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Diary Improves Mental Acuity Memory Reasoning Creativity Innovation
Innovation Stifled by Large Organizations
Large Organizations Stifle Innovation
Truth Deviations Spawn Creativity by Lucky Accidents
Power User Wants Fast Performance Function Keys
Creativity Persistence of Edison, Requires Resources
Edison Willing to Fail 1000 Times
Creativity Analysis Context Linking Intelligence
Improving Improvement, Continual Learning
Creativity Innovation Work Environment Improving Improvement, Continu
Gelernter, Creativity Connections Not Constrained by Rules

2013 -    ..
2014 - Summary/Objective
2015 -
201501 - Follow up ref SDS 29 0000, ref SDS 27 0000.
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201503 - Received ref DRT 1 0001 from Jack Park commenting on creativity which
201504 - Eric Armstrong discussed in a letter dated 001101, ref DRP 2 0001, and
201505 - received on 001108. ref SDS 29 0001
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201507 - Eric attributed creativity to persistance, ref SDS 29 6370, and
201508 - creating analogies. ref SDS 29 IL6I
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201510 - A letter to the team on 001108, ref DIP 3 0001, explained creating
201511 - connections to align information, and, assembling information in
201512 - different contexts, both create different patterns that impart new
201513 - correlations and implications that are "creative," which Doug may have
201514 - in mind in calling for multiple views, most recently on 001027 in the
201515 - OHS Launch Plan. ref SDS 22 D6H8 and ref SDS 22 NW8E
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201517 - Also, on 001108 a book on English composition cites elements of
201518 - creativity that flow from alphabet technology, enhanced by SDS.
201519 - ref SDS 28 K5WL
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201521 - Today, Jack says David Gelernter maintains in his book, "The Muse in
201522 - the Machine," that extreme application of logic occurs in a region of
201523 - extreme consciousness. ref DRT 1 RH5N
201524 - ..
201525 - Jack recalls that Gelernter says creativity occurs without logic
201526 - and rules for connecting dots of causation.  Thus, the creative
201527 - process is one in which dots get connected that would otherwise be
201528 - blocked by logical processes. ref DRT 1 007M
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201530 - Jack advises he can realize new connections when driving along a
201531 - country road, playing the piano, or even describing something to
201532 - someone (during which event, that something acquires new
201533 - embellishments I hadn't noticed before). ref DRT 1 JK7K
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201535 - Jack concludes that creativity involves breaking rules. ref DRT 1 009O
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201537 -     An interesting question arises from this perspective is how
201538 -     technology might enhance creativity?  One might say, well a gun
201539 -     is creative because it supports breaking the rules.
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201541 -     What other technologies can help?
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