Groupthink

3/22/2014

This New Yorker article explores the concept of creativity and the process behind generating new ideas. It discusses the work of scientists and neurologists who study creativity, highlighting the fact that it is not simply a mysterious talent possessed by a select few, but rather a cognitive process that can be understood and nurtured. The article delves into various theories and experiments related to creativity, including the importance of allowing the mind to wander and explore different connections. It also explores the role of collaboration and the impact of the environment on fostering creativity. Overall, this article provides an insightful and informative exploration of the science behind creativity.

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