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New ideas - are created by recombination and filtering. Your subconscious generates new recombination, the wider the scope and stranger the combinations - the
by PicassoCTs 5y ago
New ideas - are created by recombination and filtering. Your subconscious generates new recombination, the wider the scope and stranger the combinations - the higher the chances of a miss, but also of discovering a "pass" to a new field.
Now these re-combinations are filtered, again first subconsciously.
If you murdered your childish, playful self in your late youth or give too much about societys evaluation of what society can not even evaluate your idea might never creep into your aware consciousness.
Now for the ugly part. Some of us are, by curse or luck, predisposed to have a more flexible brain when it comes to recombinating ideas, persons, circumstances.
My basic assumption always was, that it is a useful side-effect of watchfulness aka the guardian role aka looking for danger in noise.
This of course can go horribly wrong.
A creatives world is just one frail filter function working away from, writing game of thrones too living in game of thrones in your living room.
I really would love to see the statistics here, to test this.
Any center of creativity should be surrounded by camps of relatives were the filter functions went haywire.
Now for the final touch. There is no recipe. No "cook" this algorithm, dance this dance through your brain and you will turn more creative. If asked for it- the brain will fantasize and invent those recipes. Which will be nice to read, but worthless when attempting to reproduce. The closest one would get is to reproduce the education that shaped shapeable brains into extraordinary creative people.
And if all this works out, you are still just somebody with a (good) idea. Ideas are plenty in the sea and having good ideas does not equal the ability to execute on it.
I would love to have a 9 meter arm made from boneless legs. Thanks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Robotic_Arm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Robotic_Arm