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Ideas are Alive and You are Dead
... See moreThe best trick I know for releasing the imagination is to persuade the students that their imaginations have nothing to do with them. The imagination is a huge animal with a will of its own, I say. Be interested in it, but accept no responsibility. You're not its keeper. Where do ideas come from anyway? Why should I say, "I thought of it" or "I t
The fact that for a second we think robots could replace us shows how little we value who or what we are and where we came from. Our lives, the journey of being here.
They might replace us but because we put them in place of us, that's it. We are creating ourselves away by not realising where creativity actually comes from. Not from us but through
... See moreThe “idea” isn’t a finished product with identifiable boundaries that one moment sprung into being—one of the reasons artists so hate the interview question, “So what was your inspiration for this?” Any idea is actually an unstable, shifting intersection between myself and whatever I was encountering. By extension, thought doesn’t occur somehow ins
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