reusable content.
Add a Block Paragraph Type.
Congratulations to Victoria Spagnolo (quietone) for winning the Open Source Contributor award at this years New Zealand Open Source Awards for contributions to the Drupal Project and Drupal Migrate.
Just over 10 years ago I settled on a single content management system as the thing that I would use as the core of my development work. At the time Drupal 4.6 was the bleeding edge and it was... okay. It was the best of a fairly rough bunch. In fairness though, that opinion is from my current position with 20:20 hindsight.
Seventeen years ago today Dries released Drupal 1.0 under an open source licence and things have only gotten better since then.
Last year was bad. Losing Julian was one of the final straws. I pretty much checked out of everything for the year. Token activity on social media, barely looked at any code, no projects for friends, charity or pay. For the most part I let my inner misanthrope win and have had very little social contact at all.
I'm finding that I don't mind it either and I suspect this will continue for a bit longer.