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Drop some acid? Yeah, I guess you could, but it's far from a free ticket. Besides, it's really easy to be creative without it. There's just one thing you have
by scotth 13y ago
Drop some acid? Yeah, I guess you could, but it's far from a free ticket. Besides, it's really easy to be creative without it.
There's just one thing you have to do -- think.
Just always keep your eyes open to the things that don't work as well as they should, and work to improve them. Just start. Start small. Build out the core, then go bigger. Let it consume you.
A million great ideas come out of any kind of work you feel passionate about. Just find something that sucks and improve it. Once you get the ball rolling you'll have more ideas than you could build in a lifetime.
- tmikaeld 13y agoDropping some acid is effective though, the statement that you can do 8 years of therapy in 8 hours still holds - but like any drug, it's a tool - what you do with that tool/power is entirely up to you.
- joshmn 13y agoIt was more or less just a funny, but not so well-received. So hard to convey lols through text. But, your point, it's really easy to be creative without it, I would argue against. You can't teach creativity. You can't learn creativity. Creativity is something you're born with and developed subconsciously. You can't consciously be creative. You can consciously think out of the box, sure, but as a true creative individual myself, there's such a fine line between the two.
- scotth 13y agoMeh, I beg to differ. To each their own, I suppose.
- dirktheman 13y agoI don't agree, you CAN learn creativity. Watch this great lecture from John Cleese from 1991: http://vimeo.com/18913413 http://vimeo.com/18913413
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- darkbot 13y agoYou should post this on the front page