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Thinking, the Fun, Way
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How, creative, are you?
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To, find out,
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try, to answer, a very, simple, question.
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You, may think, that, the question, has only, one answer, and say "4".
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If you, think, outside the box,, however,, you will, realize, that there, may be more than, one answer,, like this:
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Or, like, this:
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Every day, we face, a lot of, questions.
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We often, try to find, one correct, answer.
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However,, there can be, many different, answers.
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Your answers, depend on, how you view, the questions.
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Throughout, the ages,, many people, have shaped, human history
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by viewing, things differently, and thus, developing ideas, that were unique, and useful.
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One such, person was, Johannes Gutenberg.
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In Gutenberg's world,, two devices, were in, common use:
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the wine press, and, the coin punch.
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The first one, pressed grapes, to make wine,, and the other, made images, on coins.
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One day,, Gutenberg playfully, asked himself:
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"What if, I took, a bunch of these, coin punches, and put, them under, the wine press
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so that, they left, images on paper?"
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In the end,, his idea, of linking, the two devices, led to, the birth of, the modern, printing press.
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This changed, history, forever.
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Gutenberg, did not pull, his idea, out of thin air.
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He knew, about the, two devices, of his era.
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He knew, how they worked, and what, they could do.
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In other words,, the roots of, the invention, were already there.
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What Gutenberg did, was view, the two devices, in a new way, and combine, them.
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In this way,, Gutenberg exemplifies
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what, the modern inventor, Steve Jobs noted,, "Creativity is just, connecting things."
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Creative thinking, was also, behind
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Josephine Cochrane's, invention of the, modern dishwasher.
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Before her time,, people used to place, dishes in a dishwasher,, add water,, and let scrubbers, clean the dishes.
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There was, a problem,, though.
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The scrubbers, sometimes badly, danaged dishes.
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Cochrane approached, the process, of dishwashing, differently.
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She used, water itself -, water pressure
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instead, of scrubbers.
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She thought, that high water pressure, would do, the job of scrubbers, and danage, the dishes less.
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Her machine,, which pumped hot,, soapy water, onto dishes,, became successful, in restaurants, and, (later),, in homes.
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This example, (again) shows, that creativity is, the result of, thinking differently.
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Can we, learn to think, differently or, more creatively, like these, famous inventors?
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Luckily,, the answer, is "yes."
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Creative thinking, is a skill,, and we can, improve it
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To think, more creatively,, look for, many possible answers,, not just one.
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Ask yourself,, "What if ...?" or, say to yourself,, "Imagine..."
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Also,, do not, be afraid of, making mistakes.
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When you (do), make mistakes,, try to learn, from them.
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As Albert Einstein, (once) said,, "Anyone who has, never made, a mistake, has never tried, anything new."
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Most importantly,, do not forget, (that) creativity, is based on, knowledge and experience.
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you need to, keep learning, new things.
51
That way,, you will have, the tools, for creativity.
52
Who can imagine, Shakespeare without, his understanding, of poetry or, Beethoven without, his ability to play, the piano?
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1
Thinking, the Fun, Way
2
How, creative, are you?
3
To, find out,
4
try, to answer, a very, simple, question.
5
You, may think, that, the question, has only, one answer, and say "4".
6
If you, think, outside the box,, however,, you will, realize, that there, may be more than, one answer,, like this:
7
Or, like, this:
8
Every day, we face, a lot of, questions.
9
We often, try to find, one correct, answer.
10
However,, there can be, many different, answers.
11
Your answers, depend on, how you view, the questions.
12
Throughout, the ages,, many people, have shaped, human history
13
by viewing, things differently, and thus, developing ideas, that were unique, and useful.
14
One such, person was, Johannes Gutenberg.
15
In Gutenberg's world,, two devices, were in, common use:
16
the wine press, and, the coin punch.
17
The first one, pressed grapes, to make wine,, and the other, made images, on coins.
18
One day,, Gutenberg playfully, asked himself:
19
"What if, I took, a bunch of these, coin punches, and put, them under, the wine press
20
so that, they left, images on paper?"
21
In the end,, his idea, of linking, the two devices, led to, the birth of, the modern, printing press.
22
This changed, history, forever.
23
Gutenberg, did not pull, his idea, out of thin air.
24
He knew, about the, two devices, of his era.
25
He knew, how they worked, and what, they could do.
26
In other words,, the roots of, the invention, were already there.
27
What Gutenberg did, was view, the two devices, in a new way, and combine, them.
28
In this way,, Gutenberg exemplifies
29
what, the modern inventor, Steve Jobs noted,, "Creativity is just, connecting things."
30
Creative thinking, was also, behind
31
Josephine Cochrane's, invention of the, modern dishwasher.
32
Before her time,, people used to place, dishes in a dishwasher,, add water,, and let scrubbers, clean the dishes.
33
There was, a problem,, though.
34
The scrubbers, sometimes badly, danaged dishes.
35
Cochrane approached, the process, of dishwashing, differently.
36
She used, water itself -, water pressure
37
instead, of scrubbers.
38
She thought, that high water pressure, would do, the job of scrubbers, and danage, the dishes less.
39
Her machine,, which pumped hot,, soapy water, onto dishes,, became successful, in restaurants, and, (later),, in homes.
40
This example, (again) shows, that creativity is, the result of, thinking differently.
41
Can we, learn to think, differently or, more creatively, like these, famous inventors?
42
Luckily,, the answer, is "yes."
43
Creative thinking, is a skill,, and we can, improve it
44
To think, more creatively,, look for, many possible answers,, not just one.
45
Ask yourself,, "What if ...?" or, say to yourself,, "Imagine..."
46
Also,, do not, be afraid of, making mistakes.
47
When you (do), make mistakes,, try to learn, from them.
48
As Albert Einstein, (once) said,, "Anyone who has, never made, a mistake, has never tried, anything new."
49
Most importantly,, do not forget, (that) creativity, is based on, knowledge and experience.
50
you need to, keep learning, new things.
51
That way,, you will have, the tools, for creativity.
52
Who can imagine, Shakespeare without, his understanding, of poetry or, Beethoven without, his ability to play, the piano?